Corporate Body

Australian Meteorological Association (1969 - 1988?)

From
20 February 1969
Walkerville, South Australia, Australia
To
1988?
Functions
Association, Society or membership organisation and Meteorology
Location
Walkerville, South Australia

Summary

The Australian Meteorological Association was established in Adelaide in 1969, with the objective of bringing together people interested in meteorology, and published a journal Monana. The Association went into recess in 1983, revived in 1986, and did not publish again after 1988.

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