Museum of Australian Democracy at Old Parliament House

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Vote 4 me book cover

Vote 4 me

Explores preferential voting through a school student election.

We are australians book cover

We are Australians

Explore what it means to be an Australian citizen.

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Welcome to Country

Explore the concept of welcoming ceremonies and their significance to First Nation communities.

Who am I Book cover

Who am I?

Invite students to reflect on who they are and who they want to be.

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Windows

Inspire students to think about the future world they want to see.

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You matter: be your own best friend

A practical toolkit of wellbeing activities for young people.

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Your planet needs you

Explore ways to help the environment.

Neil Baker with a selection of telephones from the MoAD Collection.

Personal objects as primary sources – Neil Baker

Explore the ways we communicate through a collection of phones.

A ‘No War: Free Will and Dave’ badge

Personal objects as primary sources – Anne Picot

Discover badges as a form of protest.

A briefcase belonging to Neville Bonner

Personal objects as primary sources – Neville Bonner

Learn about Australia's first Aboriginal federal parliamentarian, Neville Bonner.

The Old Parliament House opening

A history of Old Parliament House

Discover key events and decisions that were made at Old Parliament House.

The words 'Consider what the words/images/symbols mean in terms of how successful out democracy is?' surrounded by images of things representing democracy.

Democracy poster

An engaging way to explore democratic concepts with students.