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	Gunnedah - New South Wales - Australia - Travel - smh.com.au
		Gunnedah is a sizeable country town of some 10 000 people, situated on a sloping ridge above the Namoi and Mooki Rivers in the wheat belt of northern NSW, 434 km north-west of Sydney and 264 m above sea-level.
		Gunnedah calls itself 'Town of My Country', a reference to poet Dorothea MacKellar (1885-1968) who spent a great deal of time on a local property from 1905 (the year she wrote her best-known work, 'My Country', which is thought to have been inspired, in part, by the local terrain) until the late 1930s.
		The wildlife park is 7 km west of Gunnedah on the Mullaley Rd (the Oxley Highway).
	www.smh.com.au /news/New-South-Wales/Gunnedah/2005/02/17/1108500193684.html (1804 words)

	Gunnedah, New South Wales - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Gunnedah is a town and Local Government Area (LGA) in north-western New South Wales, Australia.
		Gunnedah and the surrounding areas were originally inhabited by the Kamilaroi tribe.
		Gunnedah is located on the Oxley and Kamilaroi Highways providing road links to the state capital Sydney (440 km) and the nearest regional centre Tamworth (70 km).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gunnedah,_New_South_Wales (365 words)

	Walkabout - Gunnedah
		Gunnedah is a sizeable country town of some 10 000 people, situated on a sloping ridge above the Namoi and Mooki Rivers in the wheat belt of northern NSW, 434 km north-west of Sydney and 264 m above sea-level.
		Gunnedah calls itself 'Town of My Country', a reference to poet Dorothea MacKellar (1885-1968) who spent a great deal of time on a local property from 1905 (the year she wrote her best-known work, 'My Country', which is thought to have been inspired, in part, by the local terrain) until the late 1930s.
		The wildlife park is 7 km west of Gunnedah on the Mullaley Rd (the Oxley Highway).
	www.walkabout.com.au /fairfax/locations/NSWGunnedah.shtml (1723 words)

	Welcome to Infogunnedah
		Gunnedah is situated in the heart of the Namoi Valley, New South Wales, Australia.
		Gunnedah is known as the 'Koala Capital of the World' due to the abundance of healthy koalas living right in the township.
		Gunnedah offers its residents a perfect blend of a relaxed quality lifestyle within a resilient economic area.
	www.infogunnedah.com.au (161 words)

	Gunnedah - Online Community
		Gunnedah is also a town rich in history and picturesque Australian bushland.
		Gunnedah the town is also home to many attractions of historical significance to both Gunnedah and Australia.
		Gunnedah offers attractions including: the chance to mingle with all of Australia's native flora and fauna.
	www.giveanaussieago.com.au /towns/gunnedah.html (161 words)

	Mineral Resources - Gunnedah Basin (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Gunnedah Basin is a foreland basin with sediments unconformably overlying deformed and metamorphosed Ordivician to Devonian Lachlan Fold Belt strata in the west and abutting Devonian to Carboniferous New England Fold Belt strata to the east, along the east dipping Hunter-Mooki Thrust.
		The boundary between the Gunnedah Basin and the Sydney Basin, to the south, is argued as being either the Mount Coricudgy Anticline or the Liverpool Range.
		Regionally extensive shale units occur throughout the Gunnedah Basin sequence and all the potential reservoirs in the sequence are considered to be adequately sealed.
	minerals.nsw.gov.au /geology/nswOverview/gunnedahBasin (1448 words)

	ISMA - Gunnedah
		Gunnedah was the first branch house of the Convent of Mercy, Singleton, which was founded from Ennis, Ireland, in 1875.
		Gunnedah remained a branch house of Singleton until 1887 when, with the alteration of the boundaries of Armidale and Maitland dioceses, Gunnedah Convent of Mercy became an autonomous Congregation in the diocese of Armidale.
		On 31 August 1954 Gunnedah became one of the eight Provinces of the Australian Union of the Sisters of Mercy.
	www.mercysisters.org.au /congregations/gunnedah/history.html (367 words)

	Business Gunnedah - Main
		Served daily, Gunnedah is within 1and a half hours by air from Sydney in the south and Brisbane in the north.
		Gunnedah is the centre for a number of regional industries exporting to overseas markets.
		Gunnedah is proud to partner with the NSW Department of State and Regional Development.
	www.infogunnedah.com.au /business (255 words)

