A Very Short History of the NSW ANZIAM Branch: Appendices Part One

Link to the main page about the NSW ANZIAM branch.

• A. The executive committee of the branch.
  • Officers of the branch executive
  • Ex-officio members of the branch executive
  • Ordinary members of the branch executive
• Branch Meetings
  • B1. List of branch meetings.
  • B2. Conference organising committee.
  • B3. Winner of the best student presentation at the branch meeting (The Mercer Prize).
  • B4. Prize for the best student presentation
  • B5. Student Prize Committee
  • B6. List of invited speakers at the branch meeting.
  • B7. Length of presentations
  • B8. Miscellaneous awards handed out at the branch meeting.
• C. Analysis of delegates.
• D. Finances
  • D1. Budget Requests
  • D2. Registration Fees
• Acknowledgements.
• Abbreviations.
• Bibliography. (This is a bibliography for all parts of this series).

The Executive Committee of the Branch

Officers of the branch executive

Year	Chair	Secretary	Treasurer
1974	???	W.B. Fraser (USN)	(did not exist?)
1975	???	???	(did not exist?)
1976	A.H. Klotz (USN)	D. Cole (Department of Science)	(did not exist)
1977	???	???	(did not exist?)
1978	Professor R.I. Tanner (UNSW)	Dr P.W. Buchen (USN)	Professor V.T. Buchwald (UNSW)
2001	Charlie Macaskill (?) (USN)
2002		Jane Sexton (?) (USN)
2003	Charlie Macaskill (USN)	Jane Sexton (USN)	Peter Buchan
2004	Tim Marchant (UoW)	Jane Sexton (USN)	Peter Buchan (USN)
2005	Tim Marchant (UoW)		Peter Buchan (USN)
2006	Tim Marchant (UoW)		Peter Buchan (USN)
2007	Mark Nelson (UoW)		Peter Buchan (USN)
2008	Mark Nelson (UoW)	Grant Cox (UoW)	William Bertram
2009	Grant Cox (UoW)	Mark Nelson (UoW)	Charlie Macaskill (USN)
2010	Grant Cox (UoW)	Mark Nelson (UoW)	Charlie Macaskill (USN)
2011	Natalie Thamwattana (UoW)	Mark Nelson (UoW)	Charlie Macaskill (USN)
2012	John Murray UNSW)	Mark Nelson (UoW)	Charlie Macaskill (USN)
2013	John Murray (UNSW)	Mark Nelson (UoW)	Martin Wechselberger (USN)
2014	Mike Meylan (UNC)	John Murray (UNSW)	Martin Wechselberger (USN)
2015	Mike Meylan (UNC)	John Murray (UNSW)	Martin Wechselberger (USN)
2016	Mike Meylan (UNC)	John Murray (UNSW)	Martin Wechselberger (USN)
2017	Mike Meylan (UNC)	John Murray (UNSW)	Martin Wechselberger (USN)
2018	Natalie Thamwattana (UoW)	Christopher Lustri (MQU)	Martin Wechselberger (USN)
2019	David Khoury (UNSW)	Christopher Lustri (MQU)	Martin Wechselberger (USN)
2020	David Khoury (UNSW)	Christopher Lustri (MQU)	Xiao-Ping Lu (UOW)
2021	Mike Meylan (UNC)	Christopher Lustri (MQU)	Xiao-Ping Lu (UOW)
2023	Xiao-Ping Lu (UOW)	Christopher Lustri (MQU)	Eva Stadler (UNSW)

Ex-officio members of the branch executive

Year	Members
1974	???
1975	???
1976	V.T. Buchwald (UNSW)
1977	???

An ex-officio member is not listed for the 1978 committee.

