Glass Australia 2015-Australian Glass & Glazing Association National Conference

Date: 30 July 2015

The Australian Glass and Glazing Association will host its AGGA's 2015 national conference in August 2015 that will focus on the current issues facing the glass and glazing industry in Australia.

For full details of the speakers, program, social events and to book accommodation please go to www.aggaconference.com or www.agga.org.au.The Australian Glass and Glazing Association will host its AGGA's 2015 national conference in August 2015 that will focus on the current issues facing the glass and glazing industry in Australia.

For full details of the speakers, program, social events and to book accommodation please go to www.aggaconference.com or www.agga.org.au.

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