Appendix 6: Acknowledgements and credits
The Parliamentary Library would like to
acknowledge the generous assistance of a number of organisations and
individuals who have contributed by providing expertise, permission to use
images or archival records, or access to their collections, as follows:
National Archives of
Australia; National Film and Sound Archive; National Library of Australia;
National Portrait Gallery; Royal Australian Mint; Australian Associated Press;
ACT Heritage Library; AUSPIC; ANTaR Vic., Australian Associated Press;
Australian Broadcasting Corporation; Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade;
Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet; His Excellency General the Hon.
Sir Peter Cosgrove AK MC (Retrd), Governor-General of the Commonwealth of
Australia; The University of Sydney; Romaldo Giurgola and Pamille Berg
(Mitchell/Giurgola & Thorp, the architectural team responsible for the
design of Australia's Parliament House); Fairfax Media; Brian Jenkins, Ken
Hodge, Hshook, Steve Daggar, Dude7248, Rob Mieremet/Anefo, Royal House of the
Netherlands, Matt Ryall, /Wikimedia Commons; Eric Isselee, maradonna 8888, Neal
Cousland, Phillip Minnis, /Shutterstock.com; Polixeni Papapetrou/State Library
of Victoria; Wilson Afonso/Flickr; Ten News; Senator Jordon Steele-John; Annemieke
Jongsma (Department of the Senate); Catherine Cornish (Department of the House
of Representatives); Robyn Stewart, Kylie Scroope, Colin Grant, Justine van
Mourik and Samantha Pollock (Department of Parliamentary Services); staff of the
Broadcasting Production Office; staff of the Hansard Services Unit; staff of
the Parliamentary Library including Cathy Madden, Janet Wilson, Deirdre
McKeown, Martin Lumb, Rob Lundie, Pauline Downing, Bobby Graham, Hayden
Campbell and Matt Smith.
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Credits
ANTaR Vic:
The Sea of Hands, ANTaR Vic
ACT Heritage Library
Capital Hill and State Circle, ACT Heritage
Library, Canberra Times Collection
AUSPIC
Front cover: Parliament House during the
Enlighten festival, 2011, Howard Moffat/AUSPIC; concept created by The Electric
Canvas
Speaker’s Chair crafted by David Upfill-Brown,
using Australian grey box timber with Tasmanian black-hearted sassafras and six
types of Australian wattle, AUSPIC No. 991025-8
President Hu Jintao addresses a joint meeting
of the Australian Parliament, AUSPIC No. 030496DI-225
The Governor-General delivers her opening of
Parliament address, AUSPIC No. 100317-0632
Visit by His Excellency Mr Sukhbaatar Batbold
MP, Prime Minister of Mongolia, AUSPIC No. 110035-0348
Visit by the Right Honourable Dato Sri Mohd
Najib bin Tun Haji Abdul Razak, Prime Minister of Malaysia, AUSPIC No.
11067-104
National Memorial Service to mark the 10th
Anniversary of the 2002 Bali Bombings, No. 120321-059
Senator Stephen Parry
Prime Minister of Japan, Shinzo Abe, 8 July 2014
Their Majesties King
Harald V and Queen Sonja of Norway with Prime Minister Tony Abbott at
Parliament House, 23 February 2015
Prime Minister of Vietnam,
Nguyen Tan Dung, and Prime Minister Tony Abbott, 18 March 2015
DPS staff install
the Magna Carta in the Great Hall of Parliament House for the 800th anniversary
event, 15 June 2015
Senator Katy
Gallagher
Andrew Hastie MP
Bronwyn Bishop,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
Tony Smith, Speaker of the House of
Representatives
Senator Stephen
Parry, President of the Senate, launching new Parliament House stamp
Turnbull Cabinet
Parliament House
illuminated with the French Tricolore
The team involved in
moving the Tom Roberts painting The
Opening of the first Parliament of the Commonwealth of Australia by HRH Duke of
Cornwall and York (later King George V) on May 9, 1901
Warlpiri community
representatives Harry Tjakamarra Nelson, Otto Jungarryi Sims and Robin Granites
Japanangka with the President and the Speaker
Trent Zimmerman MP
Philip Ruddock MP
Former Speaker Bob Halverson
