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Christ Church Cathedral Newcastle

Christ Church Cathedral Newcastle is an Anglican cathedral located on The Hill overlooking Newcastle Harbour in New South Wales. Built in Gothic Revival style between 1883 and 1979 to designs by John Horbury Hunt, it is the mother church of the Anglican Diocese of Newcastle. Notable for its sandstone architecture, stained glass, Warriors' Chapel and hilltop position, it serves as a place of worship, heritage landmark and visitor attraction in central Newcastle.

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St David's Cathedral

St David's Cathedral is the principal Anglican cathedral in Hobart, Tasmania, located on Murray Street in the city centre. Built in Gothic Revival style between 1868 and 1936, it serves as the mother church of the Anglican Diocese of Tasmania. Notable for its sandstone exterior, stained-glass windows, historic organ and Bodley-designed nave, it functions as both a place of worship and a heritage landmark near Salamanca and the waterfront.

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St George's Cathedral

St George's Cathedral is the principal Anglican cathedral in Perth, located on St Georges Terrace in the central business district. Completed and consecrated in 1888 in Victorian Academic Gothic style, it is the mother church of the Anglican Diocese of Perth. Notable for its local limestone construction, stained glass windows, historic organ and memorials, it is State Heritage listed and serves as an active place of worship and heritage attraction.

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St John's Cathedral

St John's Cathedral is the Anglican cathedral located at 373 Ann Street in Brisbane City, Queensland. Built in Gothic Revival style to a design by English architect John Loughborough Pearson, construction began in 1901 and was completed in 2009. Notable for its Brisbane tuff and sandstone exterior, vaulted interior, stained-glass windows and traditional craftsmanship, it serves as the mother church of the Anglican Diocese of Brisbane and is listed on the Queensland Heritage Register.

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St John the Baptist Church

St John the Baptist Church in Reid is Canberra's oldest surviving public building and Anglican parish church, located near Lake Burley Griffin and Anzac Parade. Consecrated in 1845, the stone church predates the capital city itself and served the early pastoral community of the Limestone Plains. It is notable for its Victorian Gothic architecture, historic graveyard, stained-glass windows, and small museum documenting Canberra's early settlement history.

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St Paul's Cathedral

St Paul's Cathedral is an Anglican cathedral located at the corner of Flinders and Swanston Streets in central Melbourne, Victoria. Built between 1880 and 1891 to the Gothic Revival design of English architect William Butterfield, it is the metropolitan cathedral of the Anglican Diocese of Melbourne. Notable for its bluestone and sandstone exterior, spires, stained-glass windows and mosaic floor, it is heritage-listed and a major landmark opposite Federation Square.

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St Peter's Cathedral, Adelaide

St Peter's Cathedral is the Anglican cathedral located on King William Road in North Adelaide, South Australia. Built in Gothic Revival style between 1869 and 1904, it is the mother church of the Anglican Diocese of Adelaide and seat of the Archbishop of Adelaide. Notable for its sandstone exterior, twin towers, rose window, stained-glass windows and pipe organ, it is State Heritage-listed and hosts regular worship, concerts and guided tours.

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