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	Eora - Definition, explanation
		The Eora (sometimes spelt Iora or Iyora) people were the aboriginal occupants of the Sydney region in 1788 when the first European colonists arrived.
		The Gadegal clan lived to the south and west of the Balmain peninsula, and the Wanegal to the north and west.
		The Eora lived largely from the produce of the sea, and were expert in close-to-shore navigation, fishing, cooking and eating in the bays and harbours in their bark canoes.
	www.calsky.com /lexikon/en/txt/e/eo/eora.php (246 words)

	Learning, our way \| csmonitor.com
		At Eora in Redfern, a part of Sydney with a concentrated Aboriginal population, most of the roughly 400 students are Aboriginal.
		Some alumni who were illiterate when they started at Eora have traveled abroad in their careers as artists or actors and have returned to build up talent at home.
		But what stands out at both Eora and Tranby is indigenous people's ability to reverse the history of displacement to some degree and come together as a family.
	www.csmonitor.com /2000/0705/p17s1.html?s=widep (1588 words)

	The Eora Aboriginal Education Centre
		The Eora Centre for visual and perfoming arts and Aboriginal studies is a campus of Sydney Institute.
		Eora derives its name from the Aboriginal clan group that occupied the Sydney area before European settlement.
		Eora is also committed to helping educate the wider community in Aboriginal culture through programs such as Aboriginal Studies.
	www.eora.net /default03.htm (0 words)

	Fire and Fury Games' Battlefront: Kokoda Track-31AUG1942-Scenario 06-Overview
		This now meant that 2/16 and the 53rd would have to halt their advance and begin withdrawing as well, since Alola would now be given up (see trail map in the Overview to the 300 Australian scenario).
		Troops across the Eora Creek, exit the wounded via the Kokoda Trail to the east, and keep the Japanese from forcing a crossing of Eora Creek.
		This is accomplished by controlling the two dug in positions near the bridge, and not allowing the Japanese to have an undisordered stand on the east bank within an inch of the bridge.
	www.fireandfury.com /extra/scenkokoda06overview.shtml (0 words)

	TAFE NSW - Campuses & Institutes
		Eora College courses have been designed to meet the needs of Aboriginal students seeking access to higher education.
		It provides a dynamic starting point for students wishing to pursue a career in visual and performing arts.
		Eora also has introductory level courses in adult and general education.
	www.tafensw.edu.au /campuses/location_106.htm (84 words)

	Aboriginal People and Place
		The "Eora people" was the name given to the coastal Aborigines around Sydney.
		The name Eora is proudly used today by the descendants of those very same people.
		The Eora are known to have inhabited The Rocks Area before the invasion.
	www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au /barani/themes/theme1.htm (0 words)

	Eora Sound Engineerings
		Eora Sound Engineering performs all types of music studio designs, installations, acoustics engineering and everything else which makes a studio worthy of the name "professional".
		Eora Sound Engineering has a unique knownledge and experiance about all kinds of sound equipments, from analog to digital.
		We also take care about noisy enviroments elsewhere, for example officies, public places, hotels, apartments and even down to a single object such as the anoying noise from a fridge or a washing machine.
	www.eora.se /services.html (0 words)

	Eora Star Launch - 22/09/1999 - PRIV - NSW Parliament
		The corporation is a public benevolent institution that operates on a non-profit basis, with all income returned to the community in the form of training and employment.
		As a Parliamentary Secretary, I often have House duty during private members’ statements, and I note the member’s commitment to raising issues of concern to Aboriginal people in this House.
		The Eora Star launch is not only an opportunity to create employment for five young Aboriginals from Sydney city, but also an opportunity to showcase their culture, heritage and connection to Sydney Harbour to a broader cross-section of New South Wales residents and visitors.
	www.parliament.nsw.gov.au /prod/PARLMENT/hansArt.nsf/V3Key/LA19990922039 (870 words)

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