2026 AGM Notice (15 April 2026)

Dave Martin • March 14, 2026

AUTRA’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held on
Wednesday 15 April 2026

The meeting will be scheduled for 8pm AEST (7.30pm ACST, 6pm AWST) via a Zoom online conference call.

A formal Notice of Meeting, including the time, location and agenda, will be issued at least 14 days before the AGM, in line with AUTRA’s constitutional requirements. Members will be able to register to attend meeting using link provided in that notice.

All Committee positions will be declared vacant at the AGM.

This is an important opportunity for members to help shape AUTRA’s direction over the next year. If you are considering nominating for a position, please feel free to contact a current Committee member. We are very happy to explain the roles we are undertaking and what is involved in each position. While not mandatory, if you are able, please provide a statement of up to one page with your nomination, via email to secretary@autra.asn.au, which will be shared with members

Nominations for Committee roles are now open. To submit a nomination, please complete the online nomination form

This page will be updated with further details as they become available (including links to the 2025 Annual Report, meeting registration, proxy nomination & any committee nominee details).

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