Astronomy Australia Limited (AAL) is a non-profit organization comprised of Australian universities and research institutions with a strong focus on astronomy. As a leader in the field, Australian astronomy is not only highly esteemed but also highly valued by the public. AAL works alongside national observatories and relevant infrastructure providers, as well as astronomers at universities and the Australian Government, to advance the infrastructure goals outlined in the Australian Astronomy Decadal Plan 2016-2025.

AAL's primary mission is to facilitate access to top-notch research infrastructure for astronomers based in Australia. They also emphasize the importance of sharing astronomical technical capabilities to maximize their value for the nation. Through their efforts, AAL inspires Australians by showcasing the remarkable achievements made in the field of astronomy.

Some of AAL's notable services and products include optical astronomy through projects such as Astralis, AAT, and ESO. They also support high-performance computing for astronomers in need of fast data processing and world-class software capability. Additionally, AAL contributes to international engagement with projects like Rubin Observatory, eROSITA, CTA, and many others.

Overall, Astronomy Australia Limited is dedicated to promoting and advancing astronomy, making it accessible to researchers, and captivating the imaginations of Australians with its remarkable discoveries