	MERCY, THE GUNNEDAH CONGREGATION OF THE SISTERS OF (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		On 15 August 1919, a group of thirteen Sisters from Emmaville Convent of Mercy, established in 1885 and from which one branch house was opened in Deepwater in 1914, amalgamated with the Gunnedah to become one of the eight Provinces of the Australian Union of the Sisters of Mercy.
		Initially, members of the Gunnedah Congregation of the Sisters of Mercy were engaged in the ministry of education in primary and secondary schools and the visitation of "the poor, sick and ignorant", as expressed in the fourth vow of the Sisters of Mercy.
		In 1997 the Gunnedah Sisters of Mercy are launching their associates in Mercy programme which invites people who have experienced a call to share in, and contribute to, the life and corporate mission of the Mercy community to establish a formal association with the Sisters of Mercy as Associates in Mercy.
	www.stbedes.melb.catholic.edu.au /home/br/hist/rsmgn.html (498 words)

	Gunnedah (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		On the Oxley Highway, 76km west of the New England city of Tamworth, GUNNEDAH, with a population of over eight thousand, is one of the largest towns in the northwest.
		The lies north-west of the Namoi River, Gunnedah is one of the largest centres for wheat and stock sales in Australia.
		Gunnedah has one of the healthiest koala populations in the state: your best chance of spotting one, wedged high in the trees, is from the Bindea Walking Track that starts at the information centre in Anzac Park (Mon–Fri 9am–5pm).
	www.pacificislandtravel.com /australia/newsouthwales/gunnedah.asp (275 words)

	Gunnedah - Land of Opportunity - Shire Profile
		Development in Gunnedah is regulated around a critical flood level of 7 metres and all building has been restricted on the flood plains adjacent to the Namoi River.
		Gunnedah is a truly diverse agricultural area supporting both winter and summer cropping, cattle, sheep and pigs.
		The Gunnedah Colliery is the longest established mine in the Shire’s history and is located west of Gunnedah, operating both open-cut and underground mines.
	www.infogunnedah.com.au /shire_profile/main.html (4304 words)

	Big Sky Express: Sydney, Inverell, Gunnedah, Taree, Grafton. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Inverell is situated on the Macintyre River in the centre of the New England tablelands.
		The Shire of Gunnedah in the North West of New South Wales covers an area of 5,092 square kilometres and has a population of 12,819.
		Gunnedah is a town that continues to thrive.
	www.bigskyexpress.com.au /pages/destinations.html (1523 words)

	Floods deluge Australia's most populous state
		The towns of Narrabri, Gunnedah, Tamworth (a major regional centre), Nundle, Woolomin, Ashford and Yetman and surrounding districts were particularly affected as well as Dubbo, on the Macquarie River, Wee Waa and Coonamble.
		At Gunnedah, town residents, assisted by voluntary workers from the SES, worked in a vain attempt to erect sandbag walls.
		Last Saturday in Gunnedah, Prime Minister Howard was met by protesting residents who demanded that the government provide funding for a town levee.
	www.wsws.org /articles/2000/nov2000/flo1-n28.shtml (1206 words)

	Gunnedah: New South Wales (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Gunnedah, 'Town of My Country', lies in the heart of the beautiful Namoi Valley recognises as one of Australia's most productive agricultural areas.
		Situated on the banks of the Namoi River, Gunnedah is a progressive and delightful country town with a Shire population of 13,500.
		Gunnedah is the largest cattle selling centre in N.S.W. and sales are held every Tuesday commencing at (9am).
	www.wilmap.com.au /gunnedah.html (293 words)

	2004 Grasslands Society Conference at Gunnedah (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		One of the State's richest agricultural areas will host the 2004 Annual Conference of the Grasslands Society of NSW to be held this July in the north-west town of Gunnedah.
		More than 300 visitors from across the State are expected to make the journey to Gunnedah for the 19th annual conference, which is a major event for the Society.
		Gunnedah is located mid way between Tamworth and Coonabarabran on the Oxley Highway, and annually host thousands of visitors who make their way to the Agquip field days.
	www.agric.nsw.gov.au /reader/releases/grasslands2004.htm (517 words)

