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	Bethania Qld Australia - pafg186 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		Daisy Louise Campbell was born 16 Dec 1895 in,, Queensland, Australia and was christened in,, Queensland, Australia.
		Theodore Wilhelm Spann [Parents] was born 28 Oct 1875 in Eagleby, Queensland, Australia.
		Regina Spann was born 13 Feb 1914 in Beenleigh, Queensland, Australia and was christened 1 Mar 1914 in Bethlehem Church, Pimpama Island.
	home.wanadoo.nl /wouter.busnach/familypages/pafg186.htm (777 words)

	Ted Theodore biography .ms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Theodore was an active trade unionist and became a leading member of the Amalgamated Workers Association in his area.
		Theodore was elected to the House of Representatives for the seat of Dalley in Sydney at a by-election in 1927.
		Theodore has been described as a visionary proto-Keynesian for this proposal, although it cannot be known what effect his measures would have had on the Depression had the bill been passed.
	ted-theodore.biography.ms (917 words)

	Edward Granville 'Red Ted ' Theodore
		Carrying the wound on his back that was to scar him for life, Theodore sought an audience with the 65 year old mine owner and 'Wonder of the North', the legendary John Moffat.
		Theodore went back down the hill to the Vulcan Arms Hotel and there he founded the first branch of the Amalgamated Workers Association along with a group of supporters and W. 'Bill' McCormack of nearby Stannary Hills.
		Theodore was appointed Treasurer of Queensland's Labour government in 1915.
	www.geocities.com /scribble67/history/theodore.htm (764 words)

	Electronic Journal of Australian and New Zealand History:
		Queensland’s economic development is the story of the complex interaction between distant export markets, politically powerful pastoral and mercantile elites, an increasingly active and electorally successful labour movement, rural isolation and intensification, decentralisation, and varying degrees of urban growth and urbanisation.
		Queensland’s economic geography therefore ensured that the trade flows of commodities, from its expanding and contracting economic frontiers, were not funnelled predominantly through the metropolis.
		Queensland again experienced net migration losses between 1900 and 1905, and a decrease in its population, as a result of another depression associated with the long drought of 1898-1903.
	www.jcu.edu.au /aff/history/conferences/newcastle/cameron.htm (6936 words)

	Walkabout - Theodore
		Theodore must be one of the most luxuriant looking towns beyond the Great Divide.
		Theodore was the first irrigation project in Queensland and the government, determined to succeed, had built a settler accommodation house for all new arrivals to the area.
		But of all the town buildings the Theodore Co-operative Hotel Motel, which is literally owned by the townsfolk, must be one of the most unusual experiments in Australia.
	www.walkabout.com.au /locations/QLDTheodore.shtml (725 words)

	Bethania Qld Australia - pafg216 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		Heinrich Spann [Parents] was born 4 Dec 1911 in, Queensland, Australia and was christened 19 Dec 1911 in Bethlehem Church, Pimpama Island, Queensland, Australia.
		Theodore Samuel 'Ted' Kleinschmidt [Parents] was born 15 Aug 1887 in Pimpama Island and was christened 5 Aug 1887 in Bethlehem Church, Pimpama Island.
		Raymond Theodore Kleinschmidt was born 24 Aug 1921.
	home.wanadoo.nl /wouter.busnach/familypages/pafg216.htm (615 words)

	Queensland Studies Centre
		Enraged by Theodore's plans to increase pastoral rents, Queensland conservatives arranged for the so-called 'stinking fish delegation', led by ex-premier Sir Robert Philp, to go to London to lobby the British government and English financiers.
		The inability to gain government funds from British sources, and this alleged 'foreign interference' with the sovereignty of Queensland and with the democratically elected government, were used by Theodore as the basis on which to fight a state election, which he brought forward to October 9, 1920.
		In his major election policy speech, Theodore promised that the Legislative Council would be abolished and announced that he 'would be the most disappointed man in Queensland if he did not win 52 seats out of 72'.
	www.gu.edu.au /centre/cpci/qs/docs/content6-link1.html (1486 words)

