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	Australia - LoveToKnow 1911
		Religious instruction is not imparted by the state-paid teachers in any state, though in certain states persons duly authorized by the religious organizations are allowed to give religious instruction to children of their own denomination where the parents' consent has been obtained.
		Gold is found throughout Australia, and the present prosperity of the states is largely due to the discoveries of this metal, the development of other industries being, in a country of varied resources, a natural sequence to the acquisition of mineral treasure.
		The principal collieries in the state are the Outtrim Howitt, the Coal Creek Proprietary and the Jumbunna.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Australia (17987 words)

	Coast and Marine Issues in the Kimberley
		Eaglehawk Kaolin’s plan was to mine the kaolin (used in paint and to whiten paper) in open pits.
		It is adjacent to the Roebuck Bay Ramsar wetland.
		The proposal was defeated on a number of counts, including the EPA report and recommendations (Bulletin 942) which stated that: ‘the environmental impacts, uncertainties and risks associated with the proposal at the proposed location are significant and are of such nature that the proposal should not be implemented’.
	www.environskimberley.org.au /coast.htm (2195 words)

	Protected areas of Tasmania - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Tasmania may be the smallest state in Australia, but it contains no fewer than 495 separate Protected Areas with a total area of 22,034 km² (land area: 22,020 km² – 32.23% of the state’s area).
		19 of these are National parks, totalling 14,308 km² (20.94% of the state’s area).
		This page was last modified 01:19, 19 July 2006.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Protected_areas_of_Tasmania_(Australia) (90 words)

	Walkabout - Eaglehawk
		An eaglehawk flying near his claim was allegedly the source of the town's name.
		The civic heart of old Eaglehawk is clustered around the opulent town hall in Brassey Square at the corner of High St, Sailors Gully Rd and Peg Leg Rd (which is the start of the Loddon Valley Highway).
		This reserve protects an important remnant of northern plains flora, including the state's finest stand of native white cypress pines.
	www.walkabout.com.au /locations/VICEaglehawk.shtml (1765 words)

	Eaglehawk Dive Centre - BlogHoster
		The waterways were formed as the sea level rose after the last ice age, flooding the river valleys with seawater, and the huge volume of fl, tannin-stained freshwater flowing from the numerous rivers forming a dark freshwater layer over the top of the seawater.
		Bay if the weather on the south coast was as bad as forecast by the Bureau of Meteorology.
		Waterfall Bay is considered one of best diving areas as it is only eight minutes by boat from the jetty in Pirates Bay and offers a range of sites depending on the level of experience of the diver.
	www.mydivinglife.com /Eaglehawk (6048 words)

	Dictionary of Australian Biography Br-By
		In 1868, when the question of the abolishing of state aid to religion was dealt with, Bromby was largely responsible for the passing of the commutation act which resulted in the Church of England in Tasmania receiving about £60,000 as a perpetual endowment instead of the former yearly payments.
		When the council met and the new members were waiting to be sworn in, Burton stated that he felt he had been treated with discourtesy in the matter, resigned his office of president and his membership, and left the chamber followed by several others.
		This was begun, and in February 1829 Governor Darling (q.v.) stated in a dispatch that it was "quite impossible to dispense with Busby so long as the work in which he is employed introducing water into Sydney is in operation".
	gutenberg.net.au /dictbiog/0-dict-biogBr-By.html (20867 words)

	Print page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Reserves, other than a Forest Reserve as described in Attachment 7, on State Forest comprising an area identified as a Protection Zone under the Management Decision Classification System or other administrative reserve on Public Land which is managed to protect CAR values.
		The reserve status to be given to the new reserves in accordance with clause 24 of the agreement, is based on the classifications of the State's revised Public Land Classification System (see Attachment 7).
		That the establishment of the reserves are based on the development of Defence management arrangements (ie Defence Environmental Management Plans) rather than any modification to existing tenures which may be detrimental to Defence’s usage of the training areas.
	www.affa.gov.au /content/print.cfm?objectid=D2C48F86-BA1A-11A1-A2200060B0A01939&showdocs=all (1420 words)

