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Being a member of AUSTCS gives you a voice within the organisation and an opportunity to be actively involved in the operation and development of this representative tea body.
The Australian Tea Cultural Society (AUSTCS) is an Australian registered
not-for-profit and charitable organisation operated by members, for the members. AUSTCS aims to represent and bring together those passionate about tea, and who want to be actively involved in the Australian tea community.
About AUSTCS membership
Being a member of AUSTCS gives you a voice within the organisation and an opportunity to be actively involved in the operation and development of this representative tea body.
The AUSTCS membership base – is made up of tea business owners/management/employees, tea enthusiasts, educators and members of government offices – which already reflects the diversity and the inclusive nature of this organisation.
The primary function of AUSTCS is to facilitate an annual event for its members and other delegates who wish to attend.
What does a membership include
Being an AUSTCS Member offers the following privileges:
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A single vote at the AUSTCS Annual General Meeting [AGM].
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The opportunity to become a member of the AUSTCS volunteer management TEAm.
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The opportunity to be nominated or nominate yourself for election to a AUSTCS Director role.
How to become an AUSTCS member
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AUSTCS Membership is FREE.
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AUSTCS Membership is open to everyone.
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To become an AUSTCS Member simply email: info@austcs.org
with your details:
- full name,
- email address,
- contact number (optional).
Requesting a free membership
The Australian Tea Cultural Society (AUSTCS) is an Australian registered not-for-profit and charitable organisation*. Unlike similar organisations overseas, AUSTCS receives no external funding from government or industry, hence the financial viability of AUSTCS depends on your generous donations to enable the organisation to survive, continue and grow
* AUSTCS is recognised as a charity through the Australian Charities and Not-for-profit Commission (ACNC), the Australian Tax Office (ATO) and
the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).