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull
Craig Thomson MP
Bronwyn Bishop MP
Linda Burney MP
Tony Smith MP, Speaker of the House of
Representatives
Rosemary Laing, Clerk of the Senate
Richard Pye, Clerk of the Senate
Ken Wyatt MP
Senator Rodney Culleton
Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil
Wickremesinghe signs the visitors’ book at Parliament House, by Michael Masters
Parliament House in
winter
Senator Bob Day
Despatch box
Prime Minister
Sirisena greets Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull at Parliament House
Opening of the Prevailing
Voices exhibition
Jenny Wilkinson,
Parliamentary Budget Officer
Senator Matt Canavan
Andrew Wilkie MP
The Honourable Mr Manasseh
Damukana Sogavare MP at Parliament House
Barnaby Joyce MP
Tony Smith, Her Excellency,
Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic, and Stephen Parry at Parliament House
Pauline Hanson wears a burqa
into Question Time
Fiona Nash addresses the
Senate
Michael Nelson Jagamara
Senator Derryn Hinch
Former member Bruce Billson
Senator Nick Xenophon
(standing)
Coptic Orthodox Pope Tawadros
II at Parliament House
New security fence at
Parliament House
Irish President Michael
Higgins with Senate President Stephen Parry and Speaker of the House of
Representatives Tony Smith
John Alexander MP
Senator Anning is escorted
to the Senate table to take his oath of office
Senator Bartlett is escorted
to the Senate table to take his oath of office
Senator Steele-John is escorted
to the Senate table to take his oath of office
Senator Scott Ryan
Jacqui Lambie farewelled by
colleagues following her valedictory speech
Dean Smith and five of the co-sponsors of his private bill: Louise Pratt, Janet Rice, Skye
Kakoschke-Moore, Penny Wong and Derryn Hinch
Senator Skye Kakoschke-Moore
Senator Jordon Steele-John
Scaffolding over the main
skylight, Australian Parliament House
Barnaby Joyce being sworn
into Parliament
Senator Katy Gallagher
Senator Sam Dastyari
Swearing-in of the new
ministry, 20 December 2017
Senator Jim Molan
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd
Senator Scott Ryan
(President of the Senate), David Headon and Tony Smith (Speaker of the House of
Representatives) at the launch of The First Eight Project and Alfred Deakin
– the lives, the legacy
Australian Associated Press (AAP)
The initiating senators of the RU486 bill
after it passed through the House of Representatives: (from left) Claire Moore
(Labor), Lyn Allison (Australian Democrats), Judith Troeth (Liberal) and Fiona
Nash (Nationals), Alan Porritt, AAP
The first Indigenous member of the House of
Representatives, Ken Wyatt, delivers his First Speech to the House of
Representatives, Alan Porritt, AAP
Clinton Pryor at
Australian Parliament House, Lukas Coch, AAP
National Archives of Australia
Opening of Federal Parliament, Melbourne,
1901, National Archives of Australia, NAA: A1200, L16935; Australian News &
Information Services
The Australasian Federation Conference delegates, Melbourne,
February 1890. Photographer: Johnstone, O’Shannessy & Co. National Archives
of Australia, NAA: A1200, L13363
Report of the Commissioner on Sites for the Seat of
Government of the Commonwealth, NSW Government, 30 October 1900, National
Archives of Australia, NAA: A18, 2
Commonwealth of Australia: complete summary of
information with regard to proposed federal capital sites, 19 February 1902,
National Archives of Australia, NAA: A325
Seat of Government Act 1908, National Archives of
Australia, NAA: A1559, 1908/24A
Memorandum from King O'Malley confirming the
results of the Federal Capital City Design Competition, 23 May 1912, National
Archives of Australia, NAA: A110, FC1912/4133
Petition to Prime Minister Joseph Cook requesting a royal
commission into the building of Canberra, 1913, National Archive of Australia,
NAA: A110, FC1915/449
Agreement [between the Minister of State for
Home Affairs, Joseph Cook, and Walter Burley Griffin] engaging Griffin as
