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Report on DSNA annual conference 2012 - embracing change

Gail Latham, Beth Finch

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The conference was held in Sydney's Masonic Centre on 25 August, with approximately 240 delegates attending from all over New South Wales. Sydney turned on a lovely, end-of-winter, sunny day. As always, the venue was great with a welcome 'cuppa' and friendly greetings upon arrival for an early morning registration. There was lots of talk and laughter as many of the delegates met up with both colleagues and old friends.

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The conference was held in Sydney's Masonic Centre on 25 August, with approximately 240 delegates attending from all over New South Wales. Sydney turned on a lovely, end-of-winter, sunny day. As always, the venue was great with a welcome 'cuppa' and friendly greetings upon arrival for an early morning registration. There was lots of talk and laughter as many of the delegates met up with both colleagues and old friends.

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The conference was held in Sydney's Masonic Centre on 25 August, with approximately 240 delegates attending from all over New South Wales. Sydney turned on a lovely, end-of-winter, sunny day. As always, the venue was great with a welcome 'cuppa' and friendly greetings upon arrival for an early morning registration. There was lots of talk and laughter as many of the delegates met up with both colleagues and old friends.

Key concepts: Laughter, Morning, History, Media studies, Library science, Sociology, Art, Computer science

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