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	Glenbrook, New South Wales
		Glenbrook, New South Wales is a suburb of the Lower Blue Mountains.
		It is located between Lapstone and Blaxland at an elevation of 163m (535ft), approximately an hour's drive from Sydney.
		Glenbrook is home to a large number of tourist attractions, recreation opportunities and natural flora and fauna.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/g/gl/glenbrook__new_south_wales.html (109 words)

	Feature: Glenbrook Inquiry Report
		The New South Wales Premier, Bob Carr, and the Transport Minister, Carl Scully, were briefed by Justice McInerney this morning.
		From the outset, Glenbrook disaster commissioner Justice Peter McInerney made it clear that he was going to apportion blame for the train disaster which killed seven people and injured 51.
		The release of the interim report into the Glenbrook rail tragedy yesterday would mean nothing unless the Government acted swiftly on its recommendations, one of the survivors of the collision said.
	danger-ahead.railfan.net /features/glenbrook/interim_report.html (680 words)

	Glenbrook
		Glenbrook was originally known as Watertank as it was a stopping point for steam trains.
		The Duckhole is part of Glenbrook Creek which was a haven for swagmen and bushmen.
		Glenbrook Oval is located on the Great Western Highway and is a popular venue for athletics and cricket.
	www.bluemts.com.au /tourist/towns/Glenbrook.asp (1148 words)

	New South Wales • Tours To Go
		Big city life, specialty wine and food districts, the sheep and cattle country of the outback regions, historical and cultural sites, the glorious height of mountains and the 204 km of unbeatable coastline; NSW has it all.
		Sydney, the capital city of New South Wales has the cosmopolitan vibes of a global metropolis.
		Wondrous sightseeing is a mere pastime in New South Wales.
	www.tourstogo.com.au /pages/destinations/new-south-wales (517 words)

	Glenbrook, New South Wales - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Glenbrook is home to a large number of tourist attractions, recreation opportunities and natural flora and fauna.
		Glenbrook still retains many historical homes and buildings throughout the village, although the homes are not open to the public as they are still lived in.
		Glenbrook was originally known as Watertank due to it being the stop off point of the original "little" zigzag.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Glenbrook,_New_South_Wales (530 words)

	NSW: Glenbrook inquiry - 1 (18/02/2000)
		The drivers of the two trains involved in the Glenbrook rail disaster had no means of communicating directly with each other, the special commission of inquiry into the accident heard today.
		The driver of the intercity train involved in the Glenbrook rail disaster was given permission to go through a red signal light shortly before the accident, tapes played to the inquiry into the accident revealed today.
		The Glenbrook rail accident inquiry in New South Wales has heard that a third train was some 60 seconds away from the collision site when urgent warnings were issued.
	danger-ahead.railfan.net /reports/rep2000/glenbrook_inquiry20000214_02.html (859 words)

	Papua New Guinea Forum - Port Moresby (Bomana) War Cemetery & Listings of all people who are buried there.
		Son of Richard Bird Bramah and Ida Mabel Bramah, of Leichhardt, New South Wales; husband of Elizabeth Burt Bramah, of Blacktown, New South Wales.
		Son of Thomas William and Blanche Edith Burgoyne, of Moss Vale, New South Wales; husband of Marjorie Pattie Burgoyne, of Moss Vale, New South Wales.
		Son of Hugh and Eva Carney, of Lismore, New South Wales; husband of Ellen Josephine Carney, of Wollongong, New South Wales.
	www.pngbd.com /forum/archive/index.php/t-6423 (11053 words)

	Glenbrook, New South Wales - Travelmate
		About 66km west of Sydney’s CBD, Glenbrook is the first of the major historic villages you’ll hit on your way up to the top of the Blue Mountains.
		Glenbrook is the base for the most popular bushwalks in the lower reaches of the national park.
		High points of the village and its surrounds are the waterfowl Glenbrook Lagoon - reputed to have been formed by a fallen meteorite - and the seemingly indestructible Lennox Bridge.
	www.travelmate.com.au /Places/Places.asp?TownId=535 (281 words)

