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August:

Wikimedia Australia's trial small grants program concludes.

July 9:

Wikimania 2010 in Gdańsk, Poland!

June:

Liam Wyatt is spending five weeks volunteering at the British Museum as the first ever "volunteer Wikipedian in residence".

May 14:

Brian-Salter-Duke is representing Wikimedia Australia at the Wikimedia Foundation's fundraising summit in Bristol, UK.

May 9:

Brianna Laugher's resignation is reluctantly accepted at a special meeting of the committee, and Steve Peters is elected to complete the committee's current term as president.

Apr 13:

Liam Wyatt is co-presenting a workshop at the annual "Museums and the Web" conference in Denver, USA.

Apr 18:

Sarah Ewart and Andrew Owens are representing Wikimedia Australia at the 2010 Wikimedia Foundation Chapters meeting in Berlin, Germany.

Apr 16:

Brianna Laugher is presenting at the National Library's Innovative Ideas Forum on the theme: "How technology is changing cultural institutions and the visitor experience, and how people integrate technology into their lives".

Feb 1:

The committee's strategy and planning meeting in Melbourne concludes with some clear goals and objectives for the year ahead.

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-{{newsitem wmau-a|Apr 18: |Wikimedia Australia sent two representatives to the 2010 Chapters conference in Berlin.}}
+{{newsitem wmau-a|June: |Liam Wyatt is spending five weeks volunteering at the British Museum as the first ever "volunteer Wikipedian in residence".}}
-{{newsitem wmau-a|Feb 1: |The committee's strategy and planning meeting concluded with some clear goals and objectives for the year ahead.}}
+{{newsitem wmau-a|May 14: | Brian-Salter-Duke is representing Wikimedia Australia at the Wikimedia Foundation's fundraising summit in Bristol, UK.}}
-{{newsitem wmau-m|Nov 29: |The [[2009-2010 AGM|Annual General Meeting]] for 2009-2010 is held nationwide.}}
+{{newsitem wmau-a|May 9: |Brianna Laugher's resignation is reluctantly accepted at a special meeting of the committee,  and [[User:VirtualSteve|Steve Peters]] is elected to complete the committee's current term as president.}}
-{{newsitem wmau-a|Nov 7: |The [[:w:Queensland Museum|Queensland Museum]], with assistance from the chapter, has begun uploading images from the Bert Roberts photograph collection onto Wikimedia Commons.  See the images [[:commons:Category:A E "Bert" Roberts plate glass photo collection|here]].}}
+{{newsitem wmau-a|Apr 13:|Liam Wyatt is co-presenting a workshop at the annual "Museums and the Web" conference in Denver, USA.}}
+{{newsitem wmau-a|Apr 18: |Sarah Ewart and Andrew Owens are representing Wikimedia Australia at the 2010 Wikimedia Foundation Chapters meeting in Berlin, Germany.}}
+{{newsitem wmau-a|Apr 16: |Brianna Laugher is presenting at the National Library's Innovative Ideas Forum on the theme: "How technology is changing cultural institutions and the visitor experience, and how people integrate technology into their lives".}}
+{{newsitem wmau-a|Feb 1: |The committee's strategy and planning meeting in Melbourne concludes with some clear goals and objectives for the year ahead.}}