the first parliament was held after federation at melbourne.
the first parliament was held after federation at melbourne.
where was the first parliament held after federation?
melbourne
the first parliament was opened on 9 may 1901. shortly before her death in january 1901, queen victoria had designated her grandson, the duke of cornwall and york (later king george v) to preside over the opening of the first parliament of australia. the ceremony took place with much british pomp and circumstance in melbourne's royal exhibition building on 9 may 1901 and parliament was to sit at victoria's parliament house, melbourne for some 26 years, while a suitable site for a federal capital was established.
barton government
1983–1997: the borough of scarborough wards of ayton, castle, cayton, central, danby, derwent, eastfield, eskdaleside, falsgrave, fylingdales, lindhead, mayfield, mulgrave, newby, northstead, scalby, seamer, streonshalh, weaponness, and woodlands.









































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scarborough was first represented in a parliament held at shrewsbury in 1282, and was one of the boroughs sending 2 mps to the model parliament of 1295 which is now generally considered to be the first parliament in the modern sense.
scarborough (uk parliament constituency)