Detailed map coverage of the Sydney region with 19 suggested tourist drives, complete with detailed maps. ISBN: 9780731911172 ISBN-10: 0731911172 Publisher: Universal Press Date Published: 29/11/1999 Format…
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Detailed map coverage of the Sydney region with 19 suggested tourist drives, complete with detailed maps. ISBN: 9780731911172 ISBN-10: 0731911172 Publisher: Universal Press Date Published: 29/11/1999 Format…
EmptyJets is a web based, Australian service that connects you with hundreds of empty charter flights available throughout Australia and beyond, at a fraction of the regular charter price. EmptyJets allows all…
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Pirate Petes Aussie Freebies offers you the chance to obtain the where abouts of lots of freebies here in Australia via their FREE newsletter service. Do you want a regular newsletter to show you where you can…
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A popular community bus service linking Redfern, Glebe and Woolloomooloo will be funded for another 12 months, under a City of Sydney proposal to be considered by Council on Monday 24 November. Lord Mayor…
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Recent changes to funding arrangements mean nursing home beds in Gloucester Soldiers Memorial Hospital will now be supported by the Commonwealth Government. Lower Mid North Coast Cluster Manager Ken Hampson…
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Hurricanes Grill & Bar is conveniently located in two of Sydneys most famous districts, Bondi Beach and Darling Harbour. Specialising in premium quality Australian Beef Steaks, tasty Beef, Pork & Lamb Ribs and…
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The City of Sydney Council is set to endorse concept plans for the upgrade of the adventure playground in Ward Park, Surry Hills. Lord Mayor, Clover Moore MP said that the concept plans were drafted with the…
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BuyQuick is 100% Australian owned and operated founded in July 1998 as Australias first online department store. BuyQuick aims to make it easier for Australian shoppers to buy online by offering: -:- A Secure…
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Free wi-fi internet will be available across 10 City of Sydney libraries after nearly 1,000 people took advantage of the program during a successful five-week trial, Lord Mayor Clover Moore MP announced today…
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Ties n Cuffs is an online shop for Cufflinks, Silk Ties, Mens Neck Ties and Personalized Cuff Links. TiesnCuffs provides a helpful, safe and hassle free online shopping experience for customers to purchase…
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Sydney artist Del Kathryn Barton has taken the honour of being this years Archibald winner. Her winning entry - a self-portrait also featuring her two children, Kell and Arella - is entitled You Are What Is…
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City of Sydney planners have given their support to the State Governments blueprint for Sydney transport, Sydney Link, in a draft submission to be considered by Council. "Sydney needs an integrated transport…
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A team of musicians from the Universitys Conservatorium of Music has won a coveted spot at Beijings Cultural Olympiad, a two-week series of concerts before the Olympic Games in August. The Sydney…
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Norm ONeill (February 19, 1937 - March 3, 2008) Former Australian cricketer Norm ONeill played 42 Tests in the 1950 and 1960s, in which he scored 2779 runs at 45.55, with six centuries and a highest score of…
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Sydney, for its second consecutive year, has been branded the worlds best city brand over London, Paris and Rome. The title is awarded each year by the Anholt City Brands Index, a global survey run by British…
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Peter J. Greenwood (19 October 1962 - 7 January 2021) was an actor and voice actor who has also been involved in crew work, special effects, and the art departments for various TV shows and cartoons. He had…
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Andrew Barton Paterson (17 February 1864 - 5 February 1941), more affectionately referred as Banjo Paterson, was an Australian bush poet, journalist and author, widely renowned for his poems Waltzing Matilda…
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Researchers at the ANZAC Research Institute in Sydney have uncovered a genetic mutation that triggers motor neurone disease (MND), the fatal nerve-wasting condition. Autopsies on people with MND found high…
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Henry Lawson (17 June 1867 - 2 September 1922) Henry Lawson is one of Australias best known writers. Along with his contemporary Banjo Paterson, Lawson is among the best-known Australian poets and fiction…
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Fred Hollows (1929-1993) was a New Zealand-born ophthalmologist who became known for his work in restoring eyesight for countless thousands of people in Australia and many other countries. It has been…
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John Winston Howard (born 26 July 1939) was the 25th Prime Minister of Australia from 11 March 1996 to 3 December 2007. He is the second-longest serving Australian Prime Minister after Sir Robert Menzies, and…
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Toni Collette was born Antonia Collette in Blacktown, Sydney, New South Wales. When Collette was eleven years old she faked appendicitis out of boredom and longing for attention. She was so convincing that…
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Peter Garrett was born in Sydney and attended Barker College in Hornsby before studying arts/law at the University of New South Wales. Elected as Labor Member for Kingsford Smith at the 2004 federal election…
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The ANZAC War Memorial is Sydneys main commemorative military monument, designed by C. Bruce Dellit and completed in 1934. Located at the southern extremity of Hyde Park on the eastern edge of Sydneys central…
