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	Queanbeyan
		During recent seasons, however, the Queanbeyan Tigers have vied with Ainslie for the distinction of being the ACTAFL's dominant force, and at the risk of tempting fate it would seem that the club's future is now reasonably secure.
		It was Queanbeyan's first premiership as an individual club since 1941 and, given the long barren years that the club had been forced to endure in the interim, must arguably go down as the most satisfying of them all.
		At the start of the 1988 season Queanbeyan were felt to be a team on the downward spiral, an impression reinforced when they lost to 1987 wooden spooners Belconnen in the pre-season knock-out competition.
	www.fullpointsfooty.net /Queanbeyan.htm (2265 words)

	Queanbeyan, New South Wales - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Queanbeyan was officially proclaimed a township in 1838 with a population at that time of about 50.
		Queanbeyan, an increasinly successful primary producing district, was proclaimed a Municipality in February 1885 incorporating an area of 5,700 acres (23 km²).
		By 1972 Queanbeyan had little difficulty in meeting the first basic requirement of city status; the population had risen to more than 15,000 and a future population of at least that number was assured.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Queanbeyan (596 words)

	Queanbeyan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Queanbeyan was officially gazetted in 1838 and proclaimed a city in 1972.
		North of Queanbeyan and Canberra at Geary's Gap, Bywong Town Gold Mining Village recreates pioneering history of the 1850s when traces of gold were discovered in the area.
		Queanbeyan is well served by train and coach services and is only 10 minutes from the Canberra Airport.
	www.users.bigpond.com /queanbeyan.baptist/queanbeyan.htm (733 words)

	Queanbeyan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Queanbeyan is conveniently located 18km south east of the centre of Canberra ACT and 290km south west of Sydney.
		Queanbeyan is close to Canberra's attractions such as Parliament House, National Museum of Australia and the National Gallery of Australia.
		Queanbeyan Tourist Information Centre is located by the show grounds at the corner of Farrer Place and Lowe St. It is housed in the former council chambers (1925), tel: (02) 6298 0241 or (toll-free) 1800 026 192.
	www.plazahotels.com.au /queanbeyan.htm (241 words)

	Queanbeyan - New South Wales - Australia - Travel - theage.com.au
		Queanbeyan is situated at an elevation of 576 m.
		Queanbeyan Tourist Information Centre is located by the showgrounds at the corner of Farrer Place and Lowe St. It is housed in the former council chambers (1925), tel: (02) 6298 0241 or (toll-free) 1800 026 192.
		To the rear of the council chambers is the Bicentennial Centre.
	www.theage.com.au /news/new-south-wales/queanbeyan/2005/02/17/1108500198886.html (2367 words)

	Queanbeyan New South Wales (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Queanbeyan was officially proclaimed in 1838, and the discovery of traces of gold in 1851 led to an increase in population.
		The fact Canberra was alcohol free under the original Federal Ordinance establishing the city did little to restrict the expansion of Queanbeyan and at one stage the town supported some 16 hotels catering for locals and itinerants from the capital.
		Queanbeyan is the perfect place from which to explore the capital and is known as the 'Gateway to the Snowy' a reference to its proximity to the snowfields and spectacular scenery of the Snowy Mountains and Mount Kosciusko.
	www.wilmap.com.au /queanbeyan.html (349 words)

	Queanbeyan Tigers Australian Football Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Queanbeyan had held a narrow two-point lead at quarter time in the seniors, were only five points adrift at the first change in the reserves, while the under 18 unit blitzed the Hawks in the opening term to hold a handy 26-point advantage at the completion of the opening stanza.
		Queanbeyan won the final quarter 4-5 to 2-2 but were unable to make up the leeway.
		However, from that point the Queanbeyan lads hit a brick wall adding only 5-4 for the remainder of the game, while the Hawks were in almost total control, slamming on 14-5 in that period, to run out convincing 29 point winners.
	www.tigersclub.com.au /results.php (897 words)

