President's Message

Commonwealth Day 2025

 

We were pleased to celebrate Commonwealth Day on Monday 10 March 2025 in NSW Parliament House.

 

Booking details will be released shortly.

 

If you are interested in attending the Commonwealth Day celebrations please email commonwealthday@gmail.com

 

 

Kind regards

Janet Stewart

President

Commonwealth Day Lunch 2024

Our guest speaker was Tony Abbott AC, former Prime Minister of Australia.

 

Her Excellency presented His Majesty's Commonwealth Day message.

Link below:

https://lieutenantgovernor.ab.ca/news/king-s-commonwealth-day-message-2024/#:~:text=%22We%20must%20find%20ways%20of,the%20lives%20of%20people%20everywhere.%22

 

  • NSW Parliament House on Commonwealth Day 11 March 2024
  • Arrival of Her Excellency and welcome by Official Party
  • Her Excellency takes the Vice Regal salute
  • Welcome by the Captain of Scots College pipe band
  • Foyer of Parliament House
  • Guests enter through the 54 Commonwealth of Nations flags
  • Scots College and the 54 Commonwealth of Nations flags
  • Piper signals the arrival of the Official Party
  • Her Excellency (left) and Madame President, Commonwealth Day Council of NSW
  • Michael Photios as compere
  • Guests enjoying lunch in Stranger's Dining Room
  • Members of Royal Over-Seas League as strong supporters of Commonwealth Day
  • Scots College string quartet entertaining guests
  • Offical Welcome to guests
  • Her Excelleny delivers His Majesty's Message
  • Her Excellency with Commonwealth of Nations flag
  • Tony Abbott AC guest speaker
  • Wise words on the future of the Commonwealth
  • Suzanne Blake, Vice President Commonwealth Day Council with Vote of Thanks
  • Cooper Gannon, Secretary Commonwealth Day Council for Loyal Toast
  • Jason Collins introducing Australia Youth Trust
  • Recipients of the Tom Harvey Award for 2024
  • Daisy Grady receiving Pat Keill OAM Award from Her Excellency (right) and Annie Kiefer from Country Women's Association
  • Members of the Country Women's Association with Daisy Grady and family
  • Members of Commonwealth Day Council of NSW
  • Janet Stewart, President, Commonwealth Day Council