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Contents 1 Short-Term 1.1 Users who should be admins 2 International Relations 3 Politics 4 Federalism 5 Australia bits and pieces

aims
I rarely have time to sit down and write extensively, and when I do, there's a matter of patience. Thus, things listed here are very broad goals, and some I may lose interest in. My priority is WikiProject Adelaide, but I do hope to be able to write articles on Australia's foreign relations and also some random politics pieces.

[edit] Short-Term

• Electoral reform in Australia
• Women and government in Australia

[edit] Users who should be admins

• Adz, Bduke, Gnangarra.

[edit] International Relations

• Foreign relations of Australia
  • Relationship between New Zealand and Australia (to become Australia-New Zealand relationship.
  • U.S.-Australia alliance (to become Australia-United States relationship or relations)
  • Australia-United Kingdom relationship or Anglo-Australian relations
  • Sino-Australian relations
  • Australia-Indonesia relations
  • Australia-Papua New Guinea relationship
• Balance of power
• Complex interdependence

[edit] Politics

• Third Way
• Lobbying
• Advocacy group (which should be interest group)

[edit] Federalism

• Federation of Australia
  • Federalism in Australia (hopefully to merge with Federation)
  • COAG
• Balance of power (federalism)
• Fiscal federalism
• Division of powers (instead of redirect)

[edit] Australia bits and pieces

• South Australia
  • Parliament of South Australia
    • Parliament House, Adelaide and Old Parliament House, Adelaide
  • Adelaide
    • History of Adelaide
    • Light's Vision
    • Suburbs of Adelaide
    • Culture of Adelaide
      • Festivals in Adelaide (and all festival articles)
      • Squares of Adelaide
        • Victoria Square, Adelaide
        • Light Square, Adelaide
        • Hindmarsh Square, Adelaide
        • Wellington Square, Adelaide
        • Hurtle Square, Adelaide
        • Whitmore Square, Adelaide
          • Metropolitan Area
            • Mosely Square, Glenelg
            • Henley Square, Henley Beach
      • Adelaide Festival Centre
        • Adelaide Festival Centre
        • Dunstan Playhouse
        • Adelaide Convention Centre
    • Adelaide Parklands
      • Elder Park, Adelaide
    • East End, Adelaide
      • Rundle Street, Adelaide
      • Rymill Park, Adelaide
    • West End, Adelaide
      • West Terrace, Adelaide
      • Grote Street, Adelaide
      • Gouger Street, Adelaide
      • Hindley Street, Adelaide
      • Adelaide Central Markets
      • China Town, Adelaide
      • Her Majesty's Theatre, Adelaide
    • Adelaide Town Hall
    • Adelaide General Post Office
    • Torrens Parade Ground
    • River Torrens
      • Linear Park
  • Government House, Adelaide
  • Art Gallery of South Australia
  • South Australian Museum
  • State Library of South Australia and Mortlock Library of South Australia
  • Barr Smith Library
  • Tandanya
  • Supreme Court of South Australia
    • Sir Samuel Way Building
  • Adelaide Magistrate's Court
  • Commonwealth Law Courts

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Here are some open WikiProject Adelaide tasks:
Places:	Southern Vales, Technology Park, Science Park.
Landmarks:	Adelaide Town Hall, Sir Samuel Way Building, Torrens Parade Ground, Carrick Hill.
Parks and gardens:	Hurtle Square, Moseley Square, Henley Square, Whitmore Square, Peace Park, Wellington Square
Events:	Carnevale in Adelaide, Come Out Festival, SALA Festival.
People:	David Cappo, Ian Gilfillan, Robert Gouger, George Stevenson (editor), Sir Edward "Bill" Hayward (see Carrick Hill).
Newspapers:	The Adelaide Review, The Chronicle (South Australia), Adelaide Observer, Rip It Up (Adelaide).
Streets:	South Terrace, Hutt Street, Hindley Street, Pulteney Street, Morphett Street, Halifax Street.
Rivers:	Sturt River, Patawalonga River, Little Para River, Gawler River.
Organisations:	Adelaide Central School of Arts, Adelaide Steamship Company, John Martin & Co.
History:	HMS Buffalo (1813), HMS Africaine, History Trust of South Australia, National Trust of South Australia, Electoral reform in South Australia.
Indigenous:	Tandanya.
Edit or discuss this list.

Open Tasks for Australian politics (Edit this list)

Newly added	Editing / formatting	Missing articles	Expansion
Eric Ripper Nigel Scullion Will Hodgman Terry Mackenroth Terry Smith David Bartlett Australian legislative election, 1963 John White (Australian politician)	none as yet	Alison Anderson	Iain Evans Gordon Nuttall Carl Scully Fiona Nash Kevin Foley Dean Brown Desley Scott Martin Hamilton-Smith Mark Brindal Joe Scalzi Joan Hall
Merges	Discussions	Crossreferences
Electoral district of Cunningham	2006 SA election - Featured article candidate	none as yet