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	Tasmania - Uncyclopedia, the content-free encyclopedia
		Tasmania is noted for its wildlife and its wildlife-like inhabitants: the Tasmaniacs, also known as the Taswegians, are one of two state populations in the world who are all part of each other's immediate family (the other being Alabama).
		Tasmania acts as a de facto separate country to Australia, having enough apples and illegally cut wood to sustain itself for millions of years as well as having strong diplomtic ties with Sierra Leone.
		Tasmania was originally thought be home to a distinct remnant population of Nigerian fl bears living within it's western mountain ranges, however, it was discovered to be Terry and Jan from Rosebery.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Tasmania (1988 words)

	Tasmania - Kingston - Kingborough municipality - Blackmans Bay - Bruny Island
		The population is approximately 31,500 and the main towns are Taroona, Kingston, Blackmans Bay, Margate, Snug, Kettering, Woodbridge and Middleton.
		Bonnet Hill is one of the southern suburbs of the greater Hobart area, between Taroona and Kingston.
		Taroona is a major residential suburb south of Hobart, between Sandy Bay and Kingston.
	www.tchange.com.au /regions/kingston.html (948 words)

	Lifestyle Tasmania - Taroona
		Taroona is situated approximately 15 minutes south of Hobart in Tasmania's South..."
		The name "Taroona" is said to be from the Aboriginal name for Seashell.
		A climb to the top of the 48m tower shows a good view of the area and an excellent photographic opportunity when the weather is kind.
	www.lifestyle-tasmania.net /taroona.html (159 words)

	Ships of Bass Strait Australia
		Taroona, was built in Glasgow in 1934 by Alexander Stephen &: Sons, and commenced its time on Bass Strait in 1935 replacing the Ooonah.
		Taroona was used as a troop ship during World War and ventured at least as far north as New Guinea.
		It had a gross tonage of 12,037 tons and was 445 feet in length, and was the largest vessel of this type in the world when built while its route was one of the longest open water routes in the world for a vessel of this type.
	users.nex.net.au /~reidgck/bass-s.htm (2181 words)

	Here to stay, says Taroona coach \| Mercury - The Voice of Tasmania
		Rhodes, 40, is in charge of newly promoted Taroona, which earned its first point in the League on Saturday with a 2-2 draw away to University.
		Taroona has done better than clubs such as DOSA and Hobart United, who found life extremely difficult in the top flight.
		The Taroona team performed creditably in the Summer Cup pre-season competition, is through to the next round of the statewide cup after beating Hobart United 5-2, and is eighth on the Premier League ladder after its draw with University.
	www.news.com.au /mercury/story/0,22884,21649686-13222,00.html (692 words)

	Kingborough Council - Tour of Kingborough - Taroona - Tasmania
		Taroona (an Aboriginal word meaning sea-shell) is a major residential suburb approximately 15 minutes drive from the centre of Hobart on the scenic route between Hobart and Kingston.
		Just before reaching Taroona is the Truganini Reserve, named after the last surviving full-blooded Tasmanian Aboriginal.
		The Shot Tower is a 48m (150ft) tall circular sandstone tower constructed by Scotsman Joseph Moir in 1870 from locally quarried sandstone blocks.
	www.kingborough.tas.gov.au /site/page.cfm?u=197 (211 words)

	New Town Eagles - Home Page
		Taroona are struggling and losing last week to Metro after leading 2-0 wouldn't have helped their confidence.
		Taroona however are a team that Eagles have had difficulty beating in the past and they must be switched on form the start to make sure their are no surprises.
		With games against Clarence, Taroona and Kingborough in the coming weeks (two at home) it is a great opportunity for the side to string some good results together.
	www.newtowneagles.com (1269 words)

	Tour of Tasmania: Taroona
		A climb to the top of its 48 m (150 ft) height gives a good view of the Derwent Estuary, and a good photographic opportunity on a clear day.
		At the northern boundary of Taroona is the Truganini Reserve
		Accommodation in Taroona consists of two 4-star holiday units (RACT rated).
	tourtasmania.com /content.php?id=taroona (121 words)

	ESRI News -- ArcNews Summer 2002 Issue -- Exposing the Seafloor with GIS
		The Australian State of Tasmania is renowned for its rugged mountains and lush temperate rain forests.
		Initial mapping of southeastern Tasmania was conducted with the support of the Australian federal government under the Natural Heritage Trust scheme.
		Marine farming is also becoming an important component in Tasmania's economy, and information on habitat distributions is integral to the sustainable development of this industry.
	www.esri.com /news/arcnews/summer02articles/exposing-the-seafloor.html (1011 words)

