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Quentin Bryce chats to artists in front of embroidered banners at the front of the Changemakers exhibition at MoAD.

Partnerships

Discover the benefits of a partnership with MoAD.

A view looking down onto the House of Representatives Chamber which has green carpet and green leather and timber benches in a U-shape surrounding a central table.

Visit

Find out what's on, how to get here, access guidance, our shop and cafe.

4 people stand in a museum room looking at paintings on the wall by artist Jack Green.

Reports, policies and plans

Find our strategic and corporate plans, policies and reporting.

Queen Elizabeth walks up the stairs of Old Parliament House in 1954, wearing a formal gown and surrounded by people.
Heritage

Remembering Elizabeth II in the halls of Old Parliament House

The close connections between Elizabeth II and the history of Old Parliament House.

Multicolour tiles with a photo of a man in the centre tile. He holds Friendly Bee picture books up. Text on one tile reads, 'Civic engagement with Sean E Avery'.
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Friendly bee pollinator ideas

Civic engagement with Sean E Avery to support local pollinators.

Queen Elizabeth II stands on a podium in front of a crowded (Old) Parliament House, as a naval procession marches past.
Heritage

Just add unicorns: celebratory coronation arches from London to Canberra

How Canberra prepared for the 1954 royal visit.

A colourised photograph of Queen Elizabeth, wearing her coronation gown, accompanied by seven maids of honour.
Heritage

Westminster Abbey to Old Parliament House: a queen is crowned

Royal responsibilities and how Elizabeth II performed some of them.

Burnum Burnum, a man with a large white beard, stands on the beach holding a large Aboriginal Flag.
History

7 people you (maybe) didn’t know ran for parliament

Does prowess on the sporting field or theatre stage equal political potential?

A cartoon drawing of a ballot box
Your voice

A seat at the table

Voting rights: an Australian story

Yellow, brown and light green tiles on a yellow background. A picture of a woman wearing brown in the centre tile. Text on one tile reads, 'Civic Engagement with Kirli Saunders'.
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Caring for Country

Civic engagement with Kirli Saunders on looking after local Country.

Analytical text looking at various public opinion polls in Australia.
History

A brief history of opinion polls

Discover how opinion polls originated.

A line of twelve people, each standing at a cardboard voting booth.
Democracy

Why do we have elections anyway?

Find out why you are required to vote in free, democratic elections.