	Northern Victoria and Southern Riverina
		A small wetland reserve on the edge of the township of Barham (as distinct from Barmah) on the NSW side of the Murray.
		To the north of the reserve is an area of State Forest and the Whroo Historic Reserve.
		The reserve was originally set aside as a watering point for drovers and later became a sporting reserve before the focus shifted to revegetation and conservation.
	users.mcmedia.com.au /~stocky/parks.html (10878 words)

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		I learned also of the Beagle Bay Mission, away in the wilds of the North-West, where the Trappist fathers had come from their beautiful old home monasteries among the vineyards of Sept Fons in France in rigours and difficulties to minister to the aborigines in the vicinity of Broome.
		My first camp was established on the Maamba Reserve near the present National Park, a few miles from Cannington, to-day an outer suburban area of great fertility, set with orchards and vineyards, but in the early years of this century a beautiful kingdom of bush still rich in native foods and fruits.
		When she was caught at last, and the policeman mercifully destroyed all save the single whole specimen, she shook the dust of the reserve from her shapely feet and retired to the outskirts of Guildford, where she busied herself cleaning and washing for the white man. Nyalyert and Kajjaman drank themselves to death.
	gutenberg.net.au /ebooks04/0400661.txt (23093 words)

	Birds in Tasmania: November 2005
		They were feeding at the mouth of Blackman Bay as the tide receded and I have appended a few of the photos taken.
		NB "West Bay" refers to the area of Ralph's Bay at the western end of the South Arm neck.
		The first bay (from the highway) is part of the South Arm reserve and includes 30m.
	tassiebirds.blogspot.com /2005_11_01_tassiebirds_archive.html (999 words)

	COME SEE TASMANIA WITH FORESTRY TASMANIA & THE WOODCHIP COUNTER
		Property Council of Australia state executive director Stewart Wardlaw says infrastructure for sewage is woefully inadequate and Tasmanians will have to get used to the stench and disease threat from raw sewage on their beaches.
		State Auditor General’s report shows that few of the 20,000 households living in ‘housing stress’ are being helped by government housing policies.
		State government has illegally failed to alert buyers of public housing in Gagebrook about asbestos in the properties.
	www.forestrytasmania.com (3171 words)

	Tour of Tasmania: Nubeena
		It is located on Wedge Bay, to the west of the peninsula.
		Coal used to be mined on the northwest of the Tasman Peninsula in convict times, and ruins of the mine, including barracks, convict quarters and the lime kiln, are found north of Nubeena.
		Cape Raoul State Reserve, to the south of town, offers a cliff walk along Shipstern Bluff, with the option of going to Tunnel Bay, a natural rock tunnel created by water erosion.
	tourtasmania.com /content.php?id=nubeena (122 words)

	The Book of the Bush
		It could be seen from afar by the men who were pulling across the bay in their boats, and they knew that Henty's men were going to feed on fresh meat, while all the rest were eating such awful stuff as Yankee pork and salt horse.
		There was a State law on education, but the management was entirely local, and was in the hands of a treasurer and three directors, elected biennally by the citizens of each school district.
		The geography we taught was principally that of the United States and her territories, spacious maps of which were suspended round the school, continually reminding the scholars of their glorious inheritance.
	www.gutenberg.org /files/16349/16349-h/16349-h.htm (23481 words)

	Tour of Tasmania: Fortescue Bay
		The campgrounds at Fortescue Bay serve as a good staging point for various bushwalks.
		The bay is at the southern end of the Abel Tasman Forest Reserve, and a walk to the north through the reserve goes past Waterfall Bay to Eaglehawk Neck, taking approximately seven hours.
		Fortescue Bay is accessible by car (unsealed road) from just north of Port Arthur.
	tourtasmania.com /content.php?id=fortescue (119 words)

	Deluxe Down Under \| Australia \| New Zealand \| Great Barrier Reef \| Auckland \| outback \| Sydney \| Canberra \| down under ...
		The accommodations we reserve, and the meals we include in our tours are all deluxe or first-class.
		Continue to the affluent suburbs of Double Bay and to South Head at the entrance to Sydney Harbor, and pass the famous surfing area, Bondi Beach.
		Late in the afternoon, depart Canberra on a flight to Melbourne, capital of the State of Victoria.
	www.infohub.com /TRAVEL/SIT/sit_pages/2325.html (2555 words)

