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Things To Do in Deakin, Barton (2600)
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Australia’s Biggest Morning TeaAustralia’s Biggest Morning Tea
Forget those cappuccinos and flat whites, it’s time to break out your best china for a cup of Darjeeling. Australia’s Biggest morning tea is a great way to host a fun-loving event to raise f... -
National Sorry DayNational Sorry Day
Commemorate and acknowledge the history of the Stolen Generations on National Sorry Day, 26 May. The annual National Sorry Day commemorations are a time of deep significance to the nation, as im... -
Kiss Goodbye to MSKiss Goodbye to MS
From the 1st of May, Kiss Goodbye to MS calls on people with multiple sclerosis (MS), their friends, family and colleagues to raise money for vital research into a cure and for facilities for peopl... -
Red Nose DayRed Nose Day
It’s time put that squishy red nose back on because Red Nose Day is drawing closer and closer. Being a major fundraiser against SIDS and for kids, this event helps save babies and children duri... -
State of OriginState of Origin
It’s high time for the Blues to hit the ground running and end their rival Maroons’ winning streak. In NRL’s most anticipated event of the year, the League’s best players forget their usual te...
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Want to do something really great this year? Why not help raise vital funds for Cancer Council by hosting a fun morning tea at work, at home, or in your community? Hosting a morning tea is fun, rew... -
Please join us for morning tea and help us Kiss Goodbye to MS! Morning tea will be held at Lalezar Hall, at the Turkish Embassy on 30th May 2013. The Kiss Goodbye to MS campaign supports people ... -
J.M.W. Turner (1775-1851) is known around the world as one of Britain's greatest artists, and one of the key figures of the Romantic generation at the start of the nineteenth century. Turner's art ... -
Where can you see a mechanical mathematics monkey? Questacon’s Mathamazing exhibition is full of intriguing mathematical challenges including some calculating conundrums, trippy trigonometry, pe... -
The frost in rolling in, the dogs are on the job and local truffle farmers are prowling their groves to provide a true taste of midwinter magic at the Canberra & Capital Region Truffle Festival. ...
Upcoming Deakin, Barton (2600) activities
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The Museum of Australian Democracy is recognised as a nationally significant cultural and heritage site and a living museum of Australia’s social and political history. The staff and management of ... -
Who’s the Boss? Years: 5–8 Maximum: 60 Who rules in a democracy? Journey through time and discover Australia’s democracy in exciting new exhibition activities and historic role-plays. -
Discover how vibrant, innovative and sometimes controversial, our road to democracy has been. Designing Democracy explores the international events, people, ideas and ideals that have shaped Austra... -
In 1941 Prime Minister Robert Menzies went to London to secure Australia’s defence position. He went to plead for reinforcements to defend Australia in the coming war with Japan, to seek assistance... -
Old Parliament House was the home of the Federal Parliament from 1927 to 1988. During this time, great changes took place in Australian social and political life. This is the building in which demo...
