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Development and Goals of the ANZMRC Website

The ANZMRC (Australian and New Zealand Masonic Research Council) is currently in the process of developing a comprehensive website (www.anzmrc.online) aimed at providing valuable resources and information for followers, researchers, and individuals interested in Freemasonry. This platform is designed to support the development of skills necessary for presenting research papers in their Lodges or as Kellerman Lecturers at our biennial conferences.

Website Objectives

The primary objective of this website is to serve as a repository of knowledge and guidance. It will include various pointers and information to help individuals hone their research and presentation skills.

Community Contributions

Our team of dedicated Freemasons has been working diligently on this site, and we are now seeking feedback from all users, including our Affiliate and Associate Members. We encourage members to contribute Research Papers that they wish to see published on our website. Additionally, we welcome information about the specific areas of research where members need assistance or the topics currently pursued by members in their Research Lodges. Any other relevant research material considered suitable for inclusion will also be published on behalf of users, should they express a desire for it.

Global Engagement

While the website is still under development, these are exciting times for all Freemasons looking to be part of this significant undertaking. We are eager to hear your thoughts and perspectives from a global standpoint.
We kindly ask for your patience as we are a small team. The expansion and enhancement of this website rely heavily on the help and impetus provided by our members and contributors.

Conclusion

The ANZMRC website promises to be an invaluable resource for the Masonic community, fostering research, collaboration, and the sharing of knowledge. We look forward to your feedback and contributions to make this endeavour a success.


Thank you for your support.


Kerry Nicholls.
President.