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		The river is higher up the banks now and there are no more beaches of sand to lunch on so we pick a likely spot on the right bank, hot as buggery and a little shade.
		It is the worry of the low river, the recalcitrant fridge, the 36 degrees every day, the pumping and filtering of 6 litres of water every day, washing in a muddy river with things which nip you in unexpected places causing instant levitation and a shriek.
		On the NSW side of the river is Euston which is older but seems to be in decline whereas Robinvale is growing rapidly due to irrigation of grapes and the largest almond plantation in the western spiral arm.
	wwwrsphysse.anu.edu.au /~cxc112/common.html (25748 words)

	ACTEW \| Photo library
		Googong Dam was constructed after population projections showed that by 1979 the Cotter River system would not be able to cope with the demand for water.
		The Cotter River catchment was the first to be developed and is part of the Namadgi National Park.
		The Queanbeyan River catchment was developed on the Queanbeyan River in NSW.
	www.actew.com.au /photolibrary/default.aspx (376 words)

	Earthbeat - 15/02/97: Australia's Rivers: how well are they managed? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Peter Davies explains how until now river monitoring, has mostly been physical (flow rates, volume) and chemical.
		But it's also vital to monitor a river's ecology, e.g.
		Archival Material: ABC Reporter at Warrego River floods in Charleville in QLD.
	www.abc.net.au /rn/science/earth/stories/s1847.htm (202 words)

	Webshots Community - Guestbook for A Little Bit Of The Molonglo River. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		As for the Molongolo, it's a picturesque little stream, and you captured it all.
		Really love this one, the Molonglo River is just so picturesque and you have so many awesome shots here that it is impossible to pick favourites.
		That river is a great foreground for any photo and you have found the way of using it to your advantage.
	daily.webshots.com /guestbook?albumID=327828933 (1627 words)

	Treatment
		The process includes physical, chemical, and biological treatment processes before the water is discharged into the Molonglo River.
		Extensive monitoring is undertaken to ensure water quality, and ecological monitoring, such as the Fish Monitoring Program, provides information on the river's health.
		Platypus are often seen near where the treated water re-enters the Molonglo River, and have been known to visit the plant!
	www.actewagl.com.au /default.aspx?loc=/wastewater/treatment/default.htm (540 words)

	asl newsletter v40#1 Scuttlebut and rumour
		David Bryant is researching an ecotoxicology study on the Latrobe river, a collaborative project between WSL Aquatic Ecology, the Key Centre for Applied and Nutritional Toxicology at RMIT and the Department of Biological Sciences, Monash University.
		Scientific publications for a whole catchment are 'tagged' to all the rivers, creeks and wetlands in the catchment.
		What is unknown is the effect of these high levels of heavy metals on aquatic biota in the river and the AMR has provided funds to Paul Ashley and Andrew Boulton to explore the severity of this issue.
	www.asl.org.au /aslnews/v40/aslnews_v40n1_scuttlebut.htm?print=1 (5911 words)

	Alphabet Game: Rivers
		Name a river and the country its in.........
		URAL, river, c.1,580 mi (2,540 km) long, rising in the S Urals, flowing through Russia and Kazakhstan.
		It flows through the city Saint-Étienne and flows into the river Loire in the small town Andrézieux-Bouthéon.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /eblah/b-games/m-1132486968/s-all (498 words)

	ABC Radio National - Earthbeat program summaries
		It's easy to see our rivers are sick when you look at the number of toxic algal blooms, the decline of native species and the proliferation of carp.
		Opposition to the development of Australia's arid zone rivers reached a new peak this week, when a group of 130 Scientists, pastoralists government and non government representatives joined forces to stop irrigation on the Paroo River in Western Queensland.
		Both oppose any extraction of water from the river but perhaps the most significant development to emerge from the conference is the plan to form a national landholder body to voice concerns about the impacts of iirrigation.
	www.abc.net.au /rn/science/earth/earthsum.htm (17930 words)

	Clean water crisis: now rain becomes the enemy - smh.com.au
		Canberra managed to avert a major sewage crisis today after residents were urged to restrain their use of the sewerage system.
		The city's main sewerage treatment plant was badly damaged by the bushfires and there were fears raw sewage might flow into the Molonglo River, which feeds directly into the Murrumbidgee River.
		ACT territory controller John Murray said water had been restored to most suburbs but those hit worst by Saturday's blazes needed to boil water for drinking.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/01/20/1042911320216.html (540 words)

	Canberra, Australia
		Canberra (alt 550 m), situated half way between Sydney and Melbourne, is surrounded by a semi-circle of hills (Mount Ainslie, Red Hill, Mount Pleasant, Black Mountain).
		A central feature of the city is Lake Burley Griffin, a long artificial lake formed in 1964 by a dam on the Molongolo River.
		The lake separates the northern half of the city, with its central area (City Hill) on Vernon Circle surrounded by the London Circuit, from the southern half, with the government quarter on Capital Hill (and the embassy quarters).
	www.planetware.com /australia/canberra-aus-act-c.htm (193 words)

