George Stephenson probably never imagined that the steam train he built in England in 1825 would flourish in to an industry which has fascinated travellers for more than a hundred years!
The Grand Master, MW Bro Derek Robson AM has determined his theme for his term of office is three words – Integrity, Loyalty and Respect.
With its roots in social reform, the Honourable Fraternity of Ancient Freemasons, also known as Freemasonry for Women, is a force for empowerment, says Grand Master Christine Chapman.
What inspired you to become a Freemason?
Incredible people do incredible things and there are no better examples of the heroism of men and women than in time of war.
There are at least thirty-two International Women’s Organisations in the world and at least ten in Australia. Every one is worthy of mention as they all do wonderful things in the cause of women’s rights.
In 1862 the NSW Government under Police Regulation Act 1862(NSW) unified all existing police units and established the NSW Police Force. For 53 years the Force was comprised of males until 1915 when the Commissioner advertised two positions for female Special Constables.
Harry S Truman was the 33rd president of the United States. He was born on 8 May 1884 and died on 26 December 1972 after a career as a bank clerk, postmaster, World War I soldier and haberdasher before becoming President.
Ulladulla High School student Emily Cadle has won the 2018 United Grand Lodge of NSW & ACT Grand Lodge Trustee’s scholarship for 2018.
In a world often dictated by hate and segregation, membership of an organisation capable of uniting men of all religions, colours and even accents is more relevant than ever.
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