	Australia - Untamed Tasmania - 11-Day Tour by JOURNEYS International
		Enjoy the astounding views of the Bay of Fires, sprayed with reddish granite boulders along the shorelines, stunningly landscaped by Mother Nature and time.
		You will also visit Wingless Bay, voted one of the top ten beaches in the world, where you can swim, walk the beach or relax on board the catamaran.
		Travel around Great Oyster Bay, with its crystal clear water and astounding views of the Hazards’ majestic pink granite, down the southeast coast of Tasmania to the Tasman Peninsula.
	www.journeys-intl.com /destinations/pacific/australia/501 (1994 words)

	Parks.it - Parks and other protected areas in Tasmania
		The Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service is the government agency responsible for developing and maintaining the parks and reserve system, and conserving natural and cultural heritage, in the state of Tasmania, Australia.
		In total, the Tasmania Parks and Wildlife Service manages 384 reserves covering 2,450,200 hectares, or about 35.86% of the area of the State.
		Tasmania is surrounded by islands and cut by a myriad of bays and estuaries which play a fundamental role in the maintenance of coastal ecosystems.
	www.parks.it /world/AU/stato.tasmania/Eindex.html (147 words)

	Tasmania Trip - April 2002
		Ruth was extremely knowledgable, and great with the girls, matching their pace, and pointing out items which captured their interest - from a waterfall they could walk behind (here and here) to trigger plants.
		The following morning we set off for Lime Bay Nature Reserve, discovering another beautiful beach with no one around (the picture was taken close to high tide, so it is hard to tell how far out the tide goes).
		From Lime Bay, we went to the Coal Mines Historic Site (Clara has been fascinated with convict history since she has been studying it in school).
	www.uisgebeatha.org /tasmania_apr2002.html (6943 words)

	tasmania.citysearch.com.au > Visitor Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The thermal pool at Hastings Cave Reserve was opened to the public in 1939.
		The reserve has a Thermal Springs Sensory Trail designed with the needs of mobility and/or visually impaired people in mind.
		The reserve also features ferns, moss, native laurel, mountain pepper, sassafras and musk trees, and is a haven for small birds.
	www.tasmania.citysearch.com.au /profile?id=70245058 (405 words)

	State of Tasmania Things To Do - Travel Guides - VirtualTourist.com
		We went on easter week-end...which is one of the busiest week-ends to go...and it still was private and secluded.
		There are tons of little places to pull off along the road where there are picnic tables set up overlooking the bay of fires.
		It is not the best place to explore tassie...as it's far removed from the rest of the state...
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/Australia_and_Oceania/Australia/State_of_Tasmania/Things_To_Do-State_of_Tasmania-BR-21.html (862 words)

	CLAIRVISION VISUAL ART.
		In a deep state of meditation I have had the experience of being suddenly precipitated into a past life by a particular pungent smell.
		In certain states of meditation, I have often experienced a stretching of physical space, or rather, the spaces between the molecules of air seem to loom large, and the particles themselves can be perceived individually.
		Secondly, to die in a state of rage is the worst possible thing to do, for the passage of the Spirit from the physical plane into astral worlds is always very much determined by the state of consciousness you are in at the moment of passing.
	www.eecis.udel.edu /~wood/courses/320/pending/VISION.htm (19926 words)

	Gismondi On Wine
		Cockburn’s Special Reserve is matured before release and as a "vintage character" port it is intended to reflect the Cockburn style.
		Special Reserve fruit is picked at the peak of ripeness from single varietal vineyards in the finest vineyard areas and a slightly longer fermentation produces a less sweet finish with more "grip." Look for a spirity cedar leather aftertaste.
		The Port is an unfiltered reserve produced from grapes primarily grown at Graham's Malvedos Vineyards.
	www.gismondionwine.com /wine_list.php?sa=date_search&min_date=2003-11-16&max_date=2003-12-16 (7577 words)