	Resources - "Insights into Queensland political undercurrents" - 03 November 1999
		Queensland gave the world its first Labor government and was a Labor stronghold until 1956, but subsequently returned a staunchly conservative National Party regime for 23 years.
		Queenslanders like to portray themselves as rugged individualists, yet have fought doggedly to retain the free hospital system and have led the charge against National Competition Policy.
		In Bob Katter's telling of the tale, Theodore was one of those rugged individualists, self taught after leaving school early (Queensland's famous anti-intellectualism?), who worked as a gold miner, and ended up in Chillagoe, north Queensland, after walking a total of 23,000 kilometres.
	www.brisinst.org.au /resources/sanderson_wayne_theodore.html (919 words)

	Government House, Queensland
		The QCWA was founded in 1922 when women living in rural Queensland, as in the rest of Australia, were desperate for such an organisation - the wives and daughters of graziers, itinerant workers, shearers and farm workers.
		In 1923 Queensland led the Australian states by underwriting an unemployment insurance scheme to support families, and in 1924 introduced the 44 hour working week.
		The QCWA entered this landscape, part of the emerging vision for the future - so crucial in the great raising of awareness of families in the bush - elevating knowledge of their contribution to the wider community and simultaneously urging for the health and education services needed to support and nurture isolated families.
	www.govhouse.qld.gov.au /the_governor/speeches_articles/28102003.asp (933 words)

	Perspective - 21/02/2002: Patrick Buckridge
		Queensland became the only state in Australia with one House of Parliament rather than two, a distinction it continues to hold.
		So much for Plan A. Theodore's Plan B was to appoint a swag of new members to the Council sufficient to ensure the passage of an Abolition Bill through the Upper House.
		There would, in any case, have been Theodore himself to deal with, an intimidating figure, once described as 'abnormally sphinx-like with head bent low, with a frown on his brow, with a determined fixity of jaw, and with a strong stride as if he intended to gain a fixed objective though the Heavens fell'.
	www.abc.net.au /rn/talks/perspective/stories/s485669.htm (733 words)

	JAMES SCULLIN FACTS AND INFORMATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		In June 1930 the government suffered a heavy loss when Ted_Theodore, the Treasurer (finance minister), was forced to resign after he was criticised by a Royal Commission inquiring into a scandal (the Mungana affair) dating back to Theodore's time as Premier of Queensland.
		Theodore was an early advocate of Keynesian economic ideas, and advocated deficit financing as a means of reflating the economy.
		Scullin felt he had no choice but to agree to the recommendations of advisers from the Bank_of_England that govermment spending be heavily cut, despite the suffering this caused.
	www.witwib.com /it:James_Scullin (558 words)

	Queensland Office of Rural Health - Multipurpose Health Services Discussion Paper- Queensland Health
		The MPHS Program is consistent with the Queensland Health Corporate Plan 1999-2004 which identifies as a key output of public health services the ‘provision of integrated, specialised community and population wide responses to the protection of health, prevention of disease, illness and injury and the promotion of health and well being’.
		Queensland Health has indicated to the Commonwealth that any options being canvassed would need to be considered for suitability in terms of how they might apply to Queensland Health services and facilities.
		Queensland has historically experienced a shortfall in its share of the national MBS and PBS benefits because in rural and remote areas there are fewer private services and because Queensland Health is supplying and funding a substitute service in a number of areas.
	pandora.nla.gov.au /pan/36831/20030804/www.health.qld.gov.au/orh/mphs/mphs2000.html (7353 words)

	Birds Queensland - Library Catalogues (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The Birds Queensland Library is available to all financial members and has several locations.
		Monographs are held at our monthly meeting venue at the Queensland Museum and are accessible for borrowing only during meetings.
		Scientific Journals are held at the University of Queensland Biological Sciences Library at St. Lucia and can be accessed during that library's normal opening times.
	www.birdsqueensland.org.au /bq_library.html (2382 words)

	Barbara Webster \| A 'Cosy Relationship' If You Had It: Queensland Labor's Arbitration System and Union Organising ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Apart from the Queensland system being partial to workers, there are other reasons why a study of union organising in Queensland is a valuable exercise for labour historians.
		Queensland was late in introducing a system of compulsory industrial arbitration.
		In Queensland, in contrast, an applicant union could be required to demonstrate why it was ‘not in the public interest or for other good reason’ to join an already registered body but, in practice, the onus was on existing registrants to oppose duplicate applications and to demonstrate that a new organisation would ‘unjustly affect’ it.
	www.historycoop.org /journals/lab/83/webster.html (9464 words)