	Taroona (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Taroona Congregation meets in a house type building at 1 Taroona Crescent, Taroona (just off the Channel Highway) about 10 km South of Hobart.
		Prior to union in June 1977 the Taroona Congregation was already a united church with Methodist, Congregationalist and Presbyterian combining to form a congregation.
		This arrangement was in place from 1954 until the congregation agreed to enter the Uniting Church and become part of the former Kingborough Parish.
	www.kingborough.unitingchurch.org.au /congregations/taroona.html (109 words)

	Hobart and Tasmania's south
		Tasmania's south-east is the most densely populated region of the state, yet still has many bushland areas and natural wonders for the enjoyment of visitors and locals.
		Hobart, the state capital and largest city in Tasmania, is in the south-east, and is the centre of commerce and industry.
		Fruit farms in the Huon Valley still demonstrate why Tasmania was nicknamed the `Apple Isle', and there are sheep and hop farms in the Derwent Valley.
	tourtasmania.com /content.php?id=s_index (338 words)

	Taroona Primary School
		Taroona Primary School is nestled behind its feeder High School, scenically located beside the Derwent River, 9km south of Hobart in the Southern District and a member of the Channel Cluster.
		It was officially opened on its present site on 18 June 1960 and is a well-supported neighbourhood school and most students come from within the suburb of Taroona.
		Taroona Primary School, 104 Channel Hwy, by phone 03 62278325 or by email to
	www.taroonaprimary.tased.edu.au (94 words)

	Huon Valley & D'Entrecasteaux Channel, Tasmania, Australia - Travel information - Tasmania Visitors Bureau
		Bligh actually had three mutinies, the Bounty in 1779 when he fell out with Fletcher Christian and his crew, in 1797 when he was ousted from command of another ship during the Nore Mutiny and in 1808 when he was promoted to Governor of New South Wales.
		No blood was shed in the mutiny and sightseers and children looked on as red-coated military dragged Bligh from where he was hiding under a servant's bed.
		He spent a year in prison before escaping south to Tasmania and eventually heading back to London where he was exonerated and promoted to the rank of rear admiral.
	www.tasmania.visitorsbureau.com.au /region12.html (701 words)

	ABOUT TAFI
		TAFI is a joint venture between the Tasmanian Government and the University of Tasmania.
		TAFI was established in 1998 as a joint venture between the Tasmanian Government and the University of Tasmania.
		The expertise and facilities of the Department of Primary Industries and Water (DPIW) and the University of Tasmania are largely complementary.
	www.tafi.org.au /index.php/site/about/C34 (230 words)

	Welcome - Bicycle Tasmania - Advocacy, Advice and Adventure for ALL cyclists
		Commencing February 15th, Tasmanian Sally Fletcher will embark on her 5th solo cycling trip throughout Tasmania in a bid to raise awareness and much needed funding for the prevention of youth suicide in the state.
		I think it is the accumulation of decisions like this which lead to us having a less healthy and connected society and I hope you can try and find some way to improve the vehicular infrastructure without it being at the cost of cycling infrastructure.
		The Trails Tasmania Strategy aims to develop, in partnership with the community and stakeholders, a strategy for the development and ongoing management of an integrated trails network in Tasmania.
	www.biketas.org.au /default.php (5946 words)

	Taroona, Australia
		Australia > Tasmania > Hobart > Surroundings > Mount Nelson
		Taroona is a select old residential district with beautiful beaches and views of the Derwent.
		The Shot Tower, built by convict labor, was used to produce perfectly rounded lead shot; it is now occupied by a small museum and an art gallery.
	www.planetware.com /australia/taroona-aus-tas-trn.htm (94 words)

	Celsius Centre for Scandinavian Studies
		Mary Donaldson is a bright, intelligent and educated woman having graduated from the University of Tasmania with a Bachelor of Commerce/Law in 1994.
		Whilst in Tasmania Frederik got the opportunity to see some of the sights and sample some of the local produce and he was very impressed.
		Another connection between Denmark and Tasmania is that Collinsvale (formerly Bismarck) in Tasmania was settled by Danish and German people in the nineteenth Century.
	www.ssn.flinders.edu.au /scanlink/nornotes/vol7/articles/frederikandmary.htm (2898 words)

	Taroona, Tasmania - Travelmate
		A climb to the 48m top of the tower is rewarded with matchless views of the Derwent estuary.
		Taroona lies just to the south of Sandy Bay which boasts the University of Tasmania campus, a model Tudor village and Australia’s first legal casino at Wrest Point.
		The model village is extraordinary for its creators' attention to fine detail, especially in the period costume worn by the 5cm tall inhabitants.
	www.travelmate.com.au /Places/Places.asp?TownName=Taroona_\_TAS (266 words)

