User:Thebainer/Contributions

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I also contribute a little to the commons.

[edit] Pages I've created

Flinders Street, Melbourne, Australian court hierarchy, Section 51 of the Australian Constitution, Melbourne University Football Club, Station Pier, Commonwealth v Tasmania, List of High Court of Australia cases, Birrarung Marr, Melbourne, Raelene Boyle, Ruth Cracknell, Bart Cummings, Members of the Australian House of Representatives, 1901-1903, Members of the Australian House of Representatives, 1903-1906, Edward Braddon, John Langdon Bonython, John Quick, William Nicholson (Australian politician), Charles Sladen, Law of Australia, Jaara baby, Helen Dalley, Michelle Grattan, Mabo v Queensland (No 1) (*Redirect), Lee Batchelor, Koowarta v Bjelke-Petersen, Dietrich v The Queen Featured article, Australian Capital Television Pty Ltd v Commonwealth, Members of the Australian House of Representatives, 1906-1910, Members of the Australian House of Representatives, 1910-1913, Members of the Australian House of Representatives, 1913-1914, Immigration Restriction Act 1901, Commonwealth Franchise Act 1902, Exhibition Street, Melbourne, Statute of Westminster Adoption Act 1942, Juanita Nielsen, Mungo Man, Lake Mungo, Batman's Treaty, Day of Mourning, Pearl Gibbs, Misleading or deceptive conduct, Larissa Behrendt, Granville Ryrie, John Newfong, Colin Friels, Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration, Law Council of Australia, Law Institute of Victoria, Faith Bandler, Helen Mayo, Stuart Macintyre, Marilyn Warren, John Madden (jurist), Josiah Symon, Pacific Island Labourers Act 1901, Samuel Way, Framlingham, Victoria, R v Davidson, Danni Miatke, Kerryn McCann, Ruddock v Vadarlis, Andrew Garran, Leo Cussen, King v Jones, R v Pearson; Ex parte Sipka, List of Judges of the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory, 2006 East Timor crisis, Al-Kateb v Godwin Featured article, William Hearn, Elizabeth Evatt, Ada Evans, Flos Greig, R v Thomas Good article, Edward Curr, Chapter VIII of the Australian Constitution, Dagmar Berne, William Harrison Moore

[edit] High Court of Australia justices

Daryl Dawson J, Owen Dixon CJ, Frank Gavan Duffy CJ, Adrian Knox CJ, John Latham CJ, Anthony Mason CJ, Charles Powers J, John Leslie Toohey J, Albert Piddington J, George Rich J, Hayden Starke J, Dudley Williams J, William Webb J, Frank Kitto J, Keith Aickin J, Victor Windeyer J, Cyril Walsh J, Wilfred Fullagar J, Kenneth Jacobs J, William Owen J, Douglas Menzies J, Alan Taylor J

[edit] Australian House of Representatives electoral Divisions

Lingiari - Kooyong - Hunter - Riverina - Wannon - Richmond - Perth - Kalgoorlie - Hume - Robertson - Newcastle - New England - South Sydney - Illawarra - Mernda - Northern Melbourne - Moira - Lang - Wimmera - Yarra - Laanecoorie - Southern Melbourne - West Sydney - Parkes (1901-69) - Division of Parkes - Oxley (1901-34) - Streeton - Wilmot - Phillip - Namadgi - Martin - Lawson - Northern Territory - Nepean - Scullin (1955-69) - Isaacs (1949-69) - Watson (1934-69) - St George - Jagajaga - Menzies - Maribyrnong - Lalor - La Trobe - McEwen - McMillan - Mallee - Murray - Scullin - Isaacs - Paterson (1949-84) - Paterson - Kingsford Smith - Lindsay - Lowe - Mackellar - Mitchell - Page - Prospect - Reid - Shortland - Sydney - Warringah - Watson - Solomon - Port Adelaide - Wakefield - Moore - O'Connor - Pearce - Tangney

[edit] Significant stubs

Supreme Court of New South Wales, Supreme Court of Queensland, Supreme Court of Tasmania, Supreme Court of Western Australia, Supreme Court of South Australia, Supreme Court of the Northern Territory, Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory, William à Beckett, Torres Strait Islander flag

[edit] Templates

Template:NewSouthWalesPremiers, Template:QueenslandPremiers, Template:TasmaniaPremiers, Template:WesternAustraliaPremiers, Template:NorthernTerritoryChiefMinisters, Template:ACTChiefMinisters, Template:Infobox Court Case, Template:Infobox Legislation (now at Template:Infobox AU Legislation), Template:Composition of the High Court of Australia

[edit] Substantial edits

Blackburn railway station, Melbourne, Dalgarno v Hannah, Cornelia Rau, Myall Creek Massacre, Bob Bellear, Vivian Solon, High Court of Australia Good article, Victorian Bar, Ray Halligan, Giz Watson, Alfredo Reinhado, Mary Gaudron, Robert Garran

[edit] Did you knows

Articles I started that were featured on Did you know?

...that the Statute of Westminster Adoption Act 1942 was seen as formally demonstrating Australia's independence to the world?

Featured on 8 August 2005

...that the remains of Mungo Man are the oldest anatomically modern human remains found in Australia?

Featured on 14 September 2005

...that Batman's Treaty was a treaty made between settler John Batman and local Wurundjeri elders in 1835 for the sale of land around Port Phillip and that it was one of the only attempts made by white settlers to negotiate with Australian Aborigines?

Featured on 29 September 2005

...that in the case of Sue v Hill, the High Court of Australia decided that the United Kingdom was a "foreign power" to Australia, recognising Australia's complete independence?

Featured on 21 May 2006

[edit] Project pages

Wikipedia:WikiProject Australian law, Wikipedia:High-risk templates, Wikipedia:Userfying userboxes, Wikipedia:Ten commandments, Wikipedia:List of cabals