Federal Capital Director of Design and Construction, 18 October 1913, National
Archives of Australia, NAA: CP487/6, 5
The Minister for Home Affairs, King O'Malley, drives the
first peg in the site for Canberra, the national capital, 1913, National
Archives of Australia, NAA: A1200, L16932
A portion of land at Jervis Bay was included
in the Federal Capital Territory to provide a seaport for Australia’s only
inland capital, National Archives of Australia, NAA: A3202, 1 and 2
The Governor-General, Lord Denman, arriving at
Capital Hill, Canberra, for the foundation ceremony of the national capital on
12 March 1913, National Archives of Australia, NAA: A1200, L16933
The Federal Capital Commissioners and the Commission staff
in 1925, National Archives of Australia, NAA: A3560, 1279
Prime Minister W M Hughes with C S Daley Secretary to the
Federal Capital Advisory Committee and P G Stewart Minister for Works and
Railways on the site of Parliament House, Mildenhall Collection, National
Library of Australia and Museum of Australian Democracy, NAA: A3560, 115
Parliament House rear stairway under construction, 1 January
1926, Mildenhall Collection, National Archives of Australia and Museum of
Australian Democracy, NAA: A3560, 645
1933 map of the Federal Capital Territory,
National Archives of Australia, NAA: A3560, 7151
Detail from Griffin's plan for Canberra,
showing the Capitol building as a stepped pyramid, National Archives of
Australia, NAA: A710, 43
National Capital Development Commission Act 1957, National
Archives of Australia, NAA: A1559, 1957/42
Sir John Overall, Robin Boyd, Sir Daryl Lindsay, Mr Peter
Nixon and Mr John Gorton look at the plan for the new National Gallery in
Canberra, Australian News and Information Bureau, National Archives of
Australia, NAA: A1200, L72287
Constitution Alteration (Referendums) Act 1977 (No. 84 of
1977), National Archives of Australia,
NAA: A1559/1, 84/1977
Yolngu leaders Gallarwuy Yunupingu (left) and
Silas Roberts at Parliament House in 1977 with Jeremy Long and the Minister for
Aboriginal Affairs, THE Hon. Ian Viner (right), looking at the two bark
petitions presented to the House of Representatives in 1963, National Archives
of Australia, NAA: A8739, A11/3/77/3
Aboriginal Tent Embassy outside Parliament
House, Canberra, 1974, National Archives of Australia, NAA: A6135, K14/3/74/11
Prime Minister the Rt Hon. Malcolm Fraser
addresses guests at the ceremony to turn the first sod for construction of the
new and permanent Parliament House, Capital Hill, Canberra, National Archives
of Australia, NAA: A6180, 19/9/80/10
Bob Hawke at Foundation Stone ceremony at new
Parliament House, National Archives of Australia, NAA: A6180, 5/10/83/14
Aerial of New Parliament House on opening day,
1988, National Archives of Australia, NAA: A876, KN20/5/88/7
40th anniversary of first Australian
citizenship ceremony held at Parliament House, Canberra. Award is presented to
the recipient by Governor General, Sir Ninian Stephen, 1989, National Archives
of Australia, NAA: A12111, 3/1989/12B/3C
Two Aboriginal men on beach, one with fishing
spear [Eddie Mabo (left) and Jack Wailu on the Island of Mer in the Torres
Strait Islands], National Archives of Australia, NAA: A6180, 9/3/94/23
[Reproduced with permission of Trevor Graham Yarra Bank Films Pty Ltd][The
image can be used in perpetuity ]
Parliament House on its
opening day in 1988
Lionel Murphy during
his time as a Senator (1962-74), National Archives of Australia 11259786
National Film and Sound Archive
Naming of the Federal Capital of Australia:
The ceremony, 1913.03.12: [with commentary], National Film and Sound Archive,
No. 236834
The official opening of [provisional
Parliament House] Canberra by His Royal Highness the Duke of York: May 9th
1927: Paramount Special, National Film and Sound Archive, No. 56926
Question Time in the Senate, House of
Parliament, Canberra, 1946.07.17: Pts 1, 3, Sound recording, Published, No.