	YPIRI 2003 liaison group members (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Elizabeth is the Secretary of the Theodore District Chemical Liaison Group and Theodore SES.
		She has a Bachelor of Agricultural Science in Soil Science and Plant Nutrition from the University of Queensland and is currently studying for a Research Masters of Agricultural Science.
		Phil Thompson was born and raised in the small, central western Queensland town of Barcaldine.
	www.dpi.qld.gov.au /business/14840.html (1677 words)

	Bangarra Dance Theatre - The Company
		Barbra Nana Ajantowaa Drummond was born in Townsville, North Queensland in 1982 and was raised in Brisbane and Port Headland, Western Australia.
		Born in Mossman, Queensland in 1979, Rheannan is from the Lama Lama tribe on the East coast of Coen, Cape York.
		Sani was born in Townsville, North Queensland in 1975.
	www.bangarra.com.au /bios/dancers.html (3542 words)

	Hamp Hunters - hamg06 - Generated by Personal Ancestral File
		Theodore George WALKER [Parents] was born on 26 Apr 1899.
		She was buried in Cemetery, Gayndah, Queensland, Australia.
		She married Theodore George WALKER on 24 Feb 1925.
	www.mfhn.com /hamp/hamg06.htm (113 words)

	Natural Heritage - The Journal of the Natural Heritage Trust (Number 14) - National Salinity Feature - Queensland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Although Queensland is not as affected by salinity as States further down the Murray-Darling Basin, an estimated 48,000 hectares of land in Queensland are seriously affected by induced salinity.
		The case study on Grant's property was conducted by Ian Heiner, a Senior Land Resource Officer with the Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Mines, who travelled from Toowoomba to take a series of core samples several metres into the soil.
		At Jimbour State Primary School on Queensland's northern Darling Downs the Natural Heritage Trust is helping to educate children about salinity and sustainable natural resource management.
	www.nht.gov.au /publications/journal/nht14/salinity-qld.html (905 words)

	GRDC - Ground Cover Issue 48 - The battle against hostile soils
		Dr Ram Dalal, the project leader from the Queensland Department of Natural Resources and Mines, says that crops and cultivars differ in their sensitivity to the causes of subsoil constraints, as reflected in rooting depth as well as water-use and yield.
		Their role will be to assess differences in crop and cultivar sensitivity to subsoil constraints and the effectiveness of potential management options like zero tillage, stubble retention and gypsum application.
		The NSW Departments of Agriculture and Land and Water Conservation, and the Universities of Western Sydney and Queensland are also involved in the research.
	www.grdc.com.au /growers/gc/gc48/update7.htm (737 words)

	Federation - Timeline, Far North Queensland
		Sources: JCU History publications and theses; North Queensland local histories and pamphlets.
		Birth of Our Nation and its contents are copyright 2001 Queensland Newspapers Pty Ltd, except where otherwise specified.
		Reproduction in any form, or storage other than during normal Internet use, is forbidden without express permission of Queensland Newspapers.
	www.thecouriermail.news.com.au /extras/federation/Timelines/CMFedTimelineFNQ1.htm (405 words)

	Australian Cricket Coach at QC (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Central Queensland was the first port of call for Australian Cricket coach John Buchanan in his tour of cotton growing areas.
		During the visit John was also able to hold some cricket clinics in Theodore and Emerald with some local children able to practice some cricket skills and get John’s autograph.
		The highlight of the tour for the older fans was the dinners held in Theodore and Emerald where John spoke on “Winning teams and towns” and his perspective of the ingredients necessary to either become or stay a winning team or town.
	www.qcotton.com.au /Entry/News/cricket_tour.htm (298 words)