	Rural Town Profile, Rural Health Education Database (RHED), UNSW (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Shire of Gunnedah is located in the north west of New South Wales, in the Upper Namoi Valley approximately 450 km from Sydney, 655 km from Brisbane and just over 1,000 km from Melbourne.
		Agriculture is the largest industry within the Shire of Gunnedah, employing around 980 people and providing an income of some $120 million per annum.
		Gunnedah has a rich and varied history, incorporating early settlement and use of the area by Aboriginal people, much later settlement by European graziers, the later discovery of coal, the coming of the railway, as well as being renowned as the birthplace and inspiration of the great Australian poet Dorothea Mackeller.
	rural.med.unsw.edu.au /rural/database.nsf/dc2ce6edb27d8e774a2566cd000665b9/70bb57542a90d4704a256760000bbfea?OpenDocument (327 words)

	Barwon Division of General Practice Ltd
		Gunnedah is founded on agricultural pursuits and supported by a long standing coal industry.
		Gunnedah is blessed with one of the largest Koala populations west of the Great Divide.
		Gunnedah is host to Ag Quip, Australia's premier primary industry field days which attracts over 100,000 visitors to the heart of this rich and diversified rural area.
	www.barwondgp.org.au /gunnedah.htm (169 words)

	Gunnedah Area (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Gunnedah Nestled amidst the fertile fl soil plains of the Upper Namoi Valley, the township of Gunnedah is a bustling and progressive country town with a population of 9,500.
		Gunnedah?s agricultural foundation is reinforced each August when 100,000 visitors flock to the town for Ag-Quip, the largest agricultural field days in the Southern Hemisphere, while the district?s rich rural heritage is preserved in the vast collection of equipment at The Rural Museum.
		Visitors to Gunnedah are always pleasantly surprised with the diversity of attractions and events including Lake Keepit State Park, bushwalking, sightseeing and tours.
	gunnedaharea.visitnsw.com /HolidayArea/500070.htm (222 words)

	Gunnedah (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Gunnedah es una ciudad en Nuevo Gales del Sur del noroeste, Australia.
		El área de Gunnedah se observa para su abundancia de fauna nativa, incluyendo canguros, de echidnas y de koalas.
		Las exportaciones primarias de Gunnedah son algodón, carbón, carne de vaca, cordero y cerdo, y granos del cereal y de la gárgola.
	www.yotor.net /wiki/es/gu/Gunnedah.htm (160 words)

	AustralianSpeedway.com - Gunnedah Speedway (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Gunnedah Speedway was in a very much-neglected state when Towers took over the ownership but there has since been a lot of hard work done in order to bring the venue up to a respectable quality.
		Since opening in 1972, Gunnedah Speedway has hosted a number of National and International events and Title for a variety of classes and Towers is hopeful of continuing this legacy.
		Gunnedah Speedway is located on Bluevale Road, Gunnedah, which is approximately 1 hour from Tamworth and 3 ½ hours North-West of Newcastle.
	australianspeedway.com /showthread.php?s=4be6f35f1a4c8b257d3b6a444f6edc8c&threadid=7169 (910 words)

	The History of Our Club
		For many years it was believed that Rugby commenced in Gunnedah in 1891, and a Gala Function was held in 1991 to celebrate the Club's centenary.
		In researching the origins of Rugby in Gunnedah for his history of the Club, Don McDonagh discovered that the Club was actually founded in 1883 by Messrs Willsallen and Iredale, at a meeting held at Hurley's Hotel, on the motion of Mr Bacon.
		In 1979 the Gunnedah Rugby Club purchased 38.36 acres (15.52 ha) on the Wandobah Road and began construction of their own home ground.
	www.gunnedahrugby.com.au /history.html (499 words)

	Gunnedah Shire Abattoir - 17/04/1997 - QWN (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The Gunnedah Shire Abattoir, one of the town's largest employers, was in real trouble and the livelihoods of more than 200 families were on the line.
		Following my announcement of the package Gunnedah Council immediately implemented a range of measures designed to improve the abattoir's operating position and sale potential, including the corporatisation of the abattoir and the appointment of a new board with meat industry experience.
		Finally, after a lot of hard work by the State Government and Gunnedah Mayor Noel O'Brien, and with the reluctant cooperation of the Federal Government, Gunnedah abattoir was purchased by Mr Grant Edmonds and officially reopened in February by my Parliamentary Secretary for State and Regional Development, Sandra Nori, the member for Port Jackson.
	www.parliament.nsw.gov.au /prod/parlment/hansart.nsf/V3Key/LC19970417024 (1241 words)

