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	City of Hawkesbury - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The City of Hawkesbury (formerly Hawkesbury Shire) is a Local Government Area of New South Wales, Australia, part of which is at the fringe of the Sydney metropolitan area, about 50 kilometres north-west of the Sydney central business district.
		It was first settled by Europeans in 1794 in a bid to acquire arable land to feed the increasing population of the penal colony at Sydney.
		Until recently Hawkesbury city remained largely rural, but urban expansion within Sydney has since transformed the southern part of the Shire into dormitory suburbs; the lack of quality roads and public transport is a major local issue.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/City_of_Hawkesbury (244 words)

	Hawkesbury - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		City of Hawkesbury a local government area in New South Wales, Australia
		Electoral district of Hawkesbury, a seat in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly
		Hawkesbury is a locality near Waikouaiti, New Zealand
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Hawkesbury (125 words)

	STUDY ABROAD - University of Western Sydney- Hawkesbury, Australia
		At UWS, Hawkesbury classes are smaller than average, teaching facilities are modern, and the staff is friendly: it is NOT a large, impersonal institution.
		Richmond is situated 37 miles northwest of Sydney City on the banks of the Hawkesbury River at the foothills of the famous Blue Mountains.
		The campus is ideally located for students to spend their weekends enjoying the excitement of Sydney City, or escaping to the peace of the countryside to bushwalk and explore wildlife.
	www.montana.edu /international/westsyd.htm (730 words)

	Home Base Business Disclaimer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Hawkesbury City Council does not accept any liability to any person for the information or advice (or the use of such information or advice) which is provided on this web site or incorporated into it by reference.
		While the Hawkesbury City Council does not necessarily endorse, directly or indirectly, any referenced external entity, it must ensure that all references contained within the Hawkesbury City Council web site are in keeping with the Hawkesbury City Council's consistent and coordinated public image as a responsible provider of on-line information.
		Hawkesbury City Council reserves the right to decline or remove any reference or inclusion which it deems to be potentially; out-dated, inappropriate, inaccurate, misleading, misrepresentative, offensive or seditious.
	council.hawkesbury.nsw.gov.au /homebasebusiness/disclaimer.asp (567 words)

	Hawkesbury Harvest - Project Partners
		Hawkesbury City Council have clearly identified the need for the retention of agriculture within the region, and as part of an ongoing process they have initiated the 'Hawkesbury Agricultural Retention through Diversification and Clustering' (HARtDaC) project; the first of its kind in the region.
		Hawkesbury City Council, inital sponsors of the Hawkesbury Harvest project are very proud to support Hawkesbury Harvest and its goals for the Region.
		Hornsby City Council are proud to support Hawkesbury Harvest and its goals for the Region.
	www.hawkesburyharvest.com.au /partners.asp (583 words)

	USATODAY.com - Hartley brings Stanley Cup home to Ontario (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		To have this revered artifact delivered to Hawkesbury by the man Hetu calls "a true hometown hero" is a fairytale come to life.
		Unless someone from Hawkesbury grows up to be Canada's prime minister or an NHL scoring champion, it's doubtful he or she could match the status Hartley has achieved here.
		Hartley's story is that he was a volunteer goaltending coach for a very bad Hawkesbury Hawks junior team in 1987, when he was asked to become the head coach on an interim basis.
	www.usatoday.com /sports/hockey/2001-08-01-hartley-cover.htm (1718 words)

	Welcome to the Hawkesbury City Council
		Located in the Hawkesbury River Valley, Hawkesbury City Council is the largest Local Government area in the Sydney Metropolitan region, NSW Australia, covering approximately 2,800 square kilometres.
		Hawkesbury City extends from the Cumberland Plain in the south and east to the beautiful foothills and majestic escarpments of the Blue Mountains to the west and north.
		With an estimated population of over 66,000 and growing, Hawkesbury residents and visitors to the area enjoy the region's magnificent rural and bushland settings, its vibrant cultural life and thriving economy..
	www.hawkesbury.nsw.gov.au (245 words)

