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Red leather chairs and various wooden tables are arranged in the Senate Opposition Party Room in Old Parliament House. Various chairs and tables arranged in the Senate Club Room in Old Parliament House.
Old Parliament House

Senate Opposition Party Room

A place for senators to work and play.

Many wooden pigeonholes with doors, wrapping around the corner of a room.

AI Transparency Statement

AI transparency statement

Blue background with a black image in the centre featuring a cartoon of Bigfoot and the Yeti. Text reads 'Bigfoot vs Yeti: A love story, James Foley'.
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Growing harmony with James Foley

Celebrate diversity, culture and what makes us different from each other.

A black and white team photo of Bathurst Football Club in 1911.
History

Political football

Politicians and their sporting passions.

People vote in cardboard booths at Old Parliament House.

Election campaigning in Australia

How parties and candidates campaign for your vote.

A black vinyl record with a yellow label. Text on the label reads 'WEL: labels for ladies'.
Collection

Women's Electoral Lobby vinyl record

Music with a message.

Detail of a curved banister on a flight of stairs in Old Parliament House.

What is the difference between misinformation and disinformation?

Common terms explained

Detail of a ceiling in Old Parliament House.

The history of misinformation and disinformation

False information from ancient times to the present.

A Christmas card featuring a photo of Malcolm and Tamie Fraser with their dog, Droopy, a brown and white English springer spaniel.
Heritage

Pets in the spotlight

Discover the stories of a few beloved political pets.

The Speaker's Room, Old Parliament House, with a bed folded out from a cupboard, covered with white sheets, a pillow and a folded floral quilt..
Heritage

The families from number 18

A look back at family life in Old Parliament House.

Nine men are gathered, seated around a large table covered with paper documents, with Robert Menzies seated at the head of the table.
History

War and unity: how Australia governs during a crisis

How crisis impacts governmental choices.

This colour photograph is taken from behind Deputy Prime Minister Lionel Bowen who is seated beside Prime Minister Bob Hawke. Both are dressed in standard business attire. Other members of Cabinet can be seen sitting around the table although only half of the seats are filled. In the background are a photographer and two cameramen photographing and filming the cabinet meeting.
Heritage

Reflections of Bob Hawke in Old Parliament House

How Bob Hawke felt about his time as Prime Minister at both houses of parliament.