81. The Australian Immigration Book Suburban communities are dotted with swimming pools, backyard barbecues, parks Australiancities rank with the world's finest in sophistication, culture and http://www.aust-immig-book.com.au/grtnatn.html

A Great Nation This big island continent is one of the most beautiful in the world covering almost 7.7 million square kilometres. It spans several climatic zones from the tropics in the far north to the cool temperate conditions of the south. A population of 19.3 million inhabit a land area almost as big as continental USA. In their leisure time Australians enjoy an easy-going outdoor lifestyle. Suburban communities are dotted with swimming pools, backyard barbecues, parks, playing fields and tennis courts - and beaches are rarely far away. The houses in these neighbourhoods are of a high standard and relatively cheap compared with other nations. Wherever they choose to live, Australian families can find the right kind of community for their lifestyle, with comfortable living standards and excellent schools, hospitals, transport and other community services. Australian families have both the wealth and the time to enjoy their country. Working hours and the number of public holidays are similar to those in other Western countries. Australians are keen outdoor enthusiasts and virtually every activity is open to them.

82. Descriptions Of Australian Villages, Towns And Cities In The Northern Territory http://www.oztourism.com.au/oztwnt.htm

"The Australian Getaway Project" A National Collaboration The aim of this project is to gather together information about the interesting towns of Australia from the people that know it best -the people of Australia. What do you know about towns in the Northern Territory ? If you know something about any of the towns listed below, or any others not mentioned please send me a description of about 100 words or less (no 10 page essays please). If the information would be of use to tourists I'll add your description to this page, with a credit to you. I hope that this list will gradually become a useful tourism resource. Driving distance and direction from capital city, National Parks Major sights or