Ordinary members of the branch executive

Year	Members
1974	???
1975	???
1976	R. Aus (High School)	P.W. Buchen (USN)	A. Fenwick (Navy Research)	A.T. Johnson (Sydney Teachers College)	A. Manton (CSIRO)
1977	???
1978	Dr D.G. Cole (I.P.S., Dept. Science)	Mr A.T. Johnson (Maths Dept, S.T.C.)	Dr A.H. Klotz (Applied Maths., USN)	Dr C. Scott (Mech & Indus Eng.,UNSW).
2004	Ian Benn	Barrie Fraser (USN)	Mark Nelson (UoW)
2009	Natalie Thamwattana (UoW)
2010	Natalie Thamwattana (UoW)
2011	Grant Cox (UoW)	Mary Myerscough (USN)
2012	Natalie Thamwattana (UoW)
2013	Timothy Ling (UTS, student)
2014	Mark Nelson (UoW)
2015	Mark Nelson (UoW)
2016	Mark Nelson (UoW)
2017	Mark Nelson (UoW)
2018	Mike Meylan (UNC)	Mark Nelson (UoW)
2019	Elena Levchenko (UNC)	Xiao-Ping Lu (UOW)	Mark Nelson (UOW)	Natalie Thamwattana (UNC)
2020	Mike Meylan (UNC)	Mark Nelson (UOW)	Marcia Pinheiro
2021	Fillipe Georgiou (UNC, student)	David Khoury (UNSW)	Bishnu Lamichhane (UNC)	Mark Nelson (UOW)
	Kyle Stevens (UNC, student)	Natalie Thamwattana (UNC)
2023	Matt Berry (UNSW, student)	Bishnu Lamichhane (UNC)	Mike Meylan (UNC)	Mark Nelson (UOW)
	Pantea Pooladvand (UNSW)	Stephen Woodcock (UTS)

Branch meetings

List of Branch Meetings

In the presentations column the first numeral is the number of presentations (including invited presentations). The second numerical is the number of student presentations. The third number is number of student presentations as a percentage of the total number of presentations. In the final column ACT denotes a joint meeting with the ACT branch of ANZIAM.

Year	Location	Date	Delegates	Presentations	Misc
1999	No meeting organised
2000	No meeting organised
2001	Tuggerah Lake Memorial Club, The Entrance	3-4/11/2001	18B1	14 (4, 28.6%)
2002	Bannisters Point, Mollymook	25-26/05/2002	33B2	15 (9, 60%)
2003	Mittagong	22-23/11/2003	18	10 (4, 40%)
2004	Vincentia Golf Club, Jervis Bay	26-27/11/2004	c. 25	10 (4, 40%)	ACT
2005	No meeting organised
2006	Vincentia Golf Club, Jervis Bay	8-9/12/2006	c. 25	10 (5, 50%)	ACT
2007	University of Wollongong	10/12/2007	15	10 (6, 60%)	ACT
2008	Coachhouse Marina Resort, Batemans Bay	21-22/11/2008	22	18 (10, 56%)	ACT
2009	Coachhouse Marina Resort, Batemans Bay	4-5/12/2009	23	18 (13, 72.2%)	ACT
2010	Berry Village Boutique Motel, Berry	3-4/12/2010	18	14 (10, 71.4%)	ACT
2011	Murramarang Beachfront Nature Resort, South Durras	24-25/11/2011	31	16 (10, 62.5%)	ACT
2012	University of New South Wales	24-25/11/2012	42	26 (16, 62%)	ACT.	http://conferences.science.unsw.edu.au/ANZIAMNSW2012/program.php
2013	University of Sydney	27-28/11/2013	37B3	20 (11, 55%)	ACT	http://www.maths.usyd.edu.au/u/olver/conferences/ANZIAM
2014	No meeting organised
2015	University of Newcastle (Sydney campus)	25-26/11/2015	36B4	22 (12, 55%)	ACT	https://carma.newcastle.edu.au/anziam-nsw-act-2015/
2016	No meeting organised
2017	University of Wollongong	21/11/2017	17	14 (4, 28.6%)
2018	University of Newcastle	19-20/11/2018	24	17 (5, 29.4%)	ACT	https://carma.newcastle.edu.au/meetings/nswanziam2018/
2019	University of New South Wales (Sydney)	25/11/2018	33	21 (?, ??.?%)	ACT	https://conferences.maths.unsw.edu.au/event/4/
2020	Virtual Meeting	15/12/2020	33	15 (11, 73.3%)		Zoom Webinar
2022	University of Technology Sydney	30/12/2022	23	14 (7, 50.0%)		https://www.uts.edu.au/anziam-2022-meeting