	Special Amenity Area Guide 40 - Hawkesbury Avenue - Christchurch City Council
		SAM 40 is located in Merivale and consists of a group of properties visible along the section of Hawkesbury Avenue between Browns Road and Somme Street.
		This area is considered to be notable because of the strong relationship between the buildings and the street, the general consistency in scale, form, and style of the buildings and the abundance of mature soft landscaping both within and at the boundaries to the properties.
		The way that the existing buildings and their front bay windows and verandah porches relate to the street also needs to be considered to continue the consistency and interaction with the street.
	www.ccc.govt.nz /CityPlan/Sams/40/index.asp (587 words)

	HAWKESBURY SKILLS INC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The local council has a brochure providing information on safe cycling in Hawkesbury, including specific road rules, tips on bike maintenance and the Hawkesbury district bicycle network map.
		Hawkesbury Skills Inc. (HSI) has information on bicycle tours of the Hawkesbury area, including self guide tours with bike maps.
		Hawkesbury Valley Bicycle User Group (HVBUG) is a Hawkesbury community based, non-profit organisation.
	www.hawkesburyskills.org.au /bikes.htm (803 words)

	Hawkesbury on the NET - Hawkesbury Food Program
		The Hawkesbury has a young population with 41% of the population being under the age of 25.
		The Hawkesbury Food Program uses a community development approach for all the strategies, which tend to be community driven, hence there have been many participants involved in each initiative.
		Hawkesbury Food Program strategies are implemented within existing frameworks where possible and incorporated at all levels of planning.
	www.hawkesbury.net.au /community/178.html (1023 words)

	media (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Hawkesbury Radio 89.9 is one of the oldest community in Australia and commenced in 1982.
		The direct listening area covers the Hawkesbury City Council local government area, from Seven Hills in the south East to the Blue Mountains in the north and west, and as far as St Albans in the west.
		The station is heard outside this area from as far south as Wollongong and north as far as Gosford and the Central Coast and even as far as Bondi in the east.
	www.petra.ac.id /asc/media/radio/hawkesbury.html (111 words)

	Hawkesbury Jazz Club
		The festival concept was enthusiastically supported by the Hawkesbury City Council, who needed an incorporated association to which it could extend its sponsorship funding - hence the formation of the club.
		The club’s mission is to promote, encourage and foster the development of jazz in the Hawkesbury area so that enthusiasts have an opportunity to get together to listen to, and share the enjoyment of their favourite music, and the club is open to anyone, whether they play, or just like to listen.
		The sounds of jazz from the highly talented members of the Hawkesbury Jazz Club are once again being heard in the comfortable surrounds of the downstairs area at the Richmond Club, formerly known as Rhino Bar.
	www.hawkesburyjazz.org.au (1284 words)

	Hawkesbury Race Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Hawkesbury trainers Vic Bates and Wanda Ings joined the likes of Gai Waterhouse, Jack Denham, and Clarrry Conners in the winners circle at Hawkesbury last Thursday when their gallopers Monte Primo and Wolfman Jack outclassed their respective opposition.
		Hawkesbury jockey Grant Buckley nearly had his quest for the provincial jockey’s premiership halted when he was dislodged from Orpenite in the last race at Wyong last Thursday.
		Following a recent Board Meeting,Directors of Hawkesbury Race Club Limited resolved to have Jump Outs two weeks prior to Barrier trial Dates at a cost of $60 and also in conjunction with Barrier Trials at a cost of $25 for a period of three months at which time the situation will be reviewed.
	www.racenet.com.au /hawkesbury/News.asp?Page=3 (2237 words)

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		As a full colour, weekly, local community magazine style publication, the Hawkesbury Independent is the voice of the community for local news, lifestyle, entertainment and other important local issues.
		Hawkesbury attracts residents and tourists alike with its historic towns, national parks and scenic rivers.
		Hawkesbury extends from the Cumberland Plain in the south and east, to the foothills and escarpments of the Blue Mountains to the west and north.
	www.fcnonline.com.au /zabout.asp?pcode=HID (199 words)