	BLUE MOUNTAINS, NEW SOUTH WALES, BLUE MOUNTAINS NATIONAL PARK, THREE SISTERS, THINGS TO DO IN BLUE MOUNTAINS, KATOOMBA
		Just south of Glenbrook you will find the Red Hand Cave which features a selection of Aboriginal hand stencils.
		Just south of this is Sublime Point a great lookout.
		South of Blackheath you can pass through beautiful rainforest before reaching the farmland of Megalong Valley.
	www.australianexplorer.com /blue_mountains.htm (563 words)

	New South Wales • Tours To Go
		Big city life, specialty wine and food districts, the sheep and cattle country of the outback regions, historical and cultural sites, the glorious height of mountains and the 204 km of unbeatable coastline; NSW has it all.
		Sydney, the capital city of New South Wales has the cosmopolitan vibes of a global metropolis.
		Wondrous sightseeing is a mere pastime in New South Wales.
	www.tourstogo.com /pages/destinations/new-south-wales (517 words)

	Report into Australian rail disaster shows government decisions undermined safety
		The final section of a three-part report by a judicial inquiry into the Glenbrook rail disaster in New South Wales was brought down in April, nearly 16 months after the accident claimed the lives of seven people and injured 51 others.
		These factors meant that rail personnel at Glenbrook and the main signal box at Penrith were unaware that the Indian Pacific had been stopped by another faulty red signal ahead of the suburban train.
		It declared that, “no proper consideration was given to safety management in New South Wales when the 1996 disaggregation occurred” and that this led directly to “deficiencies in safety management”.
	www.wsws.org /articles/2001/jun2001/glen-j01.shtml (1237 words)

	Academy Official Template
		Currently, he is the Glenbrook South English Department Junior Team Leader, Poetry Club sponsor, and coordinator for Arts GBS, a year long celebration of the arts that brings leading performance groups and artists to the school.
		He headed the French program at Riverside Brookfield High School for five years, and at Glenbrook South he is currently a sponsor of the SociÈtÈ Honoraire de FranÁais and the Glenbrook South French Club.
		HILARY ROSENTHAL, Glenbrook South Academy co-director and freshmen history teacher, came to the program from her previous position as teacher and department chair at the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy.
	www.glenbrook.k12.il.us /District/Academy/html/Faculty.html (921 words)

	Cowra - New South Wales - Australia - Travel - smh.com.au
		They gave false names as they felt news of their capture would shame their families while the Japanese authorities reported all those missing in action as dead.
		West of this slab is an old stone military building which predates the camp and which was used as a storage shed and just to the south of the slab are the remains of the camp headquarters.
		To the south-west of the latter is the site of four water storage tanks and due south of that is the original entry road.
	www.smh.com.au /news/New-South-Wales/Cowra/2005/02/17/1108500193420.html (3716 words)

	Glenbrook Blue Mountains
		The Glenbrook Chamber of Commerce respects your privacy and your details will be kept in strictest confidence.
		The Chamber of Commerce supports and represents the interests and objectives of the local business and residential communities of the Glenbrook - Brooklands and surrounding areas.
		It is constantly being updated to provide a wealth of information for all visitors and residents about the numerous attractions, businesses, services and facilities available in the Glenbrook-Brooklands Villages and surrounds.
	www.glenbrookbluemountains.com.au (481 words)

	The HIH Royal Commission - About the Commission - Julie Dodds-Streeton
		Simon White is a practitioner at the New South Wales Bar specialising in trade practices law, commercial law, equity and general insurance law.
		He is a graduate of the University of Sydney in Economics in 1985 and in Law with Honours in 1987.
		Following his graduation, he worked in the litigation department of the law firm, Corrs Chambers Westgarth before being admitted to the New South Wales Bar in 1990.
	www.hihroyalcom.gov.au /About/Cvs/CV_Simon_White.asp (122 words)