1. B1. The 2001 program does not have a list of delegates. I have based attendance upon the number of speakers plus three people known to have attended but not presented: Bronwyn Hajek, Neville de Mestre, Raseelo (Joel) Moitsheki, Natalie Thamwattana. Bronwyn attested to the attendance of Natalie and herself. Joel attested to his own attendance.
2. B2. Although there were 33 registered delegates, only 30 attended the meeting (Sexton, 2002). So this number should arguable be 30.
3. B3. According to the report of the meeting they were 35 delegates. The list of delegates that Dr Sheehan Olver sent me contained 34 names. Three people not on this list have informed me that they attended the meeting. So I have listed the attendees as 37.
4. B4. The 2016 program does not have a list of delegates. However, after the conference one of the organisers, Björn Rüffer, emailed ne a delegates list.
5. 2001. Obviously (?!) the first meeting of the newly relaunched branch sat a record for the meeting with the most number of delegates (?!).
6. 2002. This meeting sat a new record for the most number of registered delegates, a record which held until the 2012 meeting at UNSW. However, only 30 of the 33 registered delegates attended the meeting (Sexton, 2002). Counting only delegates who, well, attended (why count the others?) this was the largest branch meeting until 2011.
7. 2011. This meeting set a new record for the largest number of attendees (31), overtaking the 2002 meeting (which although it had 33 registered delegates only had 30 attendees present). As of 26th November 2018, the 2011 meeting holds the record for the largest meeting outside of the big smoke.
8. 2012. This meeting sat a new record for the most number of delegates, a record which holds today (26th November 2018).

Conference organising committee

Winner of the best student presentation at the branch meeting (The Mercer Prize)

After discussion between the ACT and NSW branch committees it was decided in 2017 that the prize for the best student talk at the ACT/NSW branch meeting be named in honour of Professor Geoff Mercer. The inaugural Mercer Prize is to be awarded at the 2018 joint meeting. (Sharples, 2018).

A bold year denotes a joint meeting with the ACT at which the student prize is called The Mercer Prize.

Year	Winner(s)	Institution	Highly Commended	Institution
1999	No meeting organised
2000	No meeting organised
2001	Raseelo Moitsheki P1	University of Wollongong
2002	Alex Antic	University of Wollongong	William Bertram	University of Sydney
			Tim Schaerf	University of Sydney
2003	Bronwyn Bradshaw	University of Wollongong
2004	Paul-James White	University of Wollongong
2005	No meeting organised
2006	Barry Cox	University of Wollongong
2007	Alex Bardan	University of Wollongong
	Roslyn Hickson	UNSW@ADFA
2008	Aaron Thornton	University of Wollongong	Roslyn Hickson	UNSW@ADFA
	Chin Foon Khoo	Australian National University
2009	Alex Badran	University of Wollongong	Ahmed Msmali	University of Wollongong
			Thiansiri Luangwilai	UNSW@ADFA
2010	Thiansiri Luangwilai	UNSW@ADFA	Thien Tran-Duc	University of Wollongong
			Fainida Rahmat	University of Wollongong
2011	Ms Hamizah Mohd Safuan	UNSW, Canberra	Luke Sciberras	University of Wollongong
			Mr Matthias Wong	Australian National University
2012	Ms Lucia-Marie Billie Ganendran	UNSW, Canberra	Mr Stephen Maher	University of New South Wales
			Mr Wilson Wee	UNSW, Canberra
2013	Ms Alexandra Hogan	ANU	Mr Matthias Wong	ANU
			Mr Austen Erickson	UNSW, Sydney
2014	No meeting organised
2015	Ms Anna McGann	University of Newcastle	Mr Tom Dryer	University of Wollongong
			Mr Matthew Tam	University of Newcastle
2016	No meeting organised
2017	Mr Ben Maldon	University of Wollongong
2018	Mr Ben Maldon	University of Newcastle
2019	Ms Pantea Pooladvand	University of Sydney	Mr Matthew Berry	University of Wollongong
			Ms Michaela Hall	University of New South Wales
			Mr Ben Maldon	University of Newcastle
2020	Mr Balaje Kalyanaraman	University of Newcastle	Filippe Georgiou	University of Newcastle
			Ms Pantea Pooladvand	University of Sydney
2022	Mr Kyle Stevens	University of Newcastle	Ms Yawn Zheng	University of Wollongong

1. P1 Neville de Mestre (email) thought that the 2001 best student prize was won by one of Jim Hill's students. However, on the program there are no scheduled talks from any University of Wollongong student. Bronwyn Hajek thought that Raseelo (Joel) Moitsheki was the winner and he confirmed this.
2. 2008. Roslyn Hickson became the first student to win the best student talk (2007) and to receive a highly commended (2008).
3. 2009. Alex Badran became the first student to win the best student talk on two occasions (2007, 2009).
4. 2010. Thiansiri Luangwilai became the second student to win the best student talk (2010) and to receive a highly commended (2009).
5. 2018. Benjamin Maldon became the second student to win the best student talk on two occasions (2017, 2018). He is the first student to win the talk on two occasions who represented different institutions for each presentation!
6. 2019. Benjamin Maldon became the first student to win the best student talk on two occasions (2017, 2018) and to receive a highly commended (2019).
7. 2020. Pantea Pooladvand became the third student to win best student talk (2019) and to receive a highly commended (2020).