	Tasman National Park (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		In May 1999 the existing Abel Tasman Forest Reserve, Cape Pillar State Reserve, Cape Raoul State Reserve and part of the Tasman Arch State Reserve will be proclaimed as Tasman National Park as one of the outcomes of the Regional Forest Agreement 1997.
		I am writing to ask whether your group is interested in being involved in the development of a management plan for the proposed Tasman National Park and other State Reserves on the Tasman and Forestier Peninsulas.
		Under the Regional Forest Agreement the State has committed to preparing management plans for all national parks by December 2000.
	members.iinet.net.au /~lford1/tasnp.htm (188 words)

	Three great drives in Tasmania
		The largest town on the peninsula is Nubeena (population 500), on Wedge Bay.
		Coal used to be mined on the north-west of the peninsula in convict times, and the ruins of the mine, including barracks, convict quarters and the lime kiln, are just north of town.
		There is a nice cliff-walk along Shipstern Bluff at Cape Raoul State Reserve, south of town, as well as Tunnel Bay, a natural rock tunnel created by water erosion.
	www.openroad.com.au /travel_greatdrives_3greatdrivesintas.asp (1084 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		All of the signatures seemed to be men, and their occupations (often "digger" or "gold digger") and locality are sometimes stated.
		They are listed for each state in 41 specific categories, including adoption, business records, cemeteries, census returns, convicts, directories, divorce, inquests, local history societies, marriage licenses, naturalization, newspapers, occupational records, orphans, parish registers, shipping, wills, and many more.
		The dugout was just a rough shelter formed by an excavation in the ground, in the face of a bank, or in the side of a hill.
	www.petuniapress.com /ml/20010110.txt (4046 words)

	South Pacific Spectacular: All-Travel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Afterwards, head to the Te Puia Thermal Reserve with its bubbling mud pools and spouting geysers.
		Fly from Sydney to the island state of Tasmania.
		Transfer from the airport to Hobart Pier to board a cruise to Peppermint Bay.
	www.all-travel.com /great-aust_spectacular.html (1781 words)

	Search Tasmania - Travel Accommodation Towns Restaurants National Parks
		Tasmania is rich in history, being one of the earliest settled areas in Australia.
		The landscape ranges from hundreds of mountains, craggy weather-beaten geological formations up to 5000 feet high, More coastline that the state of New South Wales, adventure sports challenges to rival anything in the world, especially surfing, scuba diving, bush walking, kayaking and sailing.
		On the gentler side Tasmania is renowned for its gourmet food, often taken for granted by the spoiled local population of about half a million.
	www.view.com.au /iesearch.htm (267 words)

	Dive-Oz Discussion Forums - Diving in Tasmania
		I'd highly reccomend both the tasman peninsula (perhaps camp at Fortescue Bay), which had some really nice diving amongst the kelp forests, and other rock hops (even eaglehawk neck straight out to the eastern side was great).
		There is some accessible spots on the west coast such as Trial Harbour and Grandvill harbour I have not dived these areas but I am led to believe you can easily grab a good feed of crays if the weather allows.
		Blackmans Bay boat ramp These two spots are great night dives, and will always see a few weedy sea dragons.
	www.diveoz.com.au /discussion_forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=12750 (1590 words)

	Rainforest Tours In Australia • Tours To Go (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The crusie departs Cardwell visiting Cape Richard, the seagrass meadows and fringing mangroves of Missionary Bay, the pristinewhite sand beach of Ramsay Bay, nestled beneaththe towering...
		Tasmania is Australia's Natural State and it is full of History, Wilderness and Scenery.
		All tours depart Hervey Bay, a, 300 kilometres north of Brisbane.
	www.tourstogo.com /search/s6 (3608 words)

	Ron & Di's Outback Adventures :: Making Russel Coight Cringe... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Being lunch time I headed to the bay to have lunch at one of the beaches and sat in the camper and had a meal.
		The exit from the boat was as before however this time there was no large car park and having got off the boat and been ushered out the gate despite asking where the security vehicle was we realised we were out of the port area.
		When we reached the community of Anson’s Bay we tried to find someone to let them know about the accident, but the only person we could find was a gentleman who said he’d try the police for us but he didn’t like his chances as it is always difficult to contact them around here.
	rondi.deezlepower.com /modules.php?op=modload&name=News&file=index&catid=&topic=4&allstories=1&POSTNUKESID=3120fd76ef51ba1de18dd85535c0c910 (13118 words)

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