The Australasian Quaternary Association



Quaternary landscapes in Australia and New Zealand. (Clockwise from top left: Blue Lake, NSW; Cradle Mountain, TAS; Lake Rotoiti, NZ; Club Lake Valley, NSW (photos Tim Barrows).

The Australasian Quaternary Association (AQUA) brings together researchers studying various aspects of the Quaternary period (about the last 2 million years) in the Australasian region. It seeks to encourage research by younger workers in particular, to promote scientific communication between Australia and New Zealand, and to inform members of current research and publications. It holds biennial meetings and publishes the journal Quaternary Australasia twice a year.

Australasian Quaternary Association Site Map

Committee	Executive committee structure of the Australasian Quaternary Association
Membership	Membership form and constitution for the Australasian Quaternary Association
Awards	Past awards and Honours
Quaternary Australasia	Biannual newsletter and journal
AQUAlist	Email list for Quaternary researchers in Australasia
AQUADATA	Quaternary data archive
Meetings	Past meetings organised by the Australasian Quaternary Association
Conferences	Australasian conferences containing Quaternary reserach
Billboard	Got something to say on Quaternary research issues?
Publications	Publications of interest to Quaternary researchers
Resources	Electronic research resources
Employment	Links to jobs in the Australasian region
Links	Internet links to other Quaternary related web sites
Acknowledgements	Sources of material used in this web site
INTIMATE	Web page for the Australasian INTIMATE project
INQUA 2007	Information page for XVII INQUA Congress

This page is maintained by Tim Barrows
Australasian Quaternary Association