Prize for the best student presentation

Year	Winner	Highly Commended
1999	No meeting organised
2000	No meeting organised
2001	???	N/A
2002	$100	???
2003	????	N/A
2004	???	N/A
2005	No meeting organised
2006	$100	N/A
2007	???	N/A
2008	$100 (*)	$50 each
2009	$200 and certificate	Certificate
2010	$100 and certificate	$50 and certificate
2011	$100 and certificate	$50 and certificate
2012	????	???
2013	$200	$100 each
2014	No meeting organised
2015	$150, email to HoS	$0, email to HoS
2016	No meeting organised
2017	$100, certificate, and email to HoS	N/A
2018	$100 gift voucher	N/A
2019	$100 gift voucher, certificate	$50 gift voucher, certificate
2020	$100 cheque (?)	$50 cheque (?)
2022	$100 cash +certificiate	certificate

In 2008 both winners received $100.

Student Prize Committee

Year	Committee
1999	No meeting organised
2000	No meeting organised
2001	???
2002	no committee - see text!
2003	Bob Anderssen (CSIRO)
2004	???
2005	No meeting organised
2006	Charlie Macaskill (USN, chair)
2007	???
2008	???
2009	Bob Anderssen (CISRO)	Brian Gray (retired)	Jonathan Griffin (Geosciences Australia)
2010	Geoff Mercer (ANU)
2011	Songping Zhu (UoW)	Harvinder Sidhu (UNSW, Canberra)
2012	Roslyn Hickson (UNC)	Jason Sharples (UNSW, Canberra)	Annette Worthy (UOW)
2013	Jason Sharples (UNSW, Canberra)	Annette Worthy (UOW)
2014	No meeting organised
2015	Mike Meylan (UNC)	Björn Rüffer (UNC)	Jason Sharples (UNSW, Canberra)
2016	No meeting organised
2017	Bob Anderssen (CSIRO)	Catherine Penington (Macquarie)
2018	Barry Cox (UAD	Maureen Edwards (UOW)
2019	Xiao-Ping Lu (UOW)	John Murray (UNSW)	Mark Nelson (UOW)
2020	Steffen Docken (UNSW)	Adrianne Jenner (Université de Montréal, Canada)	Xiao-Ping Lu (chair, UOW)
2022	Mark Nelson (UOW))	Pantea Pooladvand (UNSW)	Eva Stadler (chair, UNSW)

1. 2009. Bob Anderssen becomes the first person to judge the best student prize twice (2003 and 2009).
2. 2012. Roslyn Hickson became the first former winner of the best student prize (2007) to judge the award.
3. 2013. Jason Sharples' and Annette Worthy became the second and third individuals to judge the best student prize twice (both 2012 and 2013).
4. 2015. Jason Sharples' becomes the first person to judge the best student prize thrice (2012, 2013 and 2015).
5. 2017. Bob Anderssen becomes the second person to judge the best student prize thrice (2003, 2009, and 2017).
6. 2018. Barry Cox became the second former winner of the best student prize (2006) to judge the award.
7. 2022. Pantea Pooladvand became the third former winner of the best student prize (2019) to judge the award.

List of invited speakers at the branch meeting

Year	Speaker	Institution
1999	No meeting organised
2000	No meeting organised
2001	Dr John Croucher	MQU
2002	No invited speaker
2003	Dr Bob Anderssen	CSIRO
2004	???	???
2005	No meeting organised
2006	Professor Venkat Subramanian	Tennessee Tech University, USA
2007	Dr Miccal Matthews	UOW
2008	No invited speaker
2009	No invited speaker
2010	No invited speaker
2011	No invited speaker
2012	A/P Andrew Francis	UWS
	A/P Geoff Mercer	ANU
	Professor Natashia Boland	UNC
2013	Professor Nalini Joshi	USN
	A/P Stephen Roberts	ANU
	Dr Natalie Thamwattana	UOW
2014	No meeting organised
2015	Lars Grüne	University of Bayreuth, Germany
	Christopher Poulton	UTS
	Ian Sloan	UNSW
2016	No meeting organised
2017	Dr Catherine Penington	MQU
2018	Dr Deborah Cromerk	UNSW
	Dr Elena Levchenko	UNC
	Dr Marianito Rodrigo	UOW
	A/Prof Linda Stals	ANU
2019	Dr Xiaoping Lu	UOW
	Dr Timothy Schlub	USN
	Dr Justin Tzou	MQU
2020	Dr Alex Antic	ANU
2022	Chris Ferrie	UTS

