AIOH Annual Conferences
1982 University of Melbourne, Victoria
1983 University of Sydney, NSW
1984 National Science Centre, Clunies Ross House, Melbourne, Victoria
1985 Leura Gardens Motel, Leura, NSW
1986 Ballarat Old Village, Ballarat, Victoria
1987 Adelaide Convention Centre, SA
1988 Fairmont Conference Resort, Leura, NSW
1989 Sea World Nara Resort, Gold Coast, Queensland
1990 Observation City, Scarborough, Perth, WA
1991 La Trobe University College of Northern Victoria, Bendigo, Victoria
1992 Albert Hall Convention Centre, Launceston, Tasmania
1993 Holiday Inn Crowne Plaza, Terrigal, NSW
1994 Royal Pines Resort, Gold Coast, Queensland
1995 Ramada Grand Hotel, Glenelg, SA
1996 Hyatt Regency Hotel, Perth, WA
1997 Albury Convention & Performing Arts Centre, Albury, NSW
1998 National Convention Centre and Parkroyal, Canberra
1999 Hyatt Regency Coolum, Sunshine Coast, Queensland
2001 Novotel Northbeach, Wollongong, NSW
2002 Deakin University, Geelong Waterfront Campus, Victoria
2003 Hilton Hotel, Adelaide, SA.
2004 Esplanade Hotel, Fremantle, WA
2005 Crowne Plaza Terrigal, NSW
2006 Surfer’s Paradise Marriott Resort, Gold Coast, Queensland
2007 Grand Hyatt, Melbourne, Victoria
2008 Burswood Entertainment Complex, Perth, WA
2009 National Convention Centre, Canberra, ACT
2010 Hotel Grand Chancellor, Hobart, Tasmania
2011 Sofitel Brisbane Central, Brisbane, Queensland
2012 Adelaide Convention Centre, SA
really need to update this 🙂
found the list where I’d updated…
2013 Hilton Hotel, Sydney, NSW
2014 Pullman Hotel, Albert Park, Vic
2015 Crown Perth, WA
2016 Royal Pines Resort, Gold Coast, QLD
2017 National Convention Centre, Canberra
2018 Crown Conference Centre Melbourne, Vic
2019 Crown Perth, WA
2020 CYBERSPACE
Approximately annual conferences in Industrial Hygiene were held in Australia from 1960 onward (“Conference/Meeting of Scientific Officers Engaged in Field of Industrial Hygiene”) in the 26 February 1979 conference the agenda included a formal debate for the proposal for the creation of an “Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists” after much discussion this was passed unanimously including the make up of an interim council with Trevor Jones as President. In June 1980 the Scientific Officers Conference/Meeting (not AIOH) continued and at the completion of the second day the first AGM of the AIOH was conducted. The name was not changed to AIOH Conference until about 2 years later, the first live in Conference was at Leura in 1985 and came about when 3 brave juniors at the time (Davies, Rogers and Goodhew) financially staked the meeting at a motel in Leura NSW- some of the then oldies told us it would be a failure and no one would come – it was booked out in less than a week, and and the rest is history.
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https://www.aioh.org.au/resources/past-conference-proceedings1
AIOH Annual Conferences
1982 University of Melbourne, Victoria
1983 University of Sydney, NSW
1984 National Science Centre, Clunies Ross House, Melbourne, Victoria
1985 Leura Gardens Motel, Leura, NSW
1986 Ballarat Old Village, Ballarat, Victoria
1987 Adelaide Convention Centre, SA
1988 Fairmont Conference Resort, Leura, NSW
1989 Sea World Nara Resort, Gold Coast, Queensland
1990 Observation City, Scarborough, Perth, WA
1991 La Trobe University College of Northern Victoria, Bendigo, Victoria
1992 Albert Hall Convention Centre, Launceston, Tasmania
1993 Holiday Inn Crowne Plaza, Terrigal, NSW
1994 Royal Pines Resort, Gold Coast, Queensland
1995 Ramada Grand Hotel, Glenelg, SA
1996 Hyatt Regency Hotel, Perth, WA
1997 Albury Convention & Performing Arts Centre, Albury, NSW
1998 National Convention Centre and Parkroyal, Canberra
1999 Hyatt Regency Coolum, Sunshine Coast, Queensland
2001 Novotel Northbeach, Wollongong, NSW
2002 Deakin University, Geelong Waterfront Campus, Victoria
2003 Hilton Hotel, Adelaide, SA.
2004 Esplanade Hotel, Fremantle, WA
2005 Crowne Plaza Terrigal, NSW
2006 Surfer’s Paradise Marriott Resort, Gold Coast, Queensland
2007 Grand Hyatt, Melbourne, Victoria
2008 Burswood Entertainment Complex, Perth, WA
2009 National Convention Centre, Canberra, ACT
2010 Hotel Grand Chancellor, Hobart, Tasmania
2011 Sofitel Brisbane Central, Brisbane, Queensland
2012 Adelaide Convention Centre, SA
really need to update this 🙂
omg Shelley, such a detailed response 🙂
Makes up for not being able to remember the impinger thingy in the next question
found the list where I’d updated…
2013 Hilton Hotel, Sydney, NSW
2014 Pullman Hotel, Albert Park, Vic
2015 Crown Perth, WA
2016 Royal Pines Resort, Gold Coast, QLD
2017 National Convention Centre, Canberra
2018 Crown Conference Centre Melbourne, Vic
2019 Crown Perth, WA
2020 CYBERSPACE
Shelley, you conference tragic!
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1972
1980 Melbourne
Approximately annual conferences in Industrial Hygiene were held in Australia from 1960 onward (“Conference/Meeting of Scientific Officers Engaged in Field of Industrial Hygiene”) in the 26 February 1979 conference the agenda included a formal debate for the proposal for the creation of an “Australian Institute of Occupational Hygienists” after much discussion this was passed unanimously including the make up of an interim council with Trevor Jones as President. In June 1980 the Scientific Officers Conference/Meeting (not AIOH) continued and at the completion of the second day the first AGM of the AIOH was conducted. The name was not changed to AIOH Conference until about 2 years later, the first live in Conference was at Leura in 1985 and came about when 3 brave juniors at the time (Davies, Rogers and Goodhew) financially staked the meeting at a motel in Leura NSW- some of the then oldies told us it would be a failure and no one would come – it was booked out in less than a week, and and the rest is history.
great info Alan, thanks 🙂