The Canberra Cycling Club is one of the oldest and largest cycling clubs in Australia, a great reflection on the club and the environment in which we are able to ride. The club is very proud of its members and at the international level our members include Matthew Hayman, Michael Rogers, Chloe Hosking and Vicki Whitelaw.

Illawarra Cycle Club is based in the Illawarra and caters for road racing and track racing. Road racing is held most of the year on the roads of West Dapto with Track (Velodrome) racing during the October February months.

Bowls Australia is the national sporting organisation responsible for the leadership, development and management of lawn bowls in Australia. Bowls Australia is a not-for-profit organisation governed by a voluntary board that provides the strategic direction for the sport and the strategies that are implemented by the staff at the national office.

Athletics Wollongong has a long and proud tradition in the Illawarra. Since its inception in 1958 (formerly known as Wollongong Southern Flame Amateur Athletics Club) to now we have strived to develop the sport of track and field in Wollongong.

The Senate is one of the two houses of the Australian Federal Parliament. It consists of 76 senators, twelve from each of the six states and two from each of the mainland territories. It shares the power to make laws with the other House of the Parliament, the House of Representatives. The Senate is elected by proportional representation, so that its composition closely reflects the voting pattern of the electors.

The mission of AFIC is to provide service to the community in a manner that is in accordance with the teachings of Islam and within the framework of Australian law. To advocate on behalf of the Muslim community on all such matters that will affect the community's relevance, settlement and integration within Australian society. The main role of AFIC is to represent Islam and Muslims of Australia as one "Ummah" to the government and other bodies nationally and internationally. AFIC coordinates and provides resources for activities of its State Islamic Councils and member Islamic societies.

The Presbyterian Church of Australia is a part of the Christian Church throughout the world. The Church’s name comes from the Greek word presbuteros, which is the word for an elder or a mature Christian leader in the New Testament. The use of the name Presbyterian reflects the Church’s aim to be faithful to the Bible’s teaching on the Church, even in the 21st Century. In its wider use, the name Presbyterian has also come to include the distinctive doctrine, discipline, worship, laws and practice of the churches which returned to Biblical standards in Europe at the time known as the Reformation.

An Australian Republic is the final step in Australia’s continuing journey towards full independence and nationhood. It will have a resident Australian citizen as Head of State, chosen through a process that reflects Australian values such as equality, fairness and democracy — not a foreign monarch appointed through an discriminatory process over which Australians have no control.

The Law and Justice Foundation of NSW seeks to advance the fairness and equity of the justice system, and to improve access to justice, especially for socially and economically disadvantaged people.

As part of Australia's Human Rights Framework, the Australian Government is developing a new National Human Rights Action Plan. This presents an opportunity to systematically consider Australia's strengths and address our shortcomings in human rights laws and practice.

The National Welfare Rights Network (NWRN) is a network of community legal centres throughout Australia which specialise in Social Security law and its administration by Centrelink. Based on the experience of clients of NWRN members, the Network also develops policy and advocates for reform based on the principles and rights set out below.

The Office of the Queensland Parliamentary Counsel (OQPC) is responsible for drafting all Queensland Acts, and subordinate legislation made under most Queensland Acts.

Subordinate laws, disallowable instruments, notifiable instruments, approved forms, commencement notices, appointments, delegations and fees.

ComLaw contains the only database of Australian Government legislation that is authoritative for the purposes of legal proceedings. No other website in the world can make this claim.

Principles such as no fault divorce, the best interests of the child, parental responsibilities, property division and dispute resolution.

UNSW Law is a leader in legal education in Australia. Founded in 1971, UNSW Law School leads and inspires change through public engagement, mutual respect and an inclusive sense of community. It has enabled more than 10,000 graduates to apply a rigorous, socially-responsible legal education to a diversity of careers.

The Arts Law Centre of Australia (Arts Law) is the national community legal centre for the arts. Arts Law is a not-for-profit company limited by guarantee which was established with the support of the Australia Council for the Arts in 1983 to provide specialised legal and business advice and referral services, professional development resources and advocacy for artists and arts organisations.

The Family Court of Australia is a specialist Federal court dealing only with family law matters. The Court was created by the Family Law Act 1975 and exercises original and appellate jurisdiction across Australia, except in Western Australia.

Lawyers.com.au is Australia's leading legal services directory. Search for lawyers&solicitors by name, location or areas of expertise.

Catholic Health Australia (CHA) has released a submission in response to a Treasury consultation, on the definition of charity - saying it is not opposed to the codification of the current common law definition.