Wikimedia Australia

Perth	Sydney	Wikimedia Australia, Inc.® is an independent, not-for-profit organisation, whose primary aim is to promote equality of opportunity to access and participate in the collaborative creation of Free Cultural Works, especially educational works, and works about Australia, its culture, natural environment, and Australian news and media. See our Statement of Purpose & Rules. ABN: 74 761 792 996 CAV Registration No.: A0051923E
Sydney	Melbourne

General information Wikimedia Australia, Inc.® is a Wikimedia chapter, approved by the Wikimedia Foundation. We are currently accepting members and will be holding our first Annual General Meeting and the election of our first committee in mid-January 2009. The purpose of the organisation is to: organise and participate in educational and social events that promote development of Free Cultural Works and related open source software systems, in particular wikis increase public awareness, support and participation in the projects hosted by the Wikimedia Foundation (WMF) develop resources to assist Australians in the creation and maintenance of Free Cultural Works Wikimedia Australia is recognised by the Wikimedia Foundation as a 'official chapter' and as such will offer members an official voice in the global Wikimedia community, whose aim is to create unencumbered resources for use throughout the world. Membership To become a member of Wikimedia Australia, you may visit our membership system where you can complete the application before your nomination is accepted by a member of the committee. More details... Australia on Wikimedia projects Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Wikinews, the free news source Wikiquote, the free compendium of quotations Wikimedia Commons, the free media repository Wikisource, the free library Wikibooks, open-content textbooks collection Wiktionary, the free dictionary Wikiversity, the free learning environment

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