This dinner is a call out for those that see value in these dinners. If you want them to continue we need your help us make them better. If nobody is interested in helping us plan and improve the dinners we feel it would be better to shut them down as they take up time that we could devote to other things.

So we’re going back to where it all started at the Caravanserai Restaurant.

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Date: Tuesday 10th August

Time: 7:00pm

Where: Caravanserai Turkish Restaurant, West End

For more information, see the GGD Brisbane blog.

Sydney Girl Geeks have networking drinks on the third Thursday of every month at the the Aurora Hotel, 324 Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills.

See http://www.girlgeeksydney.com/networking/ for more details.

Sydney Girl Geeks have networking drinks on the third Thursday of every month at the the Aurora Hotel, 324 Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills. See http://www.girlgeeksydney.com/networking/ for more details.

Sydney Girl Geeks have networking drinks on the third Thursday of every month at the the Aurora Hotel, 324 Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills.

See http://www.girlgeeksydney.com/networking/ for more details.

We'll be visiting the Computer Clubhouse at Fitzroy Learning Network, hear about the work they do & the kinds of tech the young girls they mentor are working with. Then we're heading out for dinner at a nearby restaurant, Goshen!

RSVP on Facebook.

For women in the Coffs Harbour, NSW, region, you have a local Girl Geek Dinner.

The first dinner has already passed, but add the blog to your readers for future events!

Date: Wednesday, 30 June, 2010
Time: 6:00pm
Venue: The Hellenic Club, Woden

For more details, and to RSVP, go to the GGD Canberra blog. Places are limited!

US Chix member Elwing is in Sydney at the end of this month. Here's the meetup plan:

Date: Saturday 29th May 2010
Time: 12:30pm
Location: Jaipur Sweets, 188 Elizabeth Street, Sydney

It's walking distance from Central Station. Despite the name, Jaipur is not just sweets, it's Indian food.

Chix, friends, family and Chix-friendly folk of any gender welcome.

If you're coming, send a mail to rsvp.sydney@au.linuxchix.org.

The Linux Australia Council launched a Membership Survey on 11 May, 2010. Linux Australia is the peak body for Linux User Groups (LUGs) around Australia, and as such represents approximately 5000 Australian Linux users and developers. Linux Australia supports open source and open standards widely through a number of schemes and community activities such as the grants programme and Software Freedom Day.

Everyone is encouraged to complete the survey, even if you are not a Linux Australia member or even a regular Linux user: the survey is open to anyone who's interested in Open Source in Australia, and aims to discover reasons why people are not members among other things.