Masons and the ‘secret plan of Canberra’
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May 25, 2016
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POWER struggles, clandestine activities and conspiracy theories… just another day in the nation’s
The Lodge St Andrew Queanbeyan No. 56’s newly invested Worshipful Master and… Continue reading
TRIC End of Special Administration of Woomera Aboriginal Corporation
In the public interest. The Registrar of Indigeous Corporations (TRIC)
NSW social housing and care provider ready for a fresh start
The Registrar of Indigenous Corporations, Selwyn Button, has today announced the end of the special administration of the Woomera Aboriginal Corporation Albury (Woomera).
Woomera is a social housing and statutory… Continue reading
Office of the Registrar Indigenious Corporations Special Administration
In the public interest.
I can’t help get this feeling as I see the protectorate of indigenous people. Why do they call this office the Registrar?
Latest news – Special administration
NSW social housing and care provider ready for a fresh start
29 November 2019
Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations
What comes to me when I read ‘corporation’ in respect of indigenous people, I see they didn’t own the land, the land owned them. There is the gap, not income, it is a gap that cannot be bridged until the Australian community recognises their ancient knowledge and integrates it. We as a… Continue reading
Secret Map of Canberra
In the public interest.
https://meanjin.com.au/essays/a-secret-map-of-canberra/
A Secret Map Of Canberra
Chris Hammer
Volume 72, Number 1, 2013
https://meanjin.com.au/essays/a-secret-map-of-canberra/
I stand on the forecourt of Parliament House, gazing north along Walter Burley Griffin’s grand land axis. Clouds scuttle across the blue sky and tourists swirl across the brown paving, but I remain still, contemplating the vista.… Continue reading
Is There an Occult History of Canberra
This is an interesting video in the public interest.
Parliament House was designed by Freemasons to resemble sacred geometry
First Prime Minister had Values of Trust, Competence, Stability to give Hope
Fisher, Andrew (1862–1928)
by D. J. Murphy
This article was published in Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 8, (MUP), 1981
Andrew Fisher (1862-1928), prime minister, was born on 29 August 1862 at Crosshouse, near Kilmaurs, Ayrshire, Scotland, second son of Robert Fisher, coalminer, and his wife Jane, née Garvin. Robert Fisher,… Continue reading
Andrew Fisher Australia’s First Prime Minister
http://static.moadoph.gov.au/ophgovau/media/images/apmc/docs/05-Fisher-Web.pdf
Andrew Fisher
William Ferguson
Brian Charles Fitzpatrick
Andrew Fisher (1862-1928) served as prime minister in 1908-09, 1919-13, and 1914-15. He was one of the founders of the Labor Party in Australia. He rose to office from great poverty, beginning work in a Scottish coal pit at the… Continue reading
Foundation Stone of Canberra 12 March 1913
David Headon ‘‘But Once in a History’: Canberra’s Foundation Stones and Naming ‘
Papers on Parliament No. 59
April 2013
David Headon ‘But Once in a History’: Canberra’s Foundation Stones and Naming Ceremonies, 12 March 1913*
When King O’Malley, the ‘legendary’ King O’Malley,… Continue reading
Burley Griffin Society and Marion Mahony First Female Architect
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Integrity of Canberra’s Parliamentary Triangle threatened The Parliamentary Triangle, Canberra and its important symbolism created by the Griffins’ plan for Canberra is threatened by the proposed sale of two of its original buildings, East Block, home to the National Archives of Australia and West Block. This privatisation… Continue reading |