2001. There was one invited speaker, setting a record for the most number of invited speakers. This `record' would be equalled at the meetings in 2003, 2006, and 2007, before being surpassed at the 2012 meeting.
2002. There were no invited speakers at this meeting. There were a similar number of invited speakers at the meetings in: 2008; 2009; 2010; and 2011.
2012. The first meeting to have more than one invited speaker (three). This `record' would be equalled at the meetings in 2013 and 2015, before being surpassed at the 2018 meeting.
2018. There were four invited speakers at this meeting: a record!
2020. Alex Antic became the first winner of the best student presentation (2002) to be an invited speaker.

Length of presentations

The following tables shows the length of presentations at each meeting.

1. 2018. There was one presentation of ten minutes length (by Mark Nelson!).

Miscellaneous awards handed out at the branch meeting

Year	Award	Winner	Institution
2008	Most Heroic Attendee	Dr Bob Anderssen	CSIRO

Analysis of delegates

How many delegates have attended how many meetings? Before we see the data, a word of explanation. This analysis is based upon attendence at the NSW ANZIAM meetings in 2001-2004, 2006-2013, 2015, 2017-2020 and 2022. There were no meetings organised in 1999, 2000, 2005, 2014 and 2016. I have not yet processed the data for 2021.

The meetings in `2001-2003' and `2009-2012' were held in `remote' locations and I have a `pretty good' handle on the attendees. A list of delegates was attached to the booklet in 2017 and 2020. In addition, two people are known (by me) to have attended who were not listed, these have been included. A list of delegates was attached to the booklet in 2022. Two people who were listed but were unable to attend are not included in the following analysis.

For a discussion of how I reconstructed the delegate lists for the meetings in 2004, 2006, 2007, and 2008 please see the corresponding section in Part 4 of this series.

For a discussion of how I reconstructed the delegate lists for the meetings in 2013, 2015, 2018, and 2019, please see the corresponding section in Part 5 of this series.

Analysis of attendence at NSW ANZIAM meetings for the years: (1999-2000), 2001-2004, (2005), 2006-2013, (2014), 2015, (2016), 2017-2020, 2022. There were no meetings organised in 1999, 2000, 2005, 2014 and 2016.

Number of NSW ANZIAM meetings attended	Frequency
1	163
2	46
3	17
4	12
5	5
6	3
7	2
8	1
12	1
13	1

The twelve people to attend four meeting are: Bob Anderssen (2003-2004, 2008, 2017), Rowena Ball *2003, 2009, 2013, 2020), William Bertram (2003-2004, 2007), Wen-Ting Chen (2008-2010, 2012), Grant Cox (2002-2003, 2007, 2009), Fillipe Georgious (2018-2020,2022), Bill Gibson (2001-2004), Bishnu Lamichhane (2008, 2013, 2018, 2020), Chrisophter Lustri (2017-2020), Marcia Pinherio (2017-2019, 2022), Kyle Stevens (2018-2020, 2022), and Thien Tran-Duc (2008-2011).

The five people to attend five meetings are: Roslyn Hickson (2007-2009, 2012, 2013), Paul Leopardi (2008-2009, 2011, 2013, 2015), Thiansiri Luangwilai (2006, 2008-2011), Tim Marchant (2002-2004, 2006, 2010), and Simon Watt (2006-2008, 2017, 2019).

The three people to attend six meetings are: Xiao-Ping Lu (2011, 2017-2020, 2022), Geoff Mercer (2006-2007, 2010-2013). and John Murray (2002, 2011-2013, 2015, 2019),

The two people to attend seven meetings are: Mike Meylan (2012, 2013, 2015, 2018-2020, 2022), Harvinder Sidhu (2004, 2006-2011).

The one person to attend eight meetings is: Jason Sharples (2007-2013, 2015).

The one person to attend twelve meetings is: Natalie Thamwattana (2001-2003, 2006, 2008, 2010, 2013, 2017-2020, 2022).

The one person to attend thirteen meetings is: Mark Nelson (2002-2003, 2007-2010, 2012, 2015, 2017-2020, 2022).