	Taroona Gardening Forum
		The Taroona* Gardening Forum meets on the first Wednesday evening of each month, January excepted, at 7.30 pm in the Uniting Church Hall, Taroona Crescent, Taroona.
		Taroona is a southern suburb of Hobart, the capital of Tasmania, Australia's island state.
		Taroona is located on the Derwent Estuary in the municipality of Kingborough.
	www.kingston.org.au /taroonagardening (369 words)

	Tasmanian Heritage Council \| Heritage Tasmania :: [What's New?]
		It took the cunning and ingenuity of an Irishman to ensure that a notoriously difficult road on Tasmania's east coast was improved.
		Tasmania's Heritage Festival will be in full swing for the month of April, and you are invited to revisit your favourite places and take in an exhibition or two.
		The Minister for Tourism, Parks and Heritage, Ken Bacon today explained that an exemption from the Tasmanian Heritage Council for the flagpole Mr Garwood has erected in front of his house in a heritage district of Launceston would be forthcoming.
	www.heritage.tas.gov.au /news_arch.php?year=2005 (1516 words)

	Tourism Tasmania - Release
		Ms Wriedt said the students were chosen based on the depth of their research into the needs of Tasmanian devils in captivity, the quality of their design for an enclosure, their plan for raising money and their engagement with the wider community.
		Tasmania was chosen by National Geographic Kids as the destination for the 2008 Challenge following meetings in the United States earlier this year as part of G’DAY USA.
		The Challenge is being facilitated by Tourism Tasmania working together with the Save the Tasmanian Devil Program, National Geographic Kids, Planet Ark and wildlife parks around the State.
	www.tourismtasmania.com.au /media/pr/2008/pr20080516.html (404 words)

	The Country Women's Association of Tasmania - Australian Women Corporate entry
		The Country Women’s Association of Tasmania is a non-sectarian, non-party-political, non-profit lobby group and voluntary organisation working in the interests of women and children in both urban and rural areas.
		The Country Women’s Association (CWA) of Tasmania was founded in February 1936 at a meeting in the Launceston Town Hall attended by around 80 women.
		The meeting was addressed by the State President of The Country Women’s Association of Victoria, Miss Elsa Grice, who outlined the history of women’s organisations throughout the world and the progress of the CWA in Australia.
	www.womenaustralia.info /biogs/AWE0790b.htm (1112 words)

	Tasmania Online: Home > Community by name > Municipality
		"Archery Society of Tasmania is the parent body for the Taroona Archers of Hobart, the Paringa Archers of Launceston, the Burnie Bowmen and the Derwent Valley Archers."
		Taroona Environment Network is devoted to the rehabilitation of native bushland along the gullies and foreshore of Taroona.
		Taroona Senior Citizens meet every fortnight in the Taroona Community Hall for leisure and social activities, including Bingo.
	www.tas.gov.au /tasmaniaonline/Search/CommunitySearch.asp?Municipality=Kingborough (2324 words)

	Tasmania Photoart
		Photographs and images of Tasmania, posted irregularly for your enjoyment.
		Labels: Donaldson River Tarkine Region North West Tasmania
		I have been asked to comment on camera gear used.
	tasmaniaphotoart.blogspot.com (401 words)

	TaroonaTech
		If you have spent time delving amongst the boulder-strewn shores or shallow rock pools scattered across the southern Australian shoreline, you have probably seen the armour-plated shells of the Chiton.
		This animal was originally called “Taroona” by the aboriginals who’s range included what is now the suburb of Taroona in south eastern
		The shell of these small molluscs is usually oval-shaped and made up of eight plates fitting against each other like the steel plates of a suit of armour, hence it’s common name, 'Coat-of-mail' shells.
	www.taroonatech.com (109 words)

	TAROONA - HOBART
		Taroona has wonderful views over the Derwent River from the Alum Cliffs Walking Track linking Taroona Beach to Kingston Beach.
		PLEASE NOTE: The Tasmania travel destinations outlined above are only a small selection from the tens of thousands of Australian travel information pages available on Australian Explorer.
		A comprehensive list of destinations for Tasmania Holidays can be found on the main Tasmania Holidays location guide.
	www.australianexplorer.com /hobart_taroona.htm (102 words)

	State Library of Tasmania Images: Home >
		Taroona (Tas.) - Buildings, structures, etc. - History - 19th century
		Tasmania - Militia - History - 19th century
		Tasmania - Race relations - History - Biography
	images.statelibrary.tas.gov.au /SubjectIndex/Default.asp?Letter=T (1098 words)

	Taroona Volunteer Fire Brigade, Protection Taroona Since 1946
		Taroona Volunteer Fire Brigade, Protection Taroona Since 1946
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	www.taroonafirebrigade.org (113 words)

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