Australia Linux User Groups

• Canberra Linux Users Group (CLUG)  - Presents information on CLUG meetings, projects, and contacts. With a map and mailing list.
• Gold Coast Linux User Group (GCLUG)  - Organization aims to encourage the use of Linux and to promote its application in web and Intranet development.
• Home Unix Machine, Brisbane Users Group (HUMBUG)  - Introduction to the group with information on member services, leadership, project groups, and meetings.
• Hunter Valley Linux User Group (HVLUG)  - Local association of Linux enthusiasts promoting the use of the free operating system and providing assistance in installation and configuration procedures.
• Linux Australia  - Umbrella organization for Linux User Groups (LUGs) around Australia. Site presents information on upcoming events, membership, projects, and constitution and charter.
• Linux Users of Victoria Inc. (LUV)  - Provides mailing lists, details on meetings and presentations, upcoming event schedules, and information on committees and sponsors.
• Melbourne Linux Users Group (MLUG)  - Features tutorials, meeting and workshop schedules, Linux news, and resource links.
• Perth Linux Users' Group  - Perth, Western Australia based association dedicated to promoting the use of Linux. Provides support to Linux users, hosts Linux related events, and shares technical information.
• Planet LinuxSA  - Aims to disseminate Linux information and to provide assistance to present and prospective users of the Linux operating system.
• Sydney Linux Users Group (SLUG)  - Association of Linux-using developers, system administrators, and advocates. Provides monthly meetings, mailing lists, and online discussions.
• Tasmanian Linux Users Group (TasLUG)  - Site presents news and announcements, TasLUG documents, polls, forums, and a Java IRC client.
• Townsville Linux Users Group (Australia)  - Provides an overview of the group, a calendar of events, blogs, polls, how-to guides, and forums.
• University of Southern Queensland's Linux Users Group  - Features a daily cartoon, provides meeting and contact details, and presents links to the websites of other Linux User Groups.