	WakeWorld -- News
		The Australian Wakeboard Association today named Tige Boats the Official Towboat for the Australian Wakeboard National Championships being held from the 11th to 13th of April in Canberra ACT.
		The Nationals culminate as the highlight of the Australian season and attract a large crowd to the banks of the Molongolo River to see who will be crowned Australian Wakeboard Champion for 2003.
		The Tige 2003 20v Riders Edition, fitted with Tige's Patented TAPS wake adjustment system, will be used to tow the event.
	www.wakeworld.com /News/2003/tige1.asp (338 words)

	CAMPUS ISSUES AND CONTACTS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The ANU Sullivans Creek Working Party is working with the Catchment Group on a proposed redevelopment plan.
		It is now used as a storm water drain to carry out polluted water to Lake Burley Griffin and is a tributary of the Molongolo River.
		The Earth Charter (ANU) is an active local part of the UN program to create an Earth Charter similar to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
	clubs.anu.edu.au /clubs/Environment_Dept/campus.html (330 words)

	New South Wales Competitions 1996
		Final order: Hinton, Dungog, East Maitland, Paterson River, Western Suburbs, Kearsley, South End, Abermain, Stroud, Clarence Town, Branxton.
		Preliminary Final: Snowy River 44 beat Bega 14.
		Grand Final: Snowy River 18 beat Eden 0.
	users.hunterlink.net.au /~maajjs/aus/nsw/sum/nsw1996.htm (1752 words)

	In Memory of Peter Cook
		With smoke coming of the rear wheel Peter held it up and screeched to a halt.
		That was the end of Pete’s riding career for a year or so as he had just bought the shed and block at Molongolo River Park that he had been renting
		Peter worked hard and within a couple of years had built a beautiful home in time for the arrival of their son Rowan followed by daughters, Carlia and Dianella.
	www.dsmra.asn.au /cookie.html (792 words)

	The Australian Public Intellectual Network (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The area was jealously guarded by an evil old woman, as this was a place of rich food stocks — the bounty of the salt and the richness of the inland water This place is now called Athol Bay, in its depths is a deep hole where she sleeps.
		In working from a provincial centre, such as Melbourne, I felt that a convincing appeal for specimens could not be made to the people, whereas if we were operating from the national Capital the response would be more generous 37
		The Federal Capital Commission assigned a site of eighty acres on a peninsula of the Molongolo River for the zoological park, which was intended to be a place for scientific purposes as well as for the interest of visitors.
	www.api-network.com /articles/index.php?jas84_lloyd (5794 words)

	Joseph COOPER/Mary Ann HARMAN
		Based on the Pioneer Data Base Index to Births Deaths and Marriages in NSW and research through the Heraldry and Genealogical Society of Canberra.
		Born: 1851 at: Molongolo River Married: 1875 at: Queanbeyan Died: 20 SEP 1943 at: Majura Father:James COOPER Mother:Martha WITTS Other Spouses:
		Born: 1850 at: Jindabyne Died: 4 APR 1919 at: Queanbeyan Father:Thomas HARMAN Mother:Anne WYE Other Spouses:
	terryq14.tripod.com /PDB/fam00112.htm (287 words)

	Aussie Gold Prospecting Goldsites, NSW
		All you need to do now is get out there, talk to the locals, find out where the oldtimers went and start panning.
		(Almost the entire length of the river is gold bearing)
		(South side of River - Moura, Mundagery, Pinnacle,
	users.tpg.com.au /dtdan/nsw2.htm (294 words)

	Monitor Online - ARBORETUM DESIGN COMPETITION MOVES TO UNIVERSITY OF CANBERRA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The ACT Government has committed $10 million over the next three years for the Canberra International Arboretum and Gardens.
		The Arboretum is planned for the 250 hectare site that extends from the existing cork oak plantation in the north, through the existing Himalayan pine plantation, past Dairy Farmers Hill, and south towards the Molongolo River.
		For further information please contact Gaye Morrison, Manager Public Relations University of Canberra on 6201 5855 or 0409 470 755
	www.canberra.edu.au /monitor/releases/mrarbor_feb24_05.htm (337 words)

	James COOPER/Martha WITTS
		Name: Martha COOPER Born: 1849 at: ship Petrel at sea Married: 1875 at: Queanbeyan Died: 1 MAR 1922 at: Majura Spouses: James Samuel TAYLOR
		Name: Joseph COOPER Born: 1851 at: Molongolo River Married: 1875 at: Queanbeyan Died: 20 SEP 1943 at: Majura Spouses: Mary Ann HARMAN
		Name: Mary Ann COOPER Born: 1853 at: Queanbeyan Married: 1876 at: ?
	terryq14.tripod.com /PDB/fam00110.htm (354 words)

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