Mitch's+Who's+Got+The+Power

Mitch's Who's Got The Power

===A2. The Parliamentary Triangle links up Old and New Parliament House, Capital Hill, The National Science And Technology Center (Questacon), The National Gallery, The National Libary, Commonwealth Place, Commonwealth Park, Kings Park, The Department of the Treasury, The Department of Finance and Administration, The Department of the Environment and Water Resources, The National Rose Garden, The Aboriginal Tent Embassy, The National Archives, The Attorney- Generals Department, The Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet, And the suburb of Barton nearby. The Parliamentary Triangle viewed from Regatta Point.===

**performance by the Australian athletes throughout the years.**
===A8. Basketball interests me the most out of all the sports in the AIS. Basketball is a fast paced sport, and brings constant action. It is a fun and exciting sport to play for both Boy's and Girl's. Basketball is a sport played by many people around the world. Basketball is played in the Olympics. It does not matter if it is rain or shine you can still play.===

===A10. The Gallipoli Diorama represents the battle fought between the Australians and the Turkish in World War 1, in 1914 to 1919. The Gallipoli Diorama was made from Plaster and Chicken Wire. It shows the battle in Gallipoli between the Australians and the Turkish fighting and the Australians running up the hills, and the Turkish shooting at them, and Australians shooting back, and stuff like that.===

===A11. The Unknown Soldier is located in The Australian War Memorial in Canberra, in The Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier. The Unknown Soldier is unknown because when he died, he didn't have his name tag on him when he died.===

===A12. The AIS was my favourite place because I love sport and it had all those sport simulation video games. Like the Footy, Soccer, Cricket just to name a few. Also one of my other favourites in the AIS was were they took us outside for a game of European Handball.===