228694
Proceedings in the House of Representatives,
Parliament House, Canberra, 1946.07.10: Pts 2, 4, Australian Broadcasting
Commission, 10 July 1946, Radio, No. 228170
National Library of Australia
Senators bathing in the Snowy River at Dalgety [picture],
1902, by Edmund Thomas Luke, National Library of Australia, nla.pic-an24587182
Map of New South Wales showing proposed Federal Capital
sites. No. 16 [cartographic material], by New South Wales Department of Lands,
Jno Kirkpatrick, Chairman, Royal Commission Federal Capital Sites, Sydney, 3
June 1903, National Library of Australia, MAP FCPS Coll. no. 1903/16 (Copy 1)
Members of the Board appointed to report upon sites for the
Federal Capital at Cotter River,Canberra, ca. 1909 [picture], National Library
of Australia, nla.pic-vn4291882
George Fuller taking the first sight in the
preliminary contour survey, Camp Hill, 1909 [picture], National Library of
Australia, vn4610852
Pastoral scene on Capitol [ie Capital] Hill,
Canberra [with] St. Andrew's Presbyterian Cathedral Church in mid-distance,
[showing sheep and mounted stockman, Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
[picture], National Library of Australia, vn3416296
Federal Capital site survey camp, Camp Hill,
Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, ca 1909 [picture]commonwealth ,
National Library of Australia, vn4599793
Canberra federal site from Rottenbury trig station, city
series [picture], by the Department of Home Affairs, Lands and Surveys Branch,
Photographs of the Federal Capital site, 1909‒1910, National Library of
Australia, nla.pic-an24932028
The birth of a continent's capitol [i.e. capital], 1912
[picture], by Table Talk, National Library of Australia, PIC 8136/1
Commonwealth Avenue from Capital Hill, 1981,
Canberra [transparency], National Library of Australia, an14324452-59
Romaldo Giurgola interviewed by Professor
Manning Clark [sound recording], introduced and recorded by Heather Rusden, 18
March 1989‒14 October 1989, Canberra, ORAL TRC 2412, reproduced by
courtesy of the National Library of Australia
The logger blockade of Parliament House,
Canberra, January 1995 - some of the trucks in the forecourt [picture],
National Library of Australia, an12549227-71
National Portrait Gallery, Canberra
Aldo Giurgola 2005
by Mandy Martin, ochre, pigment and oil on linen. Collection: National Portrait
Gallery, Canberra. Commissioned in recognition of Giurgola’s life-long
contribution to architecture and funded by voluntary donations from members and
friends of the architectural profession. Gift of the Royal Australian Institute
of Architects 2005
Parliament of Australia
Solar panels on Parliament House roof
Main Committee chamber, renamed Federation
Chamber
New Parliament of Australia website
Parliament House during the Enlighten
Festival, 2011
Pride of Place, House of
Representatives, 2008 (video available for purchase from the International and
Community Relations Office, Parliament House: 1800 139 299 or news@aph.gov.au
Parliament House 25th Anniversary
Open Day 2013 (House of Representatives)
Silver anniversary morning tea in the Great Hall (Department
of Parliamentary Services)
Department of Parliamentary Services Broadcasting (DPS), Parliament
House
Acknowledgement of country, House of Representatives, 12
March 2013
Acknowledgement of country, Senate, 12 March 2013
Speech by Queen Elizabeth II on 9 May 1988
Prime Minister the Hon. Bob Hawke presenting
acknowledgement, House of Representatives, 22 August 1988
The Speaker, the Hon. Joan Child, tabling the message from
Her Majesty the Queen and the Speech of His Excellency the Governor-General
delivered in the Great Hall, 22 August 1988
Governor-General’s speech at opening of 36th Parliament , 8 May 1990
Senate proceedings televised for first time, 21 August 1990
Address by the President of the United States of America, 2
January 1992
Governor-General’s speech at opening of 37th Parliament, 4 May 1993
Governor-General’s speech at opening of 38th Parliament, 30 April 1996
The Prime Minister, the Hon. John Howard MP,
speaking about the Port Arthur massacre in the House of Representatives, 30
April 1996
Address by President of the United States,
House of Representatives, 20 November 1996
Governor-General’s speech at opening of 39th Parliament, 10 November 1998
Senator Brian Harradine announcing his