	HMAS Hawkesbury - 27/02/2004 - PRIV
		Mr STEVEN PRINGLE (Hawkesbury) [12.06 p.m.]: Recently I had the privilege of taking part in a welcoming ceremony at the Hawkesbury River City Council's chambers for the commanding officer of the Royal Australian Navy's coastal minehunter HMAS Hawkesbury, Lieutenant Commander Paul Mandziy, and his crew.
		The ship may be a minehunter, but HMAS Hawkesbury proved that it was far more flexible and capable than its class name indicates, chalking up a list of outstanding achievements including the collection of a massive 333 weapons and over 1,800 rounds of ammunition during the gun amnesty period.
		HMAS Hawkesbury was also involved in humanitarian aid support, maritime surveillance and boarding operations, maritime transport, search and rescue, medical evacuations, disposal of dangerous ordnance, beach landings, airfield surveys and myriad other support tasks.
	www.parliament.nsw.gov.au /prod/parlment/hansart.nsf/V3Key/LA20040227018 (781 words)

	Hawkesbury Sister City Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Mr Brown was a catalyst for the affiliation of sister cities within Australia as second President of Australian Sister Cities Association (ASCA) and contributed to that Organisation from its earliest days in Alice Springs.
		The first relationship began in 1984 with Temple City, California which lies in the shadows of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and is one of 85 cities which form Los Angeles County.
		The second sister city relationship and most prolific in terms of student exchange is with Tamba, Japan which was established in 1988.
	members.ozemail.com.au /~larmy/HSCA.htm (584 words)

	Hawkesbury Historical Society (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Established in 1956, the Hawkesbury Historical Society promotes and encourages the study of the history of the Hawkesbury and collects and preserves matter relating to the history of the Hawkesbury.
		Membership is open to all residents of the City of Hawkesbury and others who agree with the objects and rules of the Association and who attend a general meeting of the Association.
		Since 1962 the Society, in partnership with Hawkesbury City Council and the Hawkesbury Valley Tourist Association, have operated the Hawkesbury Museum and Tourist Information Centre at 7 Thompson Square, Windsor, the home of John Howe.
	www.hawkesburyhistory.org.au /society.html (326 words)

	Parramatta City Council: News: Hawkesbury Road Footpath To Be Improved - 22 May 2003 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		One of the busiest seniors' footpaths in the Westmead Hospital precinct is to be improved over the next six weeks.
		Parramatta City Council is to widen the existing narrow footpath on the eastern side of Hawkesbury Road, between Caroline Street and Jessie Street.
		He said that asphalt is better able to absorb tree root growth and be more readily maintained in the future if there is any movement caused by the roots.
	www.parracity.nsw.gov.au /news/20030522_229.html (216 words)

	Ville de Deux-Montagnes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Mount Royal tunnel, the third longest in Canada, was part of the ambitious plan of C.No.R. management to establish a third transcontinental railroad line in a country where one would have been more than enough for both passenger and freight traffic.
		In 1964, when the city of Montreal was building the underground metro, some city executives came up with the idea of extending the metro line to Deux-Montagnes on pneumatic rail.
		But despite action by pressure groups and the town councils of cities served by the train, as well as public opinion, the government was seriously considering abandoning the line.
	www.ville.deux-montagnes.qc.ca /en/mairie/chroniques/Chapter10.php (1926 words)

	Penrith City Council
		Car servicing businesses in Penrith City have been given a pat on the back by Penrith City Mayor Pat Sheehy for their co-operation in a project to stop oil and petrol getting into the waterways.
		The former Hawkesbury Nepean Catchment Management Trust and the NSW Department of Land and Water Conservation also supported the project.
		Penrith City Mayor Pat Sheehy said the results were very good considering the program was voluntary and he praised the businesses for co-operating so well with the project to bring significant improvements to the local environment.
	www.penrithcity.nsw.gov.au /index.asp?id=2152 (438 words)

