Celebrating Our Geographers

CELEBRATING OUR GEOGRAPHERS: Congratulations to RGSSA Director Iain Hay, admitted as a Fellow of the Royal Society of South Australia.


CELEBRATING OUR GEOGRAPHERS: Congratulations to RGSSA Vice President Guy Robinson, admitted as a Fellow of the Institute of Australian Geographers (FIAG) at the Institute’s 2025 Annual meeting in Newcastle, NSW.


CELEBRATING OUR GEOGRAPHERS: Congratulations to Professor Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt, AO for receiving the 2025 Jan Monk Service Award.

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CELEBRATING OUR GEOGRAPHERS: Congratulations to Emeritus Professor Iain Hay, who has been appointed to the International Science Council (ISC) Committee for Membership. 

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CELEBRATING OUR GEOGRAPHERS: Congratulations to Phil O'Neill - awarded the title of Emeritus Professor of Economic Geography at Western Sydney University.

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CELEBRATING OUR GEOGRAPHERS: Congratulations to Emeritus Professor Richard Howitt AM who has been awarded the JP Thomson Medal -
the most prestigious award given by the Royal Geographical Society of Queensland.

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CELEBRATING OUR GEOGRAPHERS: Congratulations to Chris Gibson was recently awarded an ARC Australian Laureate Fellowship, for a project entitled ‘Regional decarbonisation transitions: an inclusive place-based approach’.
https://www.arc.gov.au/2024-laureate-profile-professor-christopher-gibson
Read more (IAG member access) p. 10 IAG NEWS August 2024 Issue No. 100.

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CELEBRATING OUR GEOGRAPHERS: Congratulations to Professor Corrinne Sullivan for being honoured as Indigenous Person of the Year at the inaugural Western Sydney University NAIDOC Awards 2024!
Read more (IAG member access) p. 8 IAG NEWS August 2024 Issue No. 100.

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Friends of Geography

Friends of Geography are Honorary members of the Institute of Australian Geographers. They are a select group of prominent public figures from diverse backgrounds, invited on behalf of the Institute in recognition of their long-term interest in Geography.
They have an understanding and appreciation for the discipline and act as advocates for geography, either based on formal training in the discipline or a strong personal passion for geography (or both).
The Friends of Geography initiative commenced in 2015 and will expand over time. Suggestions for new nominations are welcome and may be made in writing to the IAG Council.

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