	Dr. Trevor Hawkeswood: Cosmopolitan University
		1977-79 from the Armidale district, New South Wales.
		Observations on the habitat and an apparently new larval host plant of Phalaenoides glycinae (Lewin, 1805)(Lepidoptera: Noctuidae: Agaristinae) in the Sydney district, New South Wales, Australia.
		A new larval host plant for Pseudanilara cupripes (Macleay, 1872) (Coleoptera: Buprestidae) from the Sydney district, New South Wales, Australia.
	www.cosmoedu.net /hawkeswood.html (4190 words)

	Reiseinformationen New South Wales
		Campmöglichkeiten gibt es in Euroka Clearing (südlich von Glenbrook), in Ingar (südlich der Wentworth Wasserfälle) und bei Perrys Lookdown in der Nähe von Blackheath.
		Der Ort ist einer der größten und beliebtesten Urlaubszentren an der Nordküste von New South Wales, etwa auf halber Strecke zwischen Sydney und Brisbane gelegen.
		Dies ist der südlichste Küstenabschnitt von New South Wales mit den Hauptorten Bermagui, Bega, Thatra, Merimbula und Eden.
	www.matthias-martin.com /australien_infos_nsw.php (2418 words)

	Crash of an Avro Anson at Glenbrook, NSW on 28 January 1941
		Crash of an Avro Anson at Glenbrook, NSW on 28 January 1941
		On 28 January 1941, RAAF Avro Anson A4-5 of No. 1 Air Navigation School RAAF Parkes crashed at Glenbrook in New South Wales during a medical evacuation flight from Parkes to Mascot airfield in Sydney.
		Glenbrook is located in the Blue Mountains area near Penrith.
	home.st.net.au /~dunn/ozcrashes/nsw108.htm (116 words)

	New South Wales
		Deniliquin R.S.L. Lawn Bowls Club in the south west of the state.
		Griffith Ex-Servicemen's Bowling Club in the south of the state.
		Merimbula-Imlay B. - on the far south coast of New South Wales.
	home.vicnet.net.au /~bowls/Newsouthwales.htm (130 words)

	Air Commodore Stanley Clark DFC
		Born in Sydney, Air Commodore Clark was educated at Parramatta High School before enlisting in the Royal Australian Air Force as a cadet at the Royal Australian Air Force College in 1956.
		Selected as a VIP pilot, he served at No 34 Squadron at Fairbairn, Australian Capital Territory where he was Co-pilot on the special crew allocated to fly the then Prime Minister of Australia, Sir Robert Menzies.
		Returning to Australia in 1969, he was briefly a staff officer in the Air Plans area of Headquarters Operational Command at Glenbrook, New South Wales before being trained on Caribou aircraft.
	faxmentis.org /html/stanclark.html (556 words)

	Artist's Footsteps
		From the 18th September until the 30th December he lived in the Blue Mountains, and it was during this time that he painted 'Fire's On'.
		He wrote a similar illustrated letter to this one, on the same type of pre-printed writing paper to Theodore Fink on the 14th October 1891, and another to Tom Roberts, detailing the fatal accident at Glenbrook, on the 17th December 1891.
		View the letter from Arthur Streeton to Frederick McCubbin from Glenbrook, New South Wales.
	www.artistsfootsteps.com /html/Streeton_letter.htm (1357 words)

	Lapstone Zig Zag - neety's trainpage
		After leaving Lucasville (near the RAAF Base at Glenbrook), the line followed what is now know as the Great Western Highway and joins the current line near McDonalds at Blaxland.
		The line was deviated in 1892, continuing from Bottom Points on the Zig Zag, through Lapstone tunnel (which is now a mushroom farm) and rejoined the line near where the Visitors Centre/shops/traffic lights are at Glenbrook today.
		There were 3 different sites for Glenbrook station located in this area in the years 1877, 1892 and 1900.
	www.railpage.org.au /neety/trains/old-mtns-lzz.html (313 words)