	AusStats : 1313.8 ABS publication gets down to detail on ACT and nearby NSW
		At 30 June 1998 the preliminary estimated resident population (ERPp) of the ACT was 308,411, an increase of 400 (0.1%) on the revised 30 June 1997 figure.
		At 30 June 1998, Queanbeyan SSD had a preliminary estimated resident population of 38,078, an increase of 405 (1.1%) on the revised figure for the previous year.
		Queanbeyan City covers an area of 53 square kilometres and contained at 30 June 1998 an estimated resident population of 28,826 people, an increase of 0.9% from the revised figure of 28,577 recorded at 30 June 1997.
	www.abs.gov.au /AUSSTATS/abs@.nsf/Lookup/9A7C1DE0FACE947DCA2568A900136312 (1451 words)

	Queanbeyan District Hospital Services - 16/10/2003
		Queanbeyan residents believe that it undermines services at the hospital and is the start of a general depreciation of the asset and service.
		Queanbeyan is one of the leading population growth centres in New South Wales.
		Queanbeyan is a perfect location for Labor to avoid its responsibilities to the local community because it knows the Australian Capital Territory Government continues to pick up the tab on its behalf, as local residents attend Canberra Hospital.
	www.parliament.nsw.gov.au /prod/PARLMENT/hansArt.nsf/V3Key/LC20031016037 (1454 words)

	Bushfires (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		A total of 37 SES volunteers were active in the Queanbeyan region, with 26 of these personnel having come from Oxley Division, centered in Taree, to assist Southern Highands-based crews.
		Queanbeyan SES Unit Deputy Controller Jim Ellison congratulated the Oxley team on its work in the Queanbeyan area.
		Mr Ellison also wished to reassure the Queanbeyan community that, while the Unit had been busy during the current bushfire situation, crews were still available to assist in the local area.
	queanbeyan.ses.nsw.gov.au /medd.htm (325 words)

	Charles Duncan McKeahnie (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The first white child buried in Queanbeyan was her then only daughter, who had been brought from Scotland by her parents, and was buried where Beatty's slaughtering paddock now stands.
		She was born 1812 in Scotland., and died 5 December 1899 in Queanbeyan NSW..
		ARCHIBALD (ARCHIE)3 MCKEAHNIE (CHARLES DUNCAN2, ARCHIBALD1) was born 1836 in Scotland., and died 1930 in Queanbeyan NSW..
	www.cooma.nsw.gov.au /monaropioneers/mckeahnie-cd.htm (1197 words)

	Queanbeyan
		Queanbeyan was officially gazetted in 1838 and proclaimed a city in 1972.
		Attractive sunken gardens are a feature of Queanbeyan Park which is a great spot for a picnic near the city centre and there are more picnic facilities in Queen Elizabeth Park, beside the Queanbeyan River.
		Queanbeyan is well served by train and coach services and is only 10 minutes from the Canberra Airport.
	members.westnet.com.au /qbnbaptist/queanbeyan.htm (733 words)

	Queanbeyan Visitors Information Centre
		The Queanbeyan Printing Museum at 20 Farrer Place, opened on the 23rd October 2004 and features memorabilia from the first newspaper in Queanbeyan.
		The Queanbeyan and District Museum at 10 Farrer Place, Queanbeyan, is housed in the historic Police Sergeant's Residence, built in 1875.
		The current exhibition, Queanbeyan People and Places, tells the stories of a number of prominent people and families who lived in the city...
	www.visitqueanbeyan.com (112 words)

	Restorative Practices at Queanbeyan South, an Australian Primary School
		Queanbeyan South Public School is a 2004 winner of an Australian Crime and Violence Prevention Award, sponsored by the governments of Australia and New Zealand, for “Real Justice in a Safe and Happy School.”
		Said Harley, “Our suspension records were the highest in Queanbeyan, and we had a number of kids in detention on a regular basis.” But, she realized, placing children in detention wasn’t doing them any good.
		In 2004, not one Aboriginal child was suspended at Queanbeyan South, a school whose indigenous population once had a reputation for violence and gang activity.
	www.safersanerschools.org /library/queanbeyan.html (1491 words)

	med3 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Queanbeyan Assists In Sydney Storm Clean Up The Queanbeyan SES unit has deployed a team of volunteers to assist Sydney in the wake of violent storms which struck most of the State on Sunday.
		The Queanbeyan team have already been deployed to a diverse range of jobs including clearing storm debris; tarping roofs; removal of snapped tree branches and fallen trees.
		One of the biggest jobs for the Queanbeyan team was to remove a large gum tree which had fallen onto the roof of a house at Picnic Point.
	queanbeyan.ses.nsw.gov.au /med3.htm (293 words)

