Menzies House

Invitation: Perth Launch of the ATA!

It is with great pleasure that I FINALLY can announce the first event ATA event in Perth! 

That’s right, at long last, we are finally launching our Perth Chapter - and if you are from the area, I hope you will be able to join us! 

Blogger Jo Nova, Analyst Dr. David Evans, and scientist David Archibald will all be present and making brief comments on how big government is taking our way our freedoms, our choices, and our money. 

This will be an opportunity to meet like-minded people, learn the latest that is occuring in the world of politics, and have an enjoyable evening! 

Food will be provided, good company will be plenty, and, as a long-standing supporter of the Austalian Taxpayers' Alliance, you are also entitled to $10 off the entry price! 

Here are the details:

Time: 7:00pm
Date: Saturday 24th of November
Venue: Floreat Athena Football Club
Address: 41 Britannia Road, Mount Hawthorn

Cost: $30 for members of the public, $20 for ATA supporters, their family, and friends (just remember to use ths discount code!)
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/381131005294438/?fref=ts 
RSVP: http://bit.ly/TXq6Bc 
Food will be provided, cash bar for drinks. 

Numbers are strictly limited, so make sure you click here to secure your spot! 

If you with to pay by phone, cheque, money order, or direct debit, please email events@taxpayers.org.au or phone (02) 8964 8651 for further details.

This will be a night to remember, and I sincerely hope you, your family, and your friends shall be able to join be for our first ever Perth event! 

Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any further questions, and I look forward to seeing you there! 

Tim Andrews

Pacific Rim Policy Exchange

On September 28-30, Americans for Tax Reform, in conjunction with the Institute for Public Affairs, the Heartland Institute, and the Property Rights Alliance, is hosting the 2010 Pacific Rim Policy Exchange - in Sydney!

The Pacific Rim Policy Exchange is two days of talks, workshops and brainstorming with free market advocates from the Pacific Rim. The goal of this networking conference is to provide a unique, centralized, high quality forum for the open exchange of the best practices and strategies on property rights, tax policy and other pressing issues facing this region.

There is a great line up of speakers planned, both from Australia and the Pacific Rim at large,  and I think that this is something that readers of this blog would be rather interested in attending!

For further information on the conference, visit http://www.pacrimpolicyexchange.com or click here for the agenda.

Please let me know if you require any further information, or would be interested in attending (my gmail account name is timintheus). A limited number of sponsored (ie complimentary) tickets may be available.

(Posted by TVA)