History, events and major upgrades at the telescope
- ATCA 25th Anniversary Open Day, September 2013
- ... and ATCA 25th Anniversary Science Symposium, September 2013
- CABB upgrade, March, 2009
- mm upgrade, 2003
- Visitors Centre Redevelopment, 15 December 2005
- First light with the Mopra Spectrometer (MOPS) filterbank, 14 October 2005
- Mopra 3mm MMIC receiver installation, 30 September 2005
- Floods in the Narrabri district, 10 December 2004
- All five antennas operational at 3mm, 20 September 2004
- Synthesis imaging workshop, 12-16 May 2003
- First 12mm fringes on six antennas,16 April 2003
- First astronomical use of the north spur, 12 August 2002
- First 3mm light, 30 November 2000 (including plots of the first single dish measurements and the first fringes), also described in the CSIRO media release, and the ATNF newsletter
- October 1999 installation activity
- October 1998-June 1999 installation activity
- The move onto the north spur, 3 September 1998
- More work, July 1998
- The story so far, 2 July 1998
- More work, June 1998
- Excavations continue, 2 June 1998
- More excavations, 27 May 1998
- Major excavations begin, 25 May 1998
- The Ministers Visit, 20 May 1998
- Preliminary work begins, 21 April 1998
- The 'Sodturning' Ceremony, 31 March 1998, and another set of pictures of the sod turning
- The MNRF commenorative plague, February 1996
- The official opening, 2 September 1988
Original: Tim Kennedy (25-Mar-1998)
Modified: Robin Wark (11-Mar-2009)