Each year a new Student Senate is elected. Members of the Senate are given a T-Shirt indicating they are a Student Representative.Blue short sleeve shirt with white writingOn back: "STUDENT SENATE REP" On front: "Federation" STUDENT SENATE - YOUR VOICE" student senate, student representative, elected, t-shirt

66 pages.

Because of the importance of the hearings on the war in Vietnam conducted before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations, Random House has arranged to bring out this special edition of the proceedings.vietnamese conflict, 1961-1975 -- public opinion, united states -- foreign relations -- vietnam, vietnam -- foreign relations -- united states

non-fictionThe bushman is a classic account of a white settler's life in the "new country". edward wilson landor, western australia -- pioneers

Ill, p.434.non-fictionThis collection features humour and a vernacular approach to the collection of myth, legend and folklore of Irelandirish folklore, irish myths

Every senator in this chambers is partly responsible for sending 80,000 young Americans to an early grave. 1961-1975 - united states, vietnam war, 1961-1975 - protest movements - united states., u.s. senate, u.s. soldiers

A fascinating comparison of two very different congressional heavyweights. Anyone attempting to come to grips with the complex relationship between American politics and the Vietnam War must read this book.vietnam war (1961-1975) - united states, united states - politics and government - 1963-1969

3 pages.

134 pages

On 24 March 1927 the federal Parliament met for the last time in Melbourne. On 9 May, HRH The Duke of York (later King George VI) opened the new federal Parliament House in Canberra Parliamentarians, dignitaries and guests assembled in the Senate where the Duke of York delivered a ‘brief but eloquent speech’ and a message of goodwill from the King.A light brown coloured card with black printing - ROYAL VISIT TO CANBERRA, MAY, 1927 Name G. J. C. Dyett Esq Your Seat in Senate Chamber is in Block................... (see back for diagram) Diagonal red writing between two red lines - SENATE CHAMBER. Aplan of the Senate Chamber is on the backbendigo, g. j. c. dyett, opening parliament house

Letter to Miss Bush (M. Bush re thanks for help at recent Senate election - signed by J. G. Gorton; Guy Wedgwood; (+indecipherable name).person, individual, bush collection - personal

58 page booklet entitled 'Submission by Ordnance Factory Bendigo Area Committee to Senate Select Committee Reviewing the Proposed Ordnance Factory Bendigo Sale.' October 1981 Includes letters to Government.O.F.B. Area Committeebendigo ordnance factory, senate committee

Abbott, Senator Richard Hartley Smith - Resolution and speeches relating to his death. The Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia - extracts from the Records of the Parliament. (Senate 17/4/1940). 3 pp. See research.person, individual, richard hartley smith abbott

Thick Blue Pencil with paper note glued to it reading 'Pencil (used?) At First Federal Election for Senate on 29th march 1901 at (Roust st?) By James G. Owen Deputy Returning Officer Federated Parliament of Australia.domestic equipment, writing equipment

Newspaper Clipping - Summary: In late October 1937, the 6th Grade at Ringwood State School held a lively mock election inspired by the recent Australian Federal election. Students organised themselves into three parties: Wombats (U.A.P.): House of Representatives candidates: David Allen, Bruce Graham, Graham Morcom Senate candidate: Ken Symes Wallabies (Country Party): House of Representatives candidates: Ellen Crouch, Don Martin Senate candidate: Murray Graham Warrigals (Labor Party): House of Representatives candidates: Bernice Dickson, Howard Turner Senate candidate: Edward Flynn Each student candidate prepared a policy speech and designed their own campaign posters. The election was conducted using preferential voting, mirroring real Australian electoral practice. The election officials were Arthur Gillespie, returning officer and Ken Ward, scrutineer 🗳 Results House of Representatives: Bernice Dickson (Warrigal) — 25 votes David Allen (Wombat) — 18 Graham Morcom (Wombat) — 10 Don Martin (Wallaby) — 8 Howard Turner (Warrigal) — 6 Ellen Crouch (Wallaby) — 3 Bruce Graham (Wombat) — 3 Senate: Murray Graham (Wallaby) — 21 Ken Symes (Wombat) — 19 Edward Flynn (Warrigal) — 18 (Co-Pilot summary 12/9/2026)