Queensland State Assembly

Return to the Land and Soil Jurisdiction of Terra Australis

Moreton Bay Assembly

Return to the Land and Soil Jurisdiction of Terra Australis

Vision Statement

Self-Governed Abundant Moreton Bay

Our vision is one of peace.  We stand united against all forms of oppression, ensuring all people are empowered and free to live in safe pursuit of their dreams.

We honour and celebrate our abundant Earth, harnessing our collective lawful authority as one united people.

We foster a culture of connection, belonging, and mutual encouragement, where we are all valued for our unique contribution.

Together, we steward our shared assets, resources, infrastructure, and natural environment with care, for the benefit of both present and future generations.

Our Guiding Principles

  • Focus on Local: All decisions rest with the smallest, most immediate group affected, rather than being imposed by a larger or more distant body.
  • Community Wellbeing: All decisions promote safe, inclusive, and thriving neighbourhoods, enhancing the quality of life of people and families. Decisions support growth in knowledge, health, and happiness, aligned with creation of a well-rounded, resilient and thriving community.
  • Proactive Response: All decisions reflect a commitment to addressing the root causes of societal issues—such as distress, crime, and illness—by solving problems at their source rather than merely reacting to symptoms.
  • Remaining Free: All people have the opportunity to engage actively in the governance of their community, protect their freedoms, uphold the law, and protect their neighbours, collectively working towards a vibrant, free society.
  • Voluntary Association: We gather freely and remain together by choice.  Participation is voluntary and all relationships, agreements and collaborations are entered into by mutual consent.

We do no harm, cause no loss, keep the peace, and remain honourable
in all our agreements. We are accountable for the outcomes of our actions.

Our Core Values

  • Self-Sovereignty: We have the natural right to self-trust, self-governance and self-determination, with autonomy over our body, mind and property.  We recognise that we are all different, and we are all equal. Variety of thought, experience and temperament strengthens the whole.
  • Freedom and Conscious Choice: We believe in the power of conscious choice.  We are each responsible for unlearning indoctrination and choosing our own path of growth and contribution.  We encourage critical thinking, curiosity and discernment.
  • Responsibility, Integrity and Accountability: We take responsibility for our actions, communicate honestly and openly, honour our commitments, and act with honesty and transparency, creating a trustworthy and accountable community environment.
  • Self-Reliance and Mutual Aid: While we strive to be self-sufficient, we recognise the strength of cooperation and collaboration.  We support one another through skill sharing, resource exchange, voluntary mutual aid and genuine care.
  • Mutual Respect and Peaceful Resolution: We treat ourselves and each other with respect.  No one attempts to control, deceive, coerce, or cause harm to another. Disagreements are resolved through peaceful means that prioritise dialogue, mediation, and restorative solutions.
  • Growth and Empowerment: We are committed to ongoing learning, self- empowerment, and collective improvement. We support and encourage one another to feel inspired, energised, motivated, and aligned in our pursuits.

Vision Statement

Self-Governed Abundant Moreton Bay

Our vision is one of peace.  We stand united against all forms of oppression, ensuring all people are empowered and free to live in safe pursuit of their dreams.

We honour and celebrate our abundant Earth, harnessing our collective lawful authority as one united people.

We foster a culture of connection, belonging, and mutual encouragement, where we are all valued for our unique contribution.

Together, we steward our shared assets, resources, infrastructure, and natural environment with care, for the benefit of both present and future generations.

Our Guiding Principles

  • Focus on Local: All decisions rest with the smallest, most immediate group affected, rather than being imposed by a larger or more distant body.
  • Community Wellbeing: All decisions promote safe, inclusive, and thriving neighbourhoods, enhancing the quality of life of people and families. Decisions support growth in knowledge, health, and happiness, aligned with creation of a well-rounded, resilient and thriving community.
  • Proactive Response: All decisions reflect a commitment to addressing the root causes of societal issues—such as distress, crime, and illness—by solving problems at their source rather than merely reacting to symptoms.
  • Remaining Free: All people have the opportunity to engage actively in the governance of their community, protect their freedoms, uphold the law, and protect their neighbours, collectively working towards a vibrant, free society.
  • Voluntary Association: We gather freely and remain together by choice.  Participation is voluntary and all relationships, agreements and collaborations are entered into by mutual consent.

We do no harm, cause no loss, keep the peace, and remain honourable
in all our agreements. We are accountable for the outcomes of our actions.

Our Core Values

  • Self-Sovereignty: We have the natural right to self-trust, self-governance and self-determination, with autonomy over our body, mind and property.  We recognise that we are all different, and we are all equal. Variety of thought, experience and temperament strengthens the whole.
  • Freedom and Conscious Choice: We believe in the power of conscious choice.  We are each responsible for unlearning indoctrination and choosing our own path of growth and contribution.  We encourage critical thinking, curiosity and discernment.
  • Responsibility, Integrity and Accountability: We take responsibility for our actions, communicate honestly and openly, honour our commitments, and act with honesty and transparency, creating a trustworthy and accountable community environment.
  • Self-Reliance and Mutual Aid: While we strive to be self-sufficient, we recognise the strength of cooperation and collaboration.  We support one another through skill sharing, resource exchange, voluntary mutual aid and genuine care.
  • Mutual Respect and Peaceful Resolution: We treat ourselves and each other with respect.  No one attempts to control, deceive, coerce, or cause harm to another. Disagreements are resolved through peaceful means that prioritise dialogue, mediation, and restorative solutions.
  • Growth and Empowerment: We are committed to ongoing learning, self- empowerment, and collective improvement. We support and encourage one another to feel inspired, energised, motivated, and aligned in our pursuits.

Events For This Assembly

Moreton Bay General Assembly
Saturday 26 September 2026

General Assembly Meeting
3.30 pm to 5.30 pm

Banyo RSL
61 Hayden Street
Nudgee
Date & Time
Saturday, 26 Sep3:30 pm
Event Type
General Assembly
Location
Nudgee
Nudgee
Moreton Bay General Assembly
General Assembly
Saturday, 26 Sep
3:30 pm

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