The Grand Lodge of Freemasons SA & NT

The Grand Lodge of Freemasons SA & NT The Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of South Australia and the Northern Territory.
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Every Freemason is a member of a lodge (also known as a ‘blue lodge’ or ‘craft lodge’) which generally meets once a month in a Masonic Hall. There are over 100 lodges in South Australia and the Northern Territory which meet in about 50 Masonic Halls. At these lodge meetings members wear suits and what is called ‘regalia’ – including an apron (with plenty of meaning behind it), while some wear spec

ial collars with jewels attached. The Master of the Lodge presides over the meeting, and some of the members hold other positions of rank – think of the Master as the chairman, with others acting as deputy chairman etc. Each meeting is scripted according to ritual which has been used for hundreds of years, and all those involved know it off by heart.

14/10/2024

The much-loved Rose Croix has opened its doors to all Master Masons. Masonic historian Kim Roberts explains the significance of this change.

12/10/2024
02/10/2024

"We understand there's a little secrecy around Freemasonry ", said Master of the Semaphore Masonic Lodge, Matthew Fisher. "Basically we're one of the world's oldest and largest male fraternities".

14/09/2024

Flashback Friday: Grand Lodge of Freemasons

The South Australian Grand Lodge was the first to be established in Australia and was formed before the colony was settled, however it was not until much later that this building was constructed.

The land for the lodge was purchased in 1922 and the construction work occurred between 1925-1927. The architects were John Quinton Bruce and William Haigh Harral, a Freemason, who personally oversaw the work.

Originally the building was intended to be constructed from cut stone and granite, but due to costs reinforced concrete was used.

The building houses offices, meeting rooms, three lodge rooms, kitchens, reception rooms and banqueting rooms, a large hall at the rear (the 'Great Hall'), the Adelaide Masonic Centre Museum and the Masonic Library.

The main entrance is flanked by four columns and above the entrance are the words 'Audi Vide Tace' from the Latin proverb 'Audi, Vide, Tace, si vis vivere in pace' (Hear, see, be silent, if you would live in peace). This was the motto of the Grand Lodge until the 1950s.

Learn more here: https://brnw.ch/21wMCDo

Image: State Library of South Australia, B 4322, circa 1927

08/08/2024
21/07/2024

The Freemason’s plan to build the city’s first skyscraper standing 183m-tall on North Tce has been recommended for approval by the state’s planning authority.

Read more 👉 bit.ly/4cMF09i

Get behind this incredible global movement.  2B1ask1
15/05/2024

Get behind this incredible global movement.

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Research shows that the most common way Masons are introduced to the fraternity is through another Mason—often a parent, grandparent, friends, or colleagues. ⁠

From now until May 14, we're inviting all members to post a short message, or video, on social media saying why Freemasonry is important to them and to include the hashtag in the caption. Together, we'll let the world know: I'm a Mason!⁠


14/05/2024
May the Fourth be with you
04/05/2024

May the Fourth be with you

17/01/2024

Did you know that Freemasonry offers a unique opportunity for self-development through the art of speaking in public? 🎩

From building confidence to cultivating eloquence, making speeches in the Lodge is a chance to learn to express yourself, improve self-control, and even direct your inner voice! 🎙️

So, if you're looking to develop your skills in speech-making, check out the recommended readings available at the Shop at Freemasons' Hall 📚✨
🔗https://bit.ly/MasonicSpeeches

Wishing you all a very Happy New Year and 2024
01/01/2024

Wishing you all a very Happy New Year and 2024

Freemasons SA and NT wish you all the best over the Festive Season ahead. Stay safe and keep well.
21/12/2023

Freemasons SA and NT wish you all the best over the Festive Season ahead.
Stay safe and keep well.

18/12/2023

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