
This Newsletter is published 11 times a year February –December.
Contributions from members are most welcome.
Contact: the Orbits Editor
Hi Everyone, short and sweet this month unlike the newsletter. Next month there will be an article written by Dymock Brose about the infamous Carl Williams, with a bumper issue this month something had to be held as a teaser for next issue, there will also be more information about Sherrynne’s exciting August lecture – this will tell us about early childhood behaviour, its impact on our adult selves and what influence the inner planet returns have in childhood.
Below is a link for the International Academy of Astrology online conference – Early Bird registration closes in July, please go to the website and have a browse – it looks to be a fantastic opportunity for learning.
Until next time, Kate Holden
PS. The Zodiac Appeal for the animals injured in the Victorian Bush Fires 12 months ago.

“On February 14, 2009 at 16.08.30 the Zodiac Appeal was launched in Melbourne as an appeal to the astrological community to help Wildlife Victoria fund their massive task of locating and attending to the injured wildlife affected by the devastating bush fires. A week later nearly 100 individuals, astrological associations and businesses have donated to the appeal which now tallies $13,758.”
Money is still needed to help the animals and donations can be made at
www.wildlifevictoria.org.au. Under description of payment or comment at bottom of donation form please cite ‘The Zodiac Appeal’ . After you have donated to Wildlife Victoria please register your name, location and donation with Brian Clark or Glennys Lawton for The Zodiac Appeal register.
On behalf of our animals, our terrestrial zodiac, thank you for your kind-heartedness and being part of our celestial community. contact: Brian Clark at AstroSynthesis@bigpond.com
AANSW is a non-profit organisation whose aim is to promote and further interest in Astrology in NSW.
The Astrology Association of New South Wales was incoporated on March 14, 1997.
Website maintained by Tess Cullen
Updated: July 2010
