Parramatta Observatory / Coffs Harbour / Bureau building / Port Jackson / Astronomical Observatory / Fort Street Primary School / Weather Bureau building / Sydney Harbour / Sydney Harbour Bridge / Airport Meteorological Unit / Darling Harbour / Observatory Hill / Bureau’s Melbourne headquarters / Sydney Observatory The building / /
Alps / North Coast / Tasman Sea / Byron Bay / Treachery Beach / Snowy Mountains / Norfolk island / Howe Island / Alpine / Upper Crystal Creek / Observatory Hill / /
Organization
Weather Bureau / Fort Street Primary School / USAF Observer Meteorological Office / Commonwealth Government Agency / Australian Bureau of Meteorology / WWII Royal Navy / RAAF Meteorological Service / Sydney Airport Meteorological Unit / Richmond Field Office / New South Wales Australian Bureau / /
Person
William Scott / William Braithwaite Clarke / Phillip / Sydney Wollongong Canberra / William Dawes / Henry Chamberlain Russell / Thomas Brisbane / George Peacock / Veronica Rahill / Barry Hanstrum / William Jevons / Randy Brophy / William Bradley / Sydney Cove / George Smalley / Henry Hunt / /
Position
first Director / Yorkshire solicitor / Astronomer / geologist / first Commonwealth Meteorologist / State Meteorologist / Governor / Director of Meteorology / Hunter / South Head / observer at the Parramatta Observatory / Government Astronomer / Regional Director / /
ProvinceOrState
Queensland / Victoria / New South Wales / /
PublishedMedium
the Sydney Morning Herald / /
Region
South Wales / central New South Wales / Southern Alps / southeast New South Wales / /
SportsEvent
the 2000 Sydney Olympics / 2000 Sydney Olympics / /
The Australian Bureau of Meteorology celebrated its centenary as a Commonwealth Government Agency in[removed]It was established by the Meteorology Act 1906 and commenced operation as a national organisation on 1 January 1908 through the consolidation of the separate Colonial/State Meteorological Services.