2024-04-10 Council Meeting Minutes

2024-04-10 Council Meeting Minutes

1. Meeting overview and key information Present Joel Addison (President) Sae Ra Germaine (Vice-President) Jennifer Cox (Council) Neill Cox (Secretary) Andrew Pam (Council) Russell Stuart (Treasurer) Jonathan Woithe (Council) Apologies  Not Present Meeting opened at 19:37 AEST by Joel  and quorum was achieved. Minutes taken by Neill 2. Log of correspondence Enquiry from Julia Topliss via the Linux Australia Website Contact Form - Joel has enabled Julia’s membership. Joel will confirm that Julia has been notified Everything Open 2025 - Mike O’Conner - Russell has responded New MoU with WordCamp Central - Now signed and complete Linux Australia and WordCamp [...]

2024-11-05T10:14:45+11:00November 5th, 2024|Categories: Council Meetings, Linux Australia, Uncategorised|Tags: , , |

2024-03-27 Council Meeting Minutes

1. Meeting overview and key information Present Joel Addison (President) Sae Ra Germaine (Vice-President) Neill Cox (Secretary) Andrew Pam (Council) Russell Stuart (Treasurer) Jennifer Cox (Council) Jonathan Woithe (Council) Apologies  Not Present Meeting opened at 20:03 AEDT by Joel  and quorum was achieved. Minutes taken by Neill 2. Log of correspondence Fwd: ID for Linux Australia Inc, Client ID 417289 ATTN : Madhura [Wi] Latest email to Wise Fwd: Status of transfer #${payment} Pretalx/Pretix invoices due PyCon AU 2024 bank account signatories Fwd: OSI Election and Candidate Information Hardware grant guidelines Enquiry from Julia Topliss via the Linux Australia Website [...]

2024-11-05T10:10:02+11:00November 5th, 2024|Categories: Council Meetings, Linux Australia, Uncategorised|Tags: , , |

Saying Farewell to Planet Linux Australia

Planet Linux Australia (planet.linux.org.au) was started more than 15 years ago by Michael Davies. In the time since (and particularly before the rise of social media), it has provided a valuable service by encouraging the sharing of information and opinions within our Open Source community. However, due to the many diverse communication options now available over the internet, sites such as Planet Linux Australia are no longer used as heavily as they once were. With many other channels now available, the resources required to maintain Planet Linux Australia are becoming difficult to justify. With this in mind and following the [...]

2020-10-06T21:21:03+11:00October 6th, 2020|Categories: Uncategorised|
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