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NIRRA Membership is open to researchers at tertiary institutions and similar research bodies such as the CSIRO and at Cooperative Research Centres. Members have the capacity to post details of their publications, ongoing research and relevant conferences and seminars on the NIRRA website.

Membership is now also available for industry groups, the media and government officials with an interest in rural and regional areas. You will be listed on the website with your contact details and a link to your institutional website and if you wish to give notice of a relevant forthcoming event, you can email nirra@anu.edu.au and it will be considered for publication on the site.

None of the material on the website is hidden from non-members so if you are simply interested in the material on the site, there is no need to become a member – just start searching the site!

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