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Recent archaeological investigations associated with the Sydney Town Hall upgrade have uncovered evidence of the Old Sydney Burial Ground that was formerly on the site. The cemetery was in use from 1792 to…
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The Coat of Arms in current use by the Council of the City of Sydney was adopted as a visual identification in 1996 and adapts elements of the Coat of Arms which was formally granted by the College of Arms in…
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The City of Sydney Flag">The flag of the City of Sydney is flown from Sydney Town Hall. The design incorporates features from the Coat of Arms for the City of Sydney which was granted by the British College of…
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The Symbols of the City are bestowed upon citizens for outstanding contributions to the community in their relative fields. The Symbols of the City are as follows: Key to the City The granting of the Key to…
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It took just a couple of hours using data available on the internet for University of Sydney scientists to discover that the Milky Way is twice as wide as previously thought. Astrophysicist Professor Bryan…
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The Office of the Lord Mayor: This Office ensures that the Lord Mayor is accessible to all those with a genuine interest in the City of Sydney. The Office of the Lord Mayor liaises with constituents…
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(Sourced from Cricket365.com) Ricky Ponting was delighted that he and his team got some much-needed runs in their Commonwealth Bank Series victory over India in Sydney. Australian skipper Ponting ended his…
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Sydney Botanic Gardens has contributed to the Millennium Seed Bank project, a British-based initiative aiming to collect and conserve seeds from 10 per cent of the worlds flowering plants by 2010. The project…
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Alan Dargin (b. July 13, 1967; d. February 24, 2008) was a didgeridoo player from Wee Waa, New South Wales, Australia. He started learning the instrument at age five, being taught by his grandfather. His…
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Sir Donald George Bradman (born in the western N.S.W. town of Cootamundra on 27 August 1908) is an Australian sporting legend. No other sportsperson in Australian history has captured the respect and…
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In his own words New South Wales-born Neville Bonner was educated in the school of hard knocks and he certainly came up the hard way, with a minimum of formal schooling. Yet the quietly spoken, articulate…
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FXConverter (Foreign Exchange Currency Converter) is a multi-lingual Currency Converter with up to date exchange rates provided from leading market data contributors and is filtered for validity. To get the…
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Check out these great tips for Handling Telemarketers. It arrived on an email and is definitely worth trying and passing onto friends... (1) Say three little words: "Hold On, Please..." Saying this, while…
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List of postcodes in Sydney and New South Wales from Wikipedia. Postcodes are used by Australia Post to identify postal districts in Australia. A2176 Abbotsbury 2046 Abbotsford 2325 Aberdare 2336 Aberdeen 2320…
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OZGuide - Internet information sources for Australian jounialists. Find experts and contacts, and Net-based sources of Australian facts or background information, such as business information, cases…
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Australias pre-eminent dictionary of national biography with over 10,000 scholarly biographies of persons who were significant in Australian history. Entries on individuals who died after 1980 will be added as…
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Doctor Victor Peter Chang AC (21 November 1936-4 July 1991) was a Chinese-Australian heart surgeon, and one of the pioneers of modern heart transplantation. Born in Shanghai to Australian-born Chinese parents…
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The following is a List of notable Sydneysiders who come from or who have significant associations with Sydney, Australia: A person from Sydney is a Sydneysider, or the variant spelling Sydney-sider. ALaurie…
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A 36-year-old man who allegedly collided his four-wheel-drive into seven parked cars in The Rocks last night returned a blood alcohol reading of 0.165. Police say the Bondi man veered his Jeep Cherokee 4WD…
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Each year our nation celebrates the achievement and contribution of eminent Australians through the Australian of the Year Awards by profiling leading citizens who are role models for us all. They inspire us…
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The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) is responsible for conducting federal elections and referendums and maintaining the Commonwealth electoral roll. The AEC has a National Office in Canberra, a State…
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Study English in Australia - Links to more than 150 English language colleges in Australia. English Cafe Australia has compiled a list of English Courses at various centres, colleges and universities in…
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The University of Sydney, Australias first university, was established in 1850. Offering Undergraduate study, Postgraduate study, International students, Indigenous students, Honours and Other courses. Today…
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Sydney Missionary and Bible College (SMBC) is the oldest interdenominational Bible college in Australia and enjoys a reputation for sound biblical and theological education. The primary concern of the College…
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ART-search.com & CRAFT-search.com provides quick easy access to people, businesses and websites in Fine Art, Entertainment Arts and Crafts. The Art Education section of the website provides links and contact…
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