intention to vote against the GST, 14 May 1999
Motion of Reconciliation to Indigenous Australians in the
House of Representatives (26 August 1999) and in the Senate (24 November 1999)
Centenary of Federation historic joint sitting in the Senate
and the House of Representatives, Victorian Parliament, 10 May 2001
9/11 service in Great Hall, 17 September 2001
Governor-General’s speech at opening of 40th Parliament
National remembrance service honouring the victims of the
terrorist attack in Bali, Great Hall, 16 October 2003
Address
by the President of the United States, 23 October
2003
Address
by the President of the People’s Republic of China,
24 October 2003
Governor-General’s speech at opening of 41st Parliament, 16
November 2004
Address
by the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, 27
March 2006
Beaconsfield miners’ reception, 30 May 2006
Senator Bob Brown tabling message stick in the Senate, 13
August 2007
Address
by the Prime Minister of Canada, 11 September 2007
Governor-General’s speech at opening of 42nd Parliament, 12
February 2008
Welcome to country ceremony, 12 February 2008
Apology
to Stolen Generations, 13 February 2008
Swearing in of Governor-General, Quentin Bryce AC, 5
September 2008
Apology
to Forgotten Australians, 16 November 2009
Address
by the President of the Republic of Indonesia, 10
March 2010
Opening of the 43rd Parliament, 28 September 2010
Ken Wyatt MP First Speech, House of
Representatives, 29 September 2010
Wyatt Roy MP First Speech, House of
Representatives, 26 October 2010
Address by Prime Minister of New Zealand, 20
June 2011
Royal visit by Her Majesty The Queen and HRH The Duke of
Edinburgh, 21 October 2011
Address by President of the United States,
Barack Obama, House of Representatives, 17 November 2011
Speaker’s procession, 14 February 2012
Visit by President of Lebanon, 16 April 2012
Visit by the Prime Minister of Thailand, 28 May 2012
Visit by Prime Minister of Zimbabwe, 23 July 2012
Visit by the Prime Minister of the Solomon Islands, 22 August 2012
Visit by Prime Minister of Singapore, 11
October 2012
National commemoration service marking 10th anniversary of Bali Bombings, 12 October 2012
Apology to victims of sexual abuse in the Australian Defence
Force, 26 November 2012
National Apology for forced adoptions, 21 March 2013
Press conference, The Hon. Julia Gillard MP, 26 June 2013
Press conference, the Hon. Kevin Rudd MP, 28 June 2013
State visit: President of the Democratic Republic of
Timor-Leste, 8 July 2013
Prorogation of 43rd Parliament, 5 August 2013
Governor-General swearing-in ceremony, 28 March 2014
Motion of no
confidence in Speaker, 28 March 2014
Royal reception 2014, 24 April 2014
Parliamentary reception in the presence of their
Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, 24 April 2014
Speech to the Parliament by His Royal Highness the
Duke of Cambridge, 24 April
2014
Senator Bill Heffernan with fake pipe bomb at
Senate Estimates hearing, 26
May 2014
Senate swearing in of new Senators followed
by Morning Tea in Members’ Hall,
7 July 2014
Address to the Parliament by Shinzo Abe, 8 July 2014
Signing of the official Condolence Book in
support and sympathy for those tragically killed on Flight MH17, 22 July 2014
Condolence motion in the House of
Representatives for the Ukraine air disaster, 26 August 2015
The Speaker of the House of Commons presenting
a Guest of Parliament lecture,
30 September 2014
Condolence motions
for former Prime Minister Gough Whitlam from the Prime Minister Tony Abbott and the Leader of the Opposition Bill Shorten, 21 October 2014
Address by David Cameron MP, Prime Minister of the
United Kingdom, 14 November
2014
Speech by Xi Jinping, President of the People’s
Republic of China, 17
November 2014
Address by Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of the
Republic of India, 18
November 2014
State visit to Australia by François Hollande,
President of the French Republic, joint media conference with the Prime
Minister Tony Abbott, 19
November 2014
His Excellency Mr Nguyen Tan Dung, Prime
Minister of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, arrives at Parliament House, 18 March 2015
The signing of the Australia-Vietnam Enhanced
Comprehensive Partnership,
18 March 2015
Condolence motions in the House of