Finances

I thought it would be interesting to keep a record of how much money the branch has asked for from ANZIAM, and how much money ANZIAM has given the branch.

Budget requests

This table shows the money requested at ANZIAM in the year X, the amount of money given to the branch by ANZIAM in the year X and the budget at the end of year X.

Year	$ requested	$ given	Balance
2004	$500	$500	$705.71
2005	$500	???	???
2006	$0	$0	$611.90
2007	$0	$0	$614.65
2008	$600	$600	???
2009	$1500	$1500	$5.06
2010	$1800	????	????
2011	$2000	$2000	$9.19
2012	$2000	$2000	$9.19
2013	$3000	$2200	$1.00
2014	$2000	$2000	$2001.00 (?)
2015	$500	$500	$437.20
2016	$2000	$2000	$2353.22
2017	$0	$0	????
2018	$950	$???	????
2019	$???	$???	$412.68
2020	$2190	$2190	$2402.68
2021	$0	$0

Registration Fees

Year	Full Fee	ANZIAM	Student	Student	Former ANZIAM	Accompanying
		Member	Member	Not Member	Chair	Person
1999	No meeting organised.
2000	No meeting organised.
2001	$30	$20	$20	--	--	$30
2002	??? (conference dinner was $45)
2003	??? (conference dinner was $30)
2004	???
2005	No meeting organised.
2006	???
2007	$0	$0	$0	$0	--	--
2008	$50	$50	$25	--	--	$30
2009	$50	$25	$20	--	$20	$30
2010	$50	$25	$0/25 *	--	$25	$35
2011	$150	$100	$90	--	$90	$40
2012	$60	$30	$0/30 *	--	$60	$60
2013	$0 (?)	$0 (?)	$0/$0 (?) (*)	$0 (?)	N/A	N/A
2014	No meeting organised
2015	$0 (?)	$0 (?)	$0 (?)	--	N/A	N/A
2016	No meeting organised
2017	$30	$15	$0/5 (*)	$0/10 (*)	--	--
2018	$50	$50	$0/25 (*)	$50	--	--
2019	$50	$50	$25	$25	--	--
2020	$0	$0	$0	$0	--	--
2022	$50	$50	$50 (*)	$20	--	--

(*) Students who gave a presentation were not charged a registration fee.

2011 Children (4-16) were charged $30. Children under 4 were free. Non-residential delegates were charged $80.

Acknowledgements

Bronwyn Hajek emailed me regarding the 2001 NSW ANZIAM best student prize and clarified some issues relating to attendence (c. December 2009 or 2010).

Neville de Mestre emailed me regarding the 2001 NSW ANZIAM best student prize (12.12.2009).

Raseelo (Joel) Moitsheki emailed me regarding the 2001 NSW ANZIAM best student prize and clarified some issues relating to attendence (c. December 2009 or 2010).

Dr Sheehan Olver sent me a delegate list for the 2013 meeting (27.01.2018).

Björn Rüffer sent me a list of registered delegates for the 2015 meeting.

Professor Natalie Thamwattana sent me the delegates list for the 2018 meeting (22.11.2018).

Associate Professor Stephen Woodcock sent me a revised booklet containing the details of late registrations and confirmed the identies of two individuals who were unable to attend the 2022 meeting. (December 2022).

Abbreviations

ADFA	Australian Defence Force Academy
ANSTO	Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation
ANU	Australian National University
ANZIAM	Australia and New Zealand Industrial and Applied Mathematics
	ANZIAM is a division of the Australian Mathematical Society (AustMS).
BOU	Bond University
CSIRO	Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation
CSU	Charles Sturt university
DSTO	Defence Science and Technology Organisation
MQU	Macquarie University
UAD	University of Adelaide
UNC	University of Newcastle
UND	University of Notre Dame
UNSW	University of New South Wales
UNSW at ADFA	University of New South Wales at the Australian Defence Force Academy
UNSW, Canberra	University of New South Wales, Canberra
UoW	University of Wollongong
USN	University of Sydney
UTS	University of Technology, Sydney
UWS	University of Western Sydney

Bibliography

This shows the sources that I have used to write all the articles in this series. (Not necessarily very accurate, as I don't always remember to update things).

