where does the australian prime minister reside?
Canberra
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 As Australia 's capital , Canberra is the most important centre for much of Australia 's political reportage and thus all the major media , including the Australian Broadcasting Corporation , the commercial television networks , and the metropolitan newspapers maintain local bureaus . News organisations are represented in the " press gallery " , a group of journalists who report on the national parliament . The National Press Club of Australia in Barton has regular television broadcasts of its lunches at which a prominent guest , typically a politician or other public figure , delivers a speech followed by a question @-@ and @-@ answer session . 

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 Thus , the question would revolve around legal connections , and not around " Australia 's strong historical and emotional ties with the United Kingdom . " 

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 As the seat of the government of Australia , Canberra is the site of Parliament House , the official residence of the Monarch 's representative the Governor @-@ General , the High Court and numerous government departments and agencies . It is also the location of many social and cultural institutions of national significance , such as the Australian War Memorial , Australian National University , Royal Australian Mint , Australian Institute of Sport , National Gallery , National Museum and the National Library . The Australian Army 's officer corps is trained at the Royal Military College , Duntroon and the Australian Defence Force Academy is also located in the capital . 

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 Canberra ( / ˈkænbrə / or / ˈkænbərə / ) is the capital city of Australia . With a population of 381 @,@ 488 , it is Australia 's largest inland city and the eighth @-@ largest city overall . The city is located at the northern end of the Australian Capital Territory ( ACT ) , 280 km ( 170 mi ) south @-@ west of Sydney , and 660 km ( 410 mi ) north @-@ east of Melbourne . A resident of Canberra is known as a " Canberran " . 

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 The Commonwealth parliament moved to Canberra on 9 May 1927 , with the opening of the Provisional Parliament House . The Prime Minister , Stanley Bruce , had officially taken up residence in The Lodge a few days earlier . Planned development of the city slowed significantly during the depression of the 1930s and during World War II . Some projects planned for that time , including Roman Catholic and Anglican cathedrals , were never completed . 