	The Hawkesbury Museum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		From archaeological evidence it is known that at least in part the present building was erected in the 1820s, when John Howe an explorer, Chief Constable and local prominent entrepreneur owned the land as a town allotment.
		The square is designated a heritage precinct, being described by architects Fisher~Lucas as one of the oldest public squares in Australia which remains a notable example of "nineteenth century townscape".
		The Hawkesbury Museum of Local History was set up by the Hawkesbury Historical Society in 1962.
	www.hawkesburyhistory.org.au /museum.html (248 words)

	NSWHolidays Accommodation Search - Find Hotels, Motels And Apartments Within Australia. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		the Hawkesbury Valley is abundant with pristine rivers, untouched heritage wilderness and historic towns such as Windsor, Richmond, Kurrajong and St Albans.
		The Hawkesbury Gateway boasts the natural beauty of the Hills and the Hawkesbury River.
		Windsor, as a river port, became the lifeline of the early Sydney settlement as the colony's granary.
	www.nswholidays.com.au /hawkesbury-valley_hawkesbury-river.php (552 words)

	Lake Macquarie City Council (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		If Lake Macquarie City Library does not hold the material that you require we will try to obtain it elsewhere.
		Access to this collection is available free through any branch of Lake Macquarie City Library upon request.
		Information about public libraries in New South Wales is available in a number of languages at www.sl.nsw.gov.au/plb/multicultural.
	www.lakemac.com.au /CityFacilities/library_generalinfo.asp (326 words)

	Penrith City Council - Hawkesbury-Nepean Catchment Management Trust Library
		This collection was created, housed, catalogued and maintained by the Information Centre at the HNCMT at Windsor until 30 June 2001.
		From that date it became the property of Penrith City Council Library and has been incorporated into the Library as a research collection housed in the Research Room at Penrith.
		There are about 8000 items in the collection and it is an emormous boost to our research collections.
	www.penrithcity.nsw.gov.au /index.asp?id=571 (206 words)

	About The Hawkesbury Central Food Bank
		To offer the citizens of Hawkesbury a place where food and alternatives are available in order to provide SHORT TERM solutions to hunger problems and, in the long run, to eradicate poverty.
		To operate a central food bank to facilitate the availability of food for all of Hawkesbury‘s citizens.
		Cooperate with all organizations concerned with poverty as well as the lack of food in order to eliminate duplication of services.
	bach-hcfb.netfirms.com /en/about.html (127 words)

	NAVY News :: Top Stories
		They were followed by 25 cadets from TS Hawkesbury led by the Commanding Officer, LEUT Lois McKenny and 20 members of the Hawkesbury Association led by Mr Hugh McDonald.
		The 2120 ton River Class frigate HMAS Hawkesbury doing her workup entered the Hawkesbury River (which forms the southern boundary of the City of Gosford) then steamed into Brisbane Water to meet the city fathers.
		LEUT McKenny told the reception her predecessor, LEUT Pat Marsh, had been instrumental in having Gosford City adopt the new warship and for the “Freedom of Entry” to be granted.
	www.defence.gov.au /news/navynews/editions/4607/topstories/STORY19.HTM (546 words)

	Hawkesbury City Chamber of Commerce and Industry inc.
		Hawkesbury City Chamber of Commerce and Industry inc.
		After having lived in the Hawkesbury for almost 10 years, but never really "knowing" anyone here, Glenn and I joined the Hawkesbury Chamber of Commerce and have been introduced to a world of help and support for our growing business.
		It is a networkiing and business tool that anyone in business cannot do without.
	www.hawkesburychamber.com.au (72 words)

	Hawkesbury Australia - Accommodation, Attractions, Hawkesbury Valley...
		Escape the pace and stress of the city and enjoy some of the many activities on offer in the region.
		The Hawkesbury Region stretches from the Gateway of the Hawkesbury River around Brooklyn all the way through the Heartland of the fertile Valley to the Highlands at the foot of the Blue Mountains.
		Today the region is still well known for its quality apples, stone fruits, oranges, honey and vegetables - many of them grown organically – and it is still the home to a variety of produce farms, small business and markets which provide goods to the Sydney market.
	www.hawkesburyweb.com.au (233 words)

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