1. Anonymous. (1974). News item reported in The Australian Mathematical Society GAZETTE Volume 1, Number 3, December 1974, page 94.
2. Anonymous (2014). NSW ANZIAM Meeting 2013. 39th AGM of ANZIAM (04.02.14) Item 7c.
3. Anonymous (2015). NSW ANZIAM Report 2014. 39th AGM of ANZIAM (03.02.15) Item 7c.
4. Anonymous (2016). NSW ANZIAM Report 2015. 40th AGM of ANZIAM (09.02.16) Item 7c.
5. Anonymous (2017). NSW ANZIAM Report 2016. 41st AGM of ANZIAM (07.02.17) Item 7c.
6. ANZIAM Executive Committee. 2007-2009, 2011-2012.

   Contains the branch report that is tabled at the AGM and is unlikely to contain anything else. It appears that sometimes I did not keep the agenda for the AGM, but I kept the minutes for the executive meeting.

7. Annual General Meeting of ANZIAM. 27th (2001), 30th (2005) -- 43rd (2018).

   The branch is supposed to submit a report each year to the ANZIAM executive, which is printed for both the executive meeting and for the ANZIAM AGM. Reports appeared in: 2005-2009. A reports was not submitted in: 2001. I did not attend the AGMs in 2002-2004. I've listed the reports that appeared under the names of the author's elsewhere in this bibliography.

   It is sometimes useful to read the minutes of the previous general meeting. This is usually item 2 on the agenda. For instance, the minutes of the 2000 meeting (distributed at the 2001 general meeting) contain a report of what was said by Dr Charlie Macaskill about branch activities in 1999.

   Finally, it can be instructive to read the ACT branch report.

8. Australian Mathematical Society Gazette. Volume 1 (1974), 2 (1975) Number 1 (May) to 3 (December), 3 (1976), 4 (1977) Number 1 (April) to 3 (December), 5 (1978) Number 1 (April) to 3 (December), 6 (1979) to 22 (1995), 23 (1996) Number 1 (April) to 2 (July), Number 4 (November) to 5 (December), 24 (1997)-45 (2018).

I believe that the missing issues 2(4), 4(4) & 5(4) only contained a membership list of the Australian Mathematical Society, i.e. they are not a source of `missing' information.

A detailed reading of the Gazette might reveal a treasure trove of information about the branch. Due to lack of time I have just looked through the index of each issue. That this is problematic is illustrated by the branch report for the 2003 meeting which was printed in the "News" section rather than as an indexed article. (I knew that the 2003 branch meeting report appeared in the Gazette because I wrote it!)

9. Cohen, G. (2007). Counting Australia In. Halstead Press.

The information on NSW ANZIAM in this book came from Braddock's article

10. Cox, G., and Nelson, M.I. (2010). Report on NSW ANZIAM 2009. 35th General Meeting of ANZIAM (02.02.10) Item 7c.
11. Cox, G., and Nelson, M.I. (2010). Report on NSW ANZIAM 2009. The Australian Mathematical Gazette 37(2), 84--85.

This article is available on the web at: http://www.austms.org.au/Publ/Gazette/2010/May10/CommsANZIAM.pdf .

12. Financial Statement. (2004). NSW ANZIAM Branch.
13. Financial Statement. (2005). NSW ANZIAM Branch.
14. Financial Statement. (2006). NSW ANZIAM Branch.
15. Financial Statement. (2007). NSW ANZIAM Branch.

The financial statement should appear as part of the branch submission to the AGM, but this does not always happen.

16. Marchant, T.R. (2005). Report on NSW Branch 2004. 30th General Meeting of ANZIAM (01.02.05) Item 6b.
17. Marchant, T.R. (2006). Report on NSW ANZIAM 2005. 31st General Meeting of ANZIAM (07.02.06) Item 6b.
18. Marchant, T.R. (2007). Report on NSW ANZIAM 2006. 32nd General Meeting of ANZIAM (30.01.07) Item 6b.
19. de Mestre, N. (2003). A Continuation of the Anecdotal History of the Applied Mathematics Conference and ANZIAM (1984-2003).

You can download this document from the ANZIAM web page at http://www.anziam.org.au/myfiles/uploads/AnziamHistory.doc .

