A supporter of this event boasted that he could make it happen within 12 months, only to fail and die 5 years before this event actually occurred. A key roadblock in this event was solved by limiting the Braddon Clause to 10 years. A speech in support of this event quoted a James Brunton Stephens poem and was given at a school in Tenterfield. The Earl of Hopetoun (“HOPE-toon”) committed a “blunder” in the leadup to this event by appointing William (*) Lyne as an interim leader. This event gives its name to an architectural style that includes images of the waratah flower. (-5[1])Henry Parkes is considered the “father” of this 1901 event, (10[1]0[1])after which Edmund Barton became the (10[1])first Prime Minister (10[1])of a newly-formed nation. (-5[1])For 10 points, name this event that united colonies such as Queensland (-5[2])and New (10[2])South Wales. ■END■ (10[1]0[2])