	More Defence Homes for Queanbeyan
		Queanbeyan is set to receive another economic boost with seven more Defence Housing Authority (DHA) homes to be established in the area, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Defence, Teresa Gambaro announced today.
		Ms Gambaro said with the establishment of the Department of Defence Headquarters Joint Operations Command near Bungendore, it is important to establish high quality housing for Defence personnel, and their families, posted to the region.
		Mr Nairn said the Defence Headquarters could attract further investment by DHA to Queanbeyan should the appropriate development opportunities be made available by the local council and State Government planning authorities.
	www.defence.gov.au /minister/Gambarotpl.cfm?CurrentId=4462 (345 words)

	Queanbeyan Veterinary Hospital - pet care and farm animal advice, products and answers to all your questions.
		Queanbeyan Veterinary Hospital - pet care and farm animal advice, products and answers to all your questions.
		We realise that for many people their pets are companions and members of the family.
		We are constantly upgrading our skills, equipment and services to keep your pets healthy and to treat them when they are sick or injured.
	www.queanbeyanvet.com.au (197 words)

	NSW Queanbeyan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Situated at the junction of the Molonglo and Queanbeyan rivers, in a narrow valley on the Limestone Plains, Queanbeyan is a woolgrowing and mixed farming community.
		The town was gazetted in 1838 and the city proclaimed in 1972.
		Queanbeyan Park features sunken gardens, there is a lookout in Bicentennial Park and another at Bungendore Hill.
	www.allsydney.com /nsw/Queanbey.htm (222 words)

	Queanbeyan BPL Trial Nov 2004
		This is a report on observation of a BPL trial in Queanbeyan on 21 November 2004 on aerial power lines in two separate precincts.
		The infrastructure used in the Queanbeyan trial includes injection equipment that is mounted in plain view on power poles in the street.
		The fibre feed enters from left in a thin plastic duct bound to the neutral conductor (far conductor) and down to the large grey equipment enclosure, entering it from the underneath.
	www.vk1od.net /bpl/QueanbeyanBplTrial.htm (1590 words)

	Queanbeyan Visitors Information Centre
		Queanbeyan is the largest city in south east NSW and is located 15 minutes from Parliament House, Canberra, 10 minutes from Canberra International Airport and approximately 3 1/2 hours from Sydney.
		With a city population of in excess of 37,000, and growing at about 3% per annum, Queanbeyan is the fastest growing inland city in New South Wales and is a regional centre for approximately 50,000 people.
		Queanbeyan, declared a village in 1838, has much to offer the visitor.
	www.visitqueanbeyan.com /page.aspx?page=1506 (436 words)

	Queanbeyan Rugby 2007
		The Queanbeyan Leagues Club sponsored Whites were given an indication of what it's going to take to get into premiership contention after taking on the reigning premiers Tuggeranong last Saturday, eventually going down 8-26.
		It was only in the last quarter of the match that the Vikings drew away with 2 late tries in a match that Whites Coach Glen Christini referenced that it was a level and intensity of a match that his charges had not been subjected to thus far.
		The Queanbeyan Leagues Club sponsored Whites will be heavily represented in the opening ACT representative fixtures this Friday against the visiting Illawarra province with 6 players selected in the Seniors and 13 in the Colts / Under 20's side that will take on Sydney Easts Colts.
	au.geocities.com /queanbeyanrugby (281 words)