	Blue Mountains NP (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		This park features spectacular gorges which are the result of erosion caused by the Grose River and Glenbrook Creek through 600m of colorful sandstones, shales and coal measures.
		The park is covered with tall eucalyptus forests with many waterfalls and shady glens.
		Lookouts at Govettts Leap (Blackheath) and Echo Point (Katoomba) offer panoramic views and a camping area is provided at Euroka Clearing near Glenbrook.
	www.pacificislandtravel.com /australia/newsouthwales/bluemountainsnatpark.asp (65 words)

	Blue Mountains travel guide - Wikitravel
		The Blue Mountains,[1] located immediately to the west of the sprawling metropolian area that is Sydney, is one of the most accessible areas of (relatively unspoilt) highland natural beauty in New South Wales, Australia.
		Although not particularly high as a mountain range, the Blue Mountains is nonetheless renowned for its majestic scenery of a unique kind, for its cultural attractions and for its relatively tranquil, alternative mode of life (despite being located so close to Sydney....)
		Although not especially high, the Blue Mountains were sufficiently rugged to prevent European explorers and settlers from penetrating the inland of New South Wales from Sydney for some time.
	wikitravel.org /en/Blue_Mountains (1003 words)

	Wright, David McKee (1869 - 1928) Biographical Entry - Australian Dictionary of Biography Online
		Migrating to New Zealand in 1887, he worked as a rabbiter on stations in Central Otago, and wrote prose and verse about station life for major provincial newspapers.
		Appointed in May to Newtown Congregational Church, Wellington, in 1901 he became minister of the Congregational Church at Nelson, but resigned on an issue of conscience in June 1905 and soon after was declared bankrupt.
		Suffering from angina pectoris, Wright died suddenly on 5 February 1928 at Glenbrook and was buried with Anglican rites in Emu Plains cemetery.
	www.adb.online.anu.edu.au /biogs/A120653b.htm (703 words)

	Holiday Accommodation Australia - Penguin - Glenbrook house and cottage
		Glenbrook house and cottage will confirm pricing, availability and answer any other questions within 24hours.
		If you do not receive a prompt response, taking into account that Glenbrook house and cottagemay not be able to contact you after hours, you should check your 'junk' mail folder or contact the property with the details we will send in your confirmation e-mail.
		The telephone number and contact details for this property will be emailed to you once your enquiry/booking has been sent.
	www.takeabreak.com.au /Penguin/NorthWestStanley/Family/glenbrookhouseandcottage.htm (466 words)

	Lorikeet Cottage
		Lorikeet Cottage is situated in a quiet, leafy street of Glenbrook, New South Wales.
		Spend time by the Jellybean pool, swimming or picnicking, see the 'Red Hands' cave, and admire the views from the numerous lookouts.
		Historic Glenbrook Village is within a few minutes by car, Penrith Lakes only 20 minutes, and locally the swimming pool is within walking distance.
	lorikeetcottage.com (129 words)

	Sydney, New South Wales, Australia - Where To Stay
		The Sydney Harbour Foreshore Authority is responsible for the heritage management of lands under its control.
		The State of New South Wales boasts a staggering 146 national...
		There are a large number of options for visitors to Sydney to head for the hills - either north, south or west.
	www.wheretostay.net /?qr=au201 (87 words)

	Glenbrook, New South Wales - About Australia
		Glenbrook was originally known as watertank due to the storage of water in
		The name Glenbrook is the original name given by Sir John Jamison who, exploring the Nepean, sighted a pretty brook he presumed had its headwaters in the Prince Regents Glen at Wentworth Falls, hence the name Glenbrook.
		The name was later conferred to the surrounding district.
	www.about-australia.com /new-south-wales/blue-mountains/destinations/glenbrook (133 words)

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