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Posted 4 September 2023 We asked Parliamentary Hansard Reporter James Oake about his work with the Parliament of NSW. Here’s what he told us: What is Hansard? Hansard is the written record of ...
When did the firemen of NSW have to eat their breakfast? How many pianos were imported to Australia via Sydney Harbour? When was the first Bill on Daylight Saving introduced? You can now access ...
Posted 6 July 2023 "The most interesting thing about coming to Parliament is meeting people from all different backgrounds, here to represent their community." Take a dive deep into the ...
Posted 4 July 2023 Diversity is important to the Parliament of NSW and since 2021 there has been a dedicated Aboriginal Liaison Officer working at the parliament. In this post you can ...
Note: This competition is now closed. Subscribe to our teacher’s newsletter to be updated on similar opportunities. Posted 6 June 2023 2023 Finalists Announced Secondary students from ...
Posted 23 May 2023 “Age is not what makes archaeology important. How it reveals and helps us understand how we are part of a place and what are our connections. And that is as valid ...
Posted 3 May 2023 “Election night analysis is bungee-jumping for intellectuals – you leap into the void tethered only by a data stream,” Antony Green. Find out what it’s ...
Posted 14 April 2023 Why do NSW elections have two ballot papers? Because we have two Houses of Parliament of course! Our Parliament is bicameral. Which means? Bicameral parliaments have two ...
Posted 31 March 2023 “There are a number of factors which are a threat to democracy as we know it today – democracy is in crisis.” Hear all that and more by catching up on our recent ...
Parliament of New South Wales - Recording Now Available: Parliament Unpacked – New MPs on the Block