	A Valley of Promise - Land Management in the Theodore District - AFFA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		A concise record of past and present property management practices in the Theodore district serves as a reference for current landholders, new farmers to the area, students, businesses and professionals with an interest in agriculture.
		The aim of the publication was to record past land management practices and ‘best practice’ current land management practices, thus providing a reference for those interested in land management in the Theodore area.
		It is important to note that while the study provides information and guidance on Landcare and sustainable production techniques in the Theodore district, the material presented reflects the practical experiences and opinions of producers and other locals, rather than professional and scientifically verified recommendations.
	www.affa.gov.au /docs/nrm/landcare/pub/guide/factsheets/ms930424.html (432 words)

	Queensland, page 97 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Cardwell is a scenic village which hugs the coast of northern Queensland and offers a diverse range of activities for all.
		Sunnybank Star Motel & & Apartments is an owner-operated establishment which is strategically located on the South side of Brisbane approximately 15 minutes from the city Centre and both domestic and international airports.
		It is within easy reach of both the F3 and Gateway freeways plus two of Queenslands' largest shopping centres and only 30 minutes from the Gold Coast theme park attractions.
	sdaq.wtsn.net /au/catalog/listings/all/qld414/0/all/97 (614 words)

	trishes.com > lotsa spots (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		I named him Theodore, or Theo for short, and soon we were going everywhere together.
		Theo had obtained obedience certificates and was undergoing "exhibition classes" as I thought he would make a great show dog, but sadly he was hit by a car with wounds that could not heal, and had to be eventually put down.
		My friendship [in fact we are working within the same organisation] with the President of the Dalmatian Association of Queensland, Fred Williams was an instant hit.
	homepage.powerup.com.au /~congo/dal.html (336 words)

	Rural women celebrate world event at Theodore (News Oct 2003) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Central Queensland’s World Rural Women’s Day was celebrated at Theodore on October 9 at a Department of Primary Industries function that drew 55 women from throughout the Dawson-Callide region.
		Mr Casey said that for the Central Queensland event jointly sponsored by the Department of Premier and Cabinet and Theodore District Health Council, the organising committee opted to go a week earlier due to the Enterprising Women in Rural Industries Trade Show being held on October 15 in Brisbane.
		“Our Theodore gathering was addressed by four extremely informative speakers targeting a range of rural issues, succession planning, enterprising women in rural industries and a pilot project that provides a user-friendly on-line Internet access to source information on depression and related health subjects,” Mr Casey said.
	www.dpi.qld.gov.au /news/NewsReleases/13816.html (505 words)

	Country Town Memorials
		Throughout Queensland there are scores, possibly hundreds of War Memorials.
		Space does not allow a full disclosure of the memorials in Queensland here.
		For a fuller appreciation I suggest you visit "War Memorials in Australia" or "War Memorials in Queensland"
	www.diggerhistory.info /pages-memorials/country_towns.htm (115 words)

	Australian Cemeteries - War Graves - Papua New Guinea - Bomana (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Son of William Henry and Helena Henrietta Willhelmina Haase, of Roma, Queensland.
		Son of Gustave Otto Frederick and Bertha Hingst, of Maryborough, Queensland; husband of Madeline Rose Hingst, of Maryborough, Queensland.
		Son of Charles and Mary House; husband of Evelyn Sarah House, of Theodore, Queensland.
	www.ozgenonline.com /aust_cemeteries/war/bomana_h.htm (3620 words)

	Experts to speak on Central Queensland business opportunities (News Sep 2003) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Theodore and Central Queensland businesspeople, future businesspeople and potential investors are invited to hear rural innovators explore these questions on October 3 at the Theodore Sports and Recreation Centre.
		The event will be hosted by the Dawson Catchment Coordinating Association (DCCA) and the Department of Primary Industries’ Young People in Rural Industries Liaison Group.
		The Liaison Group is an informal, voluntary network of young people who are committed to future development of Queensland’s rural industries.
	www.dpi.qld.gov.au /news/newsreleases/13587.html (298 words)

	Isla Gorge - Theodore - QUEENSLAND (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		The path leading from the car parking area just off the main road to Theodore.
		Looking south across a section of Isla Gorge.
		There is a lovely park with BBQ facilities just to the right of the picture.
	www.freewebs.com /garycol/isla_gorge.htm (58 words)

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