	Benevolent Society: Our Stories: Gunnedah International Cup (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Young people were exuberant in sharing each other's culture, and throughout the cultural evening a team's performance would conclude with the entire audience (a large number of people at that!) hitting the dance floor to celebrate their culture.
		The tournament closed with the realisation of Gunnedah Council's vision of marking the occasion through a tree-planting ceremony - the beginning of a 'peace garden' in the town of Gunnedah.
		The Gunnedah International Cup is the fulfilment of a vision developed from a conversation between Sarah Schofield (Sydney Leadership 2003 participant) and Mayor of Gunnedah, Gae Swain (Rural Communities Leadership Program 2003 participant).
	www.bensoc.asn.au /our_stories/gunnedahcup_04.html (384 words)

	BHP beats Xstrata to Gunnedah coal - Business - Business - smh.com.au
		"The Gunnedah Basin does have huge coal resources and it's the natural area for replacement of the Hunter Valley reserves as they run out," said Keith Ross, managing director of Whitehaven Coal Mining, a private company that operates the only mine in the region.
		The area BHP has been granted is expected to produce high quality thermal coal, primarily through underground mining operations, starting in 2014 after a long exploration and development process is completed.
		BHP's commitment to work with the Australian Rail Track Corporation to improve the rail line and to possibly expand coal loading capacity at the Port of Newcastle helped it to snag the tender.
	www.smh.com.au /news/business/bhp-beats-xstrata-to-gunnedah-coal/2006/02/17/1140151812499.html (416 words)

	Gunnedah and District (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		Welcome to sunny Gunnedah in north west country New South Wales.
		Gunnedah is situated in the heart of the Namoi Valley, New South Wales, Australia.
		Gunnedah’s residents are a friendly community minded people, who enjoy their leisure time participating in almost any sport imaginable, or being involved in cultural events such as Art Festivals or exhibitions.
	www.gunnedahrealestate.net /gunnedah_and__district.htm (128 words)

	Elders Real Estate - Cox's Creek, Tambar Springs, GUNNEDAH NSW 2380
		Tambar Vale is set midway between Coolah and Gunnedah - a very appealing property overlooking a vast sweep of the Cox's Creek side of the Liverpool Plains and visibly offering a very satisfying rural lifestyle.
		Blessed with a great outlook taking in most of the property and several of the 24 dams, the homestead also has an inground pool for relaxation.
		The property is 70 km southwest of Gunnedah, 5 km south of Tambar Springs - which has a police station, hotel, school, bowling club, service station, light industrial works, produce and chemical supplies.
	www.elders.com.au /realestate/listing/listing.php?realist_id=10897 (484 words)

	National Parks Association Media Release - Submissions represent an Overwhelming Public Opposition to Gunnedah Charcoal ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-16)
		The prospect of the State Government approving a charcoal plant at Gunnedah consuming 230 000 tonnes of woodlands and North-east forests was dealt a serious blow yesterday.
		Vicki Doubleday of the Gunnedah Environment Group said, "Local councils throughout country NSW, such as Barraba, Coolah, Mudgee and Gunnedah were opposed to the EIS on the grounds that it failed to meet the concerns of the local rural community."
		The Gunnedah Environment Group is just one of a new network of concerned citizens in country NSW which have held meetings in towns like Tamworth, Gunnedah, Coonabarabran, Bathurst, Mudgee, Cowra and Katoomba this year.
	www.nccnsw.org.au /forests/news/media/20000904_oppsgnnd.html (482 words)

	GUNNEDAH Tourism
		Many visitors to Gunnedah will want to take the time to visit one of the earliest major water storage dams in Australia.
		The month of August sees the town grow considerably in population as the Ag Quip Agricultural Field Days are run.
		Gunnedah is also renowned for its wild life and a large Koala population inhabits the area.
	www.nnsw.com.au /gunnedah/tourism.html (424 words)

	tamworth.yourguide
		GUNNEDAH and Inverell have won the right to host an NRL club for a pre-season match next February, Country Rugby League chief executive Terry Quinn said yesterday.
		The two Northern Division towns applied to host the games after the CRL and NRL announced plans to bring NRL clubs to country areas for a trial against local opposition on Friday night, February 3.
		Tamworth was favoured to host one game but a clash with the Country Music Festival gave Gunnedah the chance to join Inverell as hosts.
	tamworth.yourguide.com.au /detail.asp?class=sport&subclass=local&category=general%20sport&story_id=430051&y=2005&m=10 (418 words)

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