Whether you're a Scout, a parent of a Scout or a Leader, an event the size of an Australian Jamboree is bound to generate some questions. We've answered some of the more common questions on our FAQ pages.
If you have a question which is not answered on our FAQ pages, please send your question to Kenny by completing the Contact Form. If Kenny doesn't know the answer (and there's not much he doesn't know about the Jamboree) then he'll get the person most experienced in the area for which you are seeking some information to respond to you by email.
Alternatively you can direct your question to the Regional Liaison Leader (RLL) for your region.
We recently announced the joint winners of the NSW Contingent badge design competition for AJ2013. Thank you to the many Cubs, Scout, Venturers and Leaders from all over New South Wales who submitted their designs. The joint winners were Cassie Rec from 1st North Rocks and Rachael Emde for Tumbi Venturers.
Read more for photos of Cassie and Rachael accepting their certificates.
Grab your membership number, your email address (or use your parents if you don't have your own), and a digital passport size photo you can upload to the site
Have a tape measure or something to measure you head and your chest size so you can select the right size hat and shirt
Know your Medicare card number
Get your permission from your parents (if you're under 18 years of age)
Once you've got all this, you're set to go. If you have any questions, refer to the User Guide.
Remember, applications are due at Region HQ by 15 March 2012. Don't put off until tomorrow what you can do today, otherwise you might miss out on your chance to live your dream at AJ2013.
In answer to our call for entries to design the 2013 NSW Contingent badge, our Contingent Executive Committee was thrilled to see submissions from almost every region in the state.Well done to the many talented artists and designers in NSW!
After reviewing the many entries for suitability and to make sure they met the criteria, the NSW Contingent badge for AJ2013 was unveiled over the weekend at the State Jamborette.
The Jamboree fees and payment terms for AJ2013 have been announced. Fees are: $1,495 for Scouts, $1,130 for Venturers, and $1,095 for Leaders and Rovers.
The AJ2013 NSW Contingent marketing team attended the Cuboree at Cataract from January 10th to 12th. The team ran a base to inform the Cubs about Jamboree and get them prepared for an even bigger adventure in two years time.
Many of the Cubs knew about Jamboree from having visited AJ2010 on future Scout day. Others had siblings or other Scouts from their group who went to AJ2010. This still left many who knew little about Jamboree. All the cubs who attended one of the sessions learned more about Jamboree and all were keen to go and experience such a large camp.
Whether you're a Scout, a parent of a Scout or a Leader, an event the size of an Australian Jamboree is bound to generate some questions. We've answered some of the more common questions on 
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We recently announced the joint winners of the NSW Contingent badge design competition for AJ2013. Thank you to the many Cubs, Scout, Venturers and Leaders from all over New South Wales who submitted their designs. The joint winners were Cassie Rec from 1st North Rocks and Rachael Emde for Tumbi Venturers. 
In answer to our call for entries to design the 2013 NSW Contingent badge, our Contingent Executive Committee was thrilled to see submissions from almost every region in the state.
Some additional Jamboree information has become available including some details regarding application approval, transport and newsletters.
The eligibility criteria for AJ2013 have been announced. Please check the criteria as they differ for Scouts, Venturers and Leaders/Rovers.
The Jamboree fees and payment terms for AJ2013 have been announced. Fees are: $1,495 for Scouts, $1,130 for Venturers, and $1,095 for Leaders and Rovers.
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