Representatives for former Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser, 20 March 2015
The Magna Carta 800th Anniversary Celebration, 15 June 2015
The Senate Occasional Lecture by Her
Excellency Mrs Menna Rawlings CMG, 19 June 2015
Big Ideas Constitutions Day Speakers’ Forum:
Magna Carta, 9 July 2015
Magna Carta
Symposium, 30 October 2015, Part One and Part Two
Senator Gallagher’s first speech, 17 June 2015
National memorial service honouring the victims of
Flight MH17, 17 July 2015
Condolence motion in the House of
Representatives for Don Randall MP, 10 August 2015
The election of the speaker, 10 August 2015
Malcolm Turnbull announcing his new ministry, 20 September 2015
The Prime Minister and Leader of the Opposition’s
statements on the Paris terrorist attacks, 23 November 2015
Larissa Waters moves a motion in the Senate
while breastfeeding her baby,
22 June 2016
Malcolm Turnbull, Marise Payne and Chief of the Navy
Vice Admiral Tim Barrett announcing the location of ship building facilities
for patrol vessels and frigates, 18
April 2016
Darren Chester delivers a ministerial statement
marking the second anniversary of the disappearance of flight MH370, 3 March 2016
Opening of the 2nd Session of the 44th Parliament, 18 April 2016
Simultaneous Dissolution of the Senate and the House
of Representatives, 9 May 2016
The opening of the 45th Parliament, 30 August 2016
Motion on the rotation of Senators, 31 August 2016
Linda Burney’s first speech, 31 August 2016
Address by the Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr Lee
Hsien Loong, to Senators and Members,
12 October 2016
Derryn Hinch moves a motion to lift restrictions on
photography in the Senate chamber,
13 October 2016
Senator Bridget McKenzie speaks on a motion
aiming to lift a ban on the importation of the Adler shotgun, 21 November 2016
Press conference – Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull
and King Abdullah of Jordan, 22
November 2016
Protest during House of Representatives Question Time, 30 November 2016
Statement by Andrew Wilkie MP on the 50th anniversary
of the Black Tuesday bushfires, 7
February 2017
Motion by Senator Lisa Singh on the 50th anniversary
of the Black Tuesday bushfires, 7
February 2017
Chinese Premier Li Keqiang and Prime Minister Malcolm
Turnbull – Joint Signing and Media Conference, 24 March 2017
Condolences statements on
the deaths of Dr G Yunupingu and Kunmanara Lester in the House of Representatives on 8 August 2017 and the Senate on
17 August 2017
The arrival of the Solomon Islands Prime
Minister at Parliament House,
14 August 2017
Election of the new President of the Senate, 13 November 2017
Senator Jacqui Lambie’s valedictory speech, 14 November 2017
Marriage
Amendment (Definition and Religious Freedoms) Bill 2017, Second reading speech
Marriage
Amendment (Definition and Religious Freedoms) Bill 2017, Third reading, Senate
Marriage
Amendment (Definition and Religious Freedoms) Bill 2017, Third reading, House of Representatives
Senator Jordon Steele-John’s first speech, 29 November 2017
Barnaby Joyce’s swearing-in, 6 December 2017
David Feeney’s statement on his
citizenship in the Federation Chamber, 6 December 2017
Debate on a House of Representatives
motion to refer members’ eligibility to the High Court, 6 December 2017
Statements in the House of Representatives
on the 50th anniversary of the death of Harold Holt, 6 December 2017
Senator Jim Molan’s first speech, 14 February 2018
Prime Minister of Vietnam Nguyen Xuan Phuc and
Malcolm Turnbull, 15 March 2018
Aung San Suu Kyi during a ceremonial welcome at
Parliament House, 19 March 2018
Parliamentary
Library
Map showing results of the
postal survey by electorate
The Hon. Harold Holt
Parliament House Art Collection
Royal Assent of Queen Victoria to Commonwealth
of Australia Constitution Act of 1900, Gifts Collection, Parliament House Art
Collection, Canberra, ACT, No. 01/0042
Street decorations for Federation
celebrations, 1900‒1901 , Parliament House Art Collection, Canberra ACT,
No. 00/0179.007
Opening of the First Parliament of the
Commonwealth of Australia by H.R.H. The Duke of Cornwall and York (Later King
George V), May 9, 1901 . (1903) by Tom Roberts (1856‒1931), On permanent
loan to the Parliament of Australia from the British Royal Collection. Courtesy
of Parliament House Art Collection, Canberra ACT, Photo credit: Matt Kelso, No.