20. de Mestre, N. (2009). Neville sent me two emails regarding the organisation of the 2001 meeting (12.12.09).
21. Minutes of the Twenty-Sixth General Meeting of ANZIAM (10/02/2000), as reported at the Twenty-Seventh General Meeting of ANZIAM (05/02/2001, item 2).
22. Moitsheki, Raseelo (Joel). (2010). Joel sent me an email (06.01.10) to confirm that he had won the prize for the best student presentation at the 2001 meeting. (His talk is not listed on the program). The title of his presentation was "Analytical solutions for two dimensional solute transport with velocity-dependent dispersion".
23. Nelson, M.I. (2004). NSW ANZIAM 2003 Branch Meeting. The Australian Mathematical Gazette 31(1), 63.
24. Nelson, M.I. (2008). Report on NSW ANZIAM 2007. 33rd AGM of ANZIAM (05.02.08). Item 6b.
25. Nelson, M.I. (2009). Report on NSW ANZIAM 2008. 34th AGM of ANZIAM (03.02.09) Item 7b.
26. Nelson, M.I. (2009b). ACT/NSW ANZIAM meeting. The Australian Mathematical Society Gazette, 36(1), 28-29. Read the article online.
27. Nelson, M.I.. (2012). Report on NSW ANZIAM 2011. 37th AGM of ANZIAM. (31.01.12) Item 7c.
28. Nelson, M.I.. (2013). Report on NSW ANZIAM 2012. 38th AGM of ANZIAM. (05.02.13) Item 7c.
29. Nelson, M.I.. (2018). Report on NSW ANZIAM 2017. 43rd AGM of ANZIAM. (06.08.18) Item 7c.
30. Program. ANZIAM Weekend Mini-Conference. New South Wales Branch. November 3-4, 2001.
31. Program. NSW Branch of ANZIAM Mini-Meeting. May 25-26, 2002.
32. Program. NSW ANZIAM Mini-Meeting. 22-23 November, 2003.
33. Program. ACT & NSW Joint Mini-meeting. 26-27 November 2004.
34. Program. ACT & NSW Joint Mini-meeting. 8-9 December 2006.
35. Program. ACT & NSW Joint Mini-meeting. 10 December 2007.
36. Program. ACT & NSW Joint Mini-meeting. 21-22 November 2008.
37. Program. ACT & NSW Joint Mini-meeting. 4-5 December 2009.
38. Program. ACT & NSW Joint Mini-meeting. 3-4 December 2010.
39. Program. ACT & NSW Joint Mini-meeting. 24 & 25 November 2011.
40. Program. Annual NSW/ACT ANZIAM Meeting. 22 & 23 November 2012.
41. Program. Annual NSW & ACT ANZIAM Meeting. 27 and 28 November 2013. (Print-out of web page).
42. Program. ANZIAM NSW/ACT Annual Meeting. 25 & 26 November 2015.
43. Program. ANZIAM NSW Mini-meeting. 21 November 2017.
44. Program. NSW-ACT ANZIAM Meeting. 10-20 November 2018.
45. Sexton, J. (2002). Report on NSW Branch Meeting of ANZIAM 2002. (2002) Australian Mathematical Gazette. 29(3), 188.
46. Sharples, J. ACT Branch of ANZIAM - 2017 Annual Report. 43rd AGM of ANZIAM (06.02.18) Item 7a.
47. W. Summerfield (1989). D.A.M. Notes. Australian Mathematical Society Gazette 16(2), pages 39-40, 1989.
48. W. Summerfield (1990). Division of Applied Mathematics Notes. Australian Mathematical Society Gazette 17(3), pages 75-76, 1990.
49. W. Summerfield (1991). Division of Applied Mathematics Notes. Australian Mathematical Society Gazette 18(3), pages 78-79, 1991.
50. W. Summerfield (1992). D.A.M. Notes. Australian Mathematical Society Gazette 19(3), pages 61-62, 1992.
51. W. Summerfield (1993). ANZIAM (formerly D.A.M.) Notes. Australian Mathematical Society Gazette 20(3), pages 107-108, 1993.
52. W. Summerfield (1994). ANZIAM Notes. Australian Mathematical Society Gazette 21(3), pages 94-96, 1993.
53. W. Summerfield (1995). ANZIAM Notes. Australian Mathematical Society Gazette 22(3), pages 149-150, 1995.
54. W. Summerfield (1996). ANZIAM Notes. Australian Mathematical Society Gazette 23(2), pages 86-88, 1996.
55. Thamwattana, N. and Nelson, M.I. (2011). Report on NSW ANZIAM 2010. 36th AGM of ANZIAM (01.02.11) Item 7c.
56. Thamwattana, N. and Nelson, M.I. (2011b). Report on the 2010 NSW ANZIAM meeting. The Australian Mathematical Society Gazette, 38(5), 269-270. Read the article online.