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'''Australian Rover Moots''' are the major national event run by [[Rovers (Australia)|Australian Rovers]] who are part of [[Scouts Australia]].

== History ==

A moot is a gathering of [[Rover Scouts]] (generally called Rovers). It was named by [[Robert Baden-Powell]], the founder of the [[Scouting|Scouting Movement]] in a letter to Percy Bantock Nevill who was charged with co-ordinating a gathering of Rovers at [[Royal Albert Hall]], [[London]] in 1926. The word ''"Moot"'' is in fact an [[Old English]] word meaning assembly or gathering. The first [[World Rover Moot]] was held in 1931 at [[Kandersteg]], [[Switzerland]].

Australian National Rover Moots were subsequently established in 1951, They have since been held every three years, typically lasting from 9 to 11 days each, and are run by each state - on a rotating basis.

== List ==
{| class="wikitable"
|'''Date'''
|'''Title'''
|'''Location'''
|'''Notes'''
|-
|December, 1951 -  January, 1952
|''Jubilee Moot''

(1st Australian Rover Moot)
|Oatley Park, Sydney  (NSW)
|
|-
|December, 1957 -  January, 1958
|2nd Australian Rover  Moot
|Warburton (VIC)
|
|-
|December, 1959 -  January, 1960
|3rd Australian Rover  Moot
|Barney Gorge (QLD)
|
|-
|December, 1969 -  January, 1970
|4th Australian Rover  Moot
|Springbrook/Lamington  (QLD)
|
|-
|December, 1971 -  January, 1972
|5th Australian Rover Moot
|Perth (WA)
|
|-
|December, 1974 -  January, 1975
|6th Australian Rover  Moot
|Sydney (NSW)
|
|-
|December, 1977 -  January, 1978
|''It's a Moot Point''

(7th Australian Rover Moot)
|Yabamac (VIC)
|1st Asia-Pacific  Rover Moot
|-
|December, 1980 -  January, 1981
|8th Australian Rover  Moot
|Baden Powell Park, Samford (QLD)
|2nd Asia-Pacific  Rover Moot
|-
|December, 1983 -  January, 1984
|9th Australian Rover  Moot
|Gowrie Park (TAS)
|4th Asia-Pacific  Rover Moot
|-
|December, 1986 -  January, 1987
|''Bound for South Australia''

(10th Australian Rover Moot)
|Woodhouse (SA)
|World Invitational
|-
|December 1989 -  January 1990
|''Get caught in the ACT''

(11th Australian Rover Moot)
|Camp Cotter,  Canberra (ACT)
|6th Asia-Pacific  Rover Moot
|-
|December, 1992 -  January, 1993
|''Go West and Discover''

(12th Australian Rover Moot)
|Woodman Point, Perth  (WA)
|7th Asia-Pacific  Rover Moot
|-
|December, 1995 -  January, 1996
|''the aNSWer''

(13th Australian Rover Moot)
|Cataract Scout Park,  Sydney (NSW)
|8th Asia-Pacific  Rover Moot
|-
|December, 1998 -  January, 1999
|''YeaMoot''

(14th Australian Rover Moot)
|Mafeking Rover Park,  Yea (VIC)
|10th Asia-Pacific  Rover Moot
|-
|December, 2001 -  January, 2002
|15th Australian  Rover Moot
|Landsborough (QLD)
|12th Asia-Pacific  Rover Moot
|-
|December, 2004 -  January, 2005
|''Tassiemoot''

(16th Australian Rover Moot)
|Lake Barrington  (TAS)
|
|-
|December, 2007 -  January, 2008
|''Aussiemoot''

(17th Australian Rover Moot)
|Cataract Park (NSW)
|
|-
|December, 2010 -  January, 2011
|''Ozmoot''

(18th Australian Rover Moot)
|Woodhouse (SA)
|
|-
|December, 2013 -  January, 2014
|''WAM''

(19th Australian Rover Moot)
|Western Australia
|
|-
|December, 2016 -  January, 2017
|''The Moot''

(20th Australian Rover Moot)
|Mafeking Rover Park,  Yea (VIC)
|
|-
|December, 2019 -  January, 2020
|''CBR Moot''

(21st Australian Rover Moot)
|Canberra (ACT)
|CBR is the  abbreviation of Canberra and also stands for 'Creating Better Rovers'.

13th Asia-Pacific Rover Moot
|-
|December, 2022 -  January, 2023
|''AIM''
(22nd Australian Rover Moot)
|Forth (TAS)
|AIM stands for Apple  Isle Moot, as Tasmania is known as the "''Apple Isle''".
|}

==See also==

* [[World Scout Moot]]

==External links==
((Portal|Scouting))
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20110705115038/http://wam2014.com.au/ WAM Moot’s website]
*[http://cbrmoot.scouts.com.au/ CBR Moot's website]
*[https://www.appleislemoot.com.au/ AIM Moot's website]
((Scouting in Australia))

[[Category:Scouting and Guiding in Australia|Rover Moot, Australian]]

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