	News Room - Keeping in touch with the Queanbeyan community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Ask Queanbeyan Centrelink Customer Service Officer, Karen Hayes, what she'll be celebrating this month when Centrelink turns five, and she'll tell you it's all about community partnerships.
		"Queanbeyan Centrelink also attracts a number of transient customers from places like Cooma and Yass who drop in on their way through town to conduct their business.
		"Through our strong links in the local Queanbeyan community, we help provide the total support people need to get through life's changing circumstances, whether that be seeking work; sickness; caring for someone who is ill; disability; preparing for or enjoying retirement; starting or raising a family; or individual and community crisis," Karen said.
	www.centrelink.gov.au /Internet/Internet.Nsf/news_room/02act_queanbeyan.htm (312 words)

	Queanbeyan Bushrangers Flyball Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Flyball started in Queanbeyan in mid 1994, with Queanbeyan being the first full time club to form and compete in flyball.
		Queanbeyan Flyball can often be seen doing demonstrations at school fete's, community events, agricultural shows as well as competitions.
		Flyball is open to any dog from puppy to fully-grown dogs, but they cannot compete until they are 12 months old due to bone structure.
	www.flyball.org.au /clubs/club_queanbeyan.htm (177 words)

	QUEANBEYAN AREA, QUEANBEYAN, SOUTH WEST, NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA
		Queanbeyan, part of Capital Country, is conveniently located within this diverse, exciting region, only fifteen minutes from Canberra, the National Capital and 298 kilometres south east of Sydney.
		The site of Queanbeyan, New South Wales was first viewed in 1820 by three explorers, Charles Throsby Smith, Joseph Wild and James Vaughan whilst searching for the Murrumbidgee River.
		Queanbeyan, considered by many as the birthplace of the National Capital, has many old buildings still standing, some of which are open to the public.
	www.australianexplorer.com /queanbeyan_area.htm (180 words)

	Queanbeyan -- Encyclopædia Britannica
		It originated in 1828 as a holding called Queen Bean, a name phonetically derived from an Aboriginal word meaning “clear water.” Proclaimed a town in 1838, a municipality in 1885, and a city in 1972, Queanbeyan is one of the state's fastest-growing…
		It originated in 1828 as a holding called Queen Bean, a name phonetically derived from an Aboriginal word meaning “clear water.” Proclaimed a town in 1838, a municipality in 1885, and a city in 1972, Queanbeyan is one of the...
		Of the remainder, some live in villages and rural areas, and the rest at Jervis Bay, at an Aboriginal settlement at Wreck Bay, and at the Royal Australian Naval College.
	www.britannica.com /eb/article-9062195?tocId=9062195 (291 words)

	Queanbeyan, Australian Capital Territory - Travelmate
		Tourists too have discovered that Queanbeyan is a great place to stay - it has its own charm and heritage, and yet the delights of the nation's capital are just a few minutes away.
		The Queanbeyan and District Museum is housed in the historic Police Sergeant's residence, built in 1875.
		The restored Bungendore Railway Station is the terminal for regular picnic and dance trains operated between Queanbeyan and Canberra by the ACT division of the Australian Railway Historical Society.
	www.travelmate.com.au /Places/Places.asp?TownName=Queanbeyan_\_ACT (578 words)

	Country Energy BPL Trial Oct - Febuary 2004
		This report is an analysis of the ACA's report on the Country Energy BPL trial in Queanbeyan, NSW between November 2004 and March 2005.
		In brief, the BPL trial was conducted in two precincts in Queanbeyan, one an industrial area around Hinksman Ave, and the other in a residential area around Campbell and Bruce Streets.
		The ACA's measurements of the Country Energy BPL trial at Queanbeyan, NSW in February 2005 contains detailed information that allows extrapolation of the measured data to model the impact on an amateur radio station located in a residential area if such a BPL system were deployed in that area.
	www.vk1od.net /bpl/QueanbeyanBplTrial3.htm (774 words)

	Queanbeyan Golf Club (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Queanbeyan Golf Club with its relaxed and friendly atmosphere is located only 15 minutes from the bustling metropolis of Canberra.
		Queanbeyan Golf Club stocks a huge range of the latest equipment at the best prices.
		Queanbeyan Golf Club is right next door to Canberra, with so much to see and do.
	www.crosslinks.com.au /Golf/queanbeyanGC/queanbeyangc.htm (319 words)

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