01/0030
Sir William Lyne, 1918 by Theodora Esther
Cowan (1868‒1949) Gifts Collection, Parliament House Art Collection,
Canberra, ACT, No. 01/0016.001
Proclamation, Opening of Parliament House,
Canberra, 1927 (1927) Waterlow & Sons Limited,
London, Gifts Collection, Parliament House Art Collection, Canberra, ACT, No.
01/0051
Opening of Federal Parliament at Canberra,
9 May 1927 (1927‒28) by William Beckwith McInnes
(1889‒1939), Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House Art
Collection, Canberra ACT, No. 00/0046
Yirrkala artists, Dhuwa moiety. Yirrkala Bark
Petition 14.8.1963, 46.9 x 21 cm, natural ochres on bark, ink on paper, House
of Representatives, Canberra, No. REPS02/0020.001
Yirrkala artists, Yirritja moiety, Yirrkala
Bark Petition 28.8.1963, 46.9 x 21 cm, natural ochres on bark, ink on paper,
House of Representatives, Canberra, No. REPS02/0020.002
Untitled (Prime
Minister Malcolm Fraser with shovel and the pouring of cement at Parliament
House construction site), Parliament House Art Collection, Canberra ACT, No.
06/0082.015
Untitled (visitors
inside building under construction), Parliament House Art Collection, Canberra
ACT, No. 06/0082.006
Untitled (Prime
Minister Bob Hawke laying the foundation stone with mallet, Parliament House),
Parliament House Art Collection, Canberra ACT, No. 06/0082.013
Great Hall Tapestry (1984‒1988), artist: by Arthur BOYD (1920‒1999),
interpretation and execution: Victorian Tapestry Workshop (est. 1976) Wool,
mercerised cotton and linen weft on a seine warp, 9m x 20m. Parliament House
Art Collection, Canberra, ACT, No. 1994/0042.001‒004
Opening of Parliament House by Her Majesty
Queen Elizabeth II on 9 May 1988 (1994), by Marcus
Beilby (1951), Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House Art Collection,
Canberra ACT, No. 00/0172
The Hon. Joan Child , 1988 by Charles William
Bush (1911‒1989), Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House Art
Collection, Canberra ACT, No. 00/0131
The Hon. Kerry Walter Sibraa , 1991 by Bryan
Westwood (1930‒2000), Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House Art
Collection, Canberra ACT, No. 00/0164
The Hon. Robert (Bob) JL Hawke AC, 1992 by
Bill Leak (1956‒) Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House Art
Collection, Canberra ACT, No. 00/0168
The Hon. Paul J Keating , 1997 by Robert
Hannaford (1944‒), Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House Art
Collection, Canberra ACT, No. 00/0186
Tin Dog (from installation The Eye of the
Dog), 1995 by Ingo Kleinert (1941‒)), Parliament House Art Collection,
Canberra ACT, No. 1998/0029.001
The Hon. Sir William Patrick Deane, AC KBE ,
2001 by Robert Hannaford (1944‒), Historic Memorials Collection,
Parliament House Art Collection, Canberra ACT, No. 00/0207
The Hon. Margaret Elizabeth Reid , 1999 by Tom
Alberts (1962‒), Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House Art
Collection, Canberra ACT, No. 00/0195
The Hon. William John Aston,
1968 by William Pidgeon (1909–81),
Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House Art Collection, Canberra ACT,
No. 00/0098
The Hon. John W Howard AC , 2009 by Jiawei
Shen (1948‒), Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House Art
Collection, Canberra ACT, No. 00/0232
The Hon. Dr Henry Alfred
Jenkins, 1985 by Wesley Walters (1928–2014), Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House Art Collection,
Canberra ACT, No. 00/0124
The Hon. David Peter Maxwell Hawker , 2007 by
Jiawei Shen (1948‒), Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House Art
Collection, Canberra ACT, No. 00/0226
The Hon. Sir Harold William
Young KCMG, 1983 by Vernon Jones (1908–2002), Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House Art Collection,
Canberra ACT, No. 00/121
The Hon. Paul Henry Calvert , 2003‒04 by
Paul Newton (1961‒), Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House Art
Collection, Canberra ACT, No. 00/0221
The Hon. John Neil Andrew, 2002 by Robert
Hannaford (1944‒), Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House Art
Collection, Canberra ACT, No. 00/0217
The Hon. James Francis Cope,
1973 by Judy Cassab (1920–2015),
Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House Art Collection, Canberra ACT,
No. 00/0107
The Hon. Alan Baird Ferguson , 2009 by Robert
Hannaford (1944‒), Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House Art
Collection, Canberra ACT, No. 00/0230
The Hon. Stephen Paul Martin , 1995 by Wesley
Barton Walters (1928‒), Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House
Art Collection, Canberra ACT, No. 00/0175
The Hon. Leo Boyce McLeay , 1991 by David
Thomas (1951‒), Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House Art
Collection, Canberra ACT, No. 00161
The Hon. Robert (Bob) George Halverson , 1998
by Robert Hannaford (1944‒), Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament
House Art Collection, Canberra ACT, No. 00/0194
The Rt Hon. Ian McCahon Sinclair , 2001 by
Charles Tompson (circa 1940), Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House
Art Collection, Canberra ACT, No. 00/0205
The Hon. Michael Eamon Beahan , 1998 by Bryan
Westwood (1930‒2000), Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House Art
Collection, Canberra ACT, No. 00/0190
Barunga Statement 1988, YUNUPINGU, Galarrwuy,
RUBUNTJA, Wenten, JAMPIJINPA, Lindsay Turner, JAPANANGKA, Dennis Williams,
MARAWILI, Bakulangay, MARAWILI, Djambawa, MARAWILI, Marrirra, NGURRUWUTHUN,
Djewiny, reproduced with permission of the Northern and Central Land Councils.
Gifts Collection, courtesy of Parliament House Art Collection, Canberra ACT,
No. 01/0123
Untitled (a construction worker hosing the
completed Michael Nelson Jagamara mosaic in forecourt of Parliament House)
Parliament House Art Collection, Canberra ACT, No. 06/0082.011
Centenary of Federation Commemorative Sitting
of Federal Parliament, Royal Exhibition Building, Melbourne, 9 May 2001 (2003)
by Robert Hannaford (1944-) Historic Memorials Collection, Parliament House Art
Collection, Canberra ACT, No. 00/0219
The Apology Manuscript, 2008 by Gemma Black
(1956-), Parliament House Gift Collection, Canberra. Gift commissioned by The
Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs.
Courtesy of Parliament House Art Collection, Canberra ACT
Mr Harry Jenkins, Speaker of the House of
Representatives, 2010 by Rick Amor (1948) Historic Memorials Collection,
Parliament House Art Collection, Canberra ACT
Tom Roberts, Opening of the First Parliament
of the Commonwealth of Australia by HRH The Duke of Cornwall and York (Later
King George V), May 9, 1901,
1903, oil on canvas
Australian Broadcasting Corporation Library
A drone flying past
artwork in the Members Hall
The High Court of
Australia
Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade
Foreign Minister
Julie Bishop, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, Trade, Tourism and Investment
Minister Steven Ciobo and DFAT Secretary Frances Adamson at the launch of the
2017 Foreign Policy White Paper, 23 November 2017, by Nathan Fulton and Linda
Roche
Foreign Minister Julie
Bishop meeting Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare
Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull
Fairfax Media
Re-enactment
of the naming of Canberra
Flickr
Parliament House lawns by Wilson Afonso
Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull’s letter to
the Governor-General requesting that Parliament be prorogued, 21 March 2016
Polixeni Papapetrou and the State Library of Victoria
Malcolm Fraser
Royal Australian Mint
Australia’s first triangular coin
Shutterstock.com
Parliament House, by
Phillip Minnis
Man using mobile
phone by maradonna 8888
Parliament House forecourt by Neale Cousland
Bee by Eric Isselee
Ten News
The Hon. Julia Gillard sworn in as Australia's
27th Prime Minister (YouTube video)
Wikimedia Commons
Former Clerk of the
Senate, Harry Evans, by Brian Jenkins
Magnifying glass and
Australian flag by Ken Hodge
Gough Whitlam, 1955
Victorian senate ballot paper 2016 by Hshook
Norfolk Island by Steve Daggar
Ballot box by Dude7248
Lionel Murphy in 1973 by Rob Mieremet/Anefo
King Willem-Alexander by Royal House of the Netherlands
Parliament House
with Lake Burley Griffin in the foreground by Matt Ryall
Other
A Hough, Protesters
abseil down the front of Parliament House, 1 December 2016