We report the results of a successful 12 hour 22 GHz VLBI experiment using a 
heterogeneous network that includes radio telescopes of the Long Baseline 
Array (LBA) in Australia and several VLBI stations that regularly observe in
geodetic VLBI campaigns. We have determined positions of three VLBI
stations, ATCA-104, Ceduna and Mopra, with an accuracy of 3-30 mm using 
a novel technique of data analysis. These stations have never before 
participated in geodetic experiments. We observed 105 radio sources, 
and amongst them 5 objects which have not previously been observed with VLBI. 
We have determined positions of these new sources with the accuracy of 
2-6 mas. We make conclusion that the LBA network is capable of conducting 
absolute astrometry VLBI surveys with accuracy better than 5 mas.