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The WikiProject on Australian politics is a project to better organize information in articles related to Australian governments and politics at federal, state and local levels of government. This page and its subpages contain their suggestions; it is hoped that this project will help to focus the efforts of other Wikipedians. If you would like to help, please inquire on the talk page and see the to-do list here .

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[edit] Participants

  • Leon I've been trying to blitz Kevin Rudd's article and keep it accurate as new policy, etc. is released. From Melbourne.
  • User: wiki assassin
  • Cyberjunkie
  • Andrew_Hermiz
  • Lisa Thurston (wd be glad to help out here)
  • Ambi
  • Scott Davis
  • bainer (talk)
  • Adam Carr (an excellent project. I am halfway through two series of articles: federal electorates and Premiers of Victoria. I have got distracted by other things but will return to these series eventually. We still have some current members of both the Senate and the House of Reps lacking articles.)
  • Aaronhill
  • zzymurgy
  • John Quiggin I'll do bits and pieces as I get time. I've been a reasonably close follower of Oz politics for the past thirty years, so I could probably add details to quite a few entries if I'm pointed in the right direction
  • Rob McKay
  • BenM
  • Andrew Donnellan
  • User:Bduke Have already added some stuff for NT polies. I lived in NT for 18 years, but am now in Melbourne.
  • User:Peter Campbell I am keen to add additional information and articles. I live in Melbourne.
  • Ben Raue I am interested in working on Greens articles, or general articles about Sydney and NSW politics, as well as electoral and psephological articles.
  • Blnguyen -electorate issues
  • porturology - concentrating on Federal Health Ministers
  • Hesperian - concentrating on Western Australian MPs
  • Hossen27 - Western Australia stuff mainly on electorates and MPs
  • GarrieIrons - electorates, members, western sydney nsw. Sorry but I'm making a few stubs but will come back around to them when I work a few more issues out...
  • Mike Lake - Will probably mostly look at South Australian Articles as time permits.
  • Timeshift9 - Updating from time to time bits and pieces surrounding mainly SA politics.
  • Peta
  • Jpeob
  • LW77
  • PfkaH - Victorian, some psephology, knowledge of ALP workings and regional electorates.
  • Warnester - can help with NSW Politicians, and Commonwealth Government departments
  • Orderinchaos78 - Generally interested in politics and psephology/demography around Australia, based in Perth.

[edit] Tasks

Open Tasks for Australian politics (Edit this list)
Newly added Editing /
formatting
Missing articles Expansion
  • none as yet
  • Alison Anderson
 
Merges Discussions Crossreferences
  • Nick Adams (politician)
  • none as yet

[edit] Collaborations (June 22 to July 3)

Interested in helping out with the project? You may want to consider helping with our weekly collaborations.

Each week, everyone is invited to add an article here that they're thinking of working on. Over the space of the week, if you make a start on the article, you'll hopefully get some assistance from other people interested in the topic. At the same time, feel free to work on articles nominated by other people, so we can improve as many articles possible.

[edit] Scope

The areas covered by this WikiProject are listed below. Each area has its own page for the discussion and formulation of guidelines and conventions, as well as for listing examples of the best articles. If a page does not yet exist for a particular area, feel free to create it and propose how that part of the Project might be organised.

[edit] General

General

Articles on areas of Australian politics that may not fit in any of the other areas, such as issues and historical events.
Politics of Australia

In planning

Of x articles, y exist.

[edit] Legislatures

Parliaments

Commonwealth Parliament and Parliaments of the States and Territories.
Category:Australian parliaments

In planning

All these articles exist; many articles on specific legislatures could do with improvement, and many of the Parliament of **** articles are cruddy.

Legislative buildings

Legislative buildings of the Commonwealth, states and territories.
Category:Australian legislative buildings

In planning

Only the Victorian parliament house and the federal one have articles.

Elections

Federal elections and those of the states and territories
Elections in Australia  |  Category:Elections in Australia

In planning

Apart from the 2004 federal, 2006 SA and 2006 Victorian elections, these either don't exist or are in bad shape.

Electorates

Federal electorates and those of the states and territories
Category:Electoral divisions of Australia

In planning

Many of these don't exist; we have clashing naming conventions; many others are in bad shape

Parliamentarians

MHRs/Senators/MPs/MLCs of all the Australian parliaments.
Category:Australian politicians by scope

Many still stubs

Of X articles, X exist, only a few are detailed.

[edit] Executive

Ministries

The ministries of the successive federal and state governments, as well as articles on the individual positions themselves.
Australian Commonwealth ministries | Category:Australian ministries

In planning

Of x articles, y exist.

Government departments

Government departments and public servants who run them. We have nothing.
no category as yet

In planning

Of x articles, y exist.

[edit] Political parties

Parties

Current and historical parties. Most of these have articles, but many are brief and of poor quality. Category:Political parties in Australia

In planning

Of x articles, y exist.

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[edit] General strategy and discussion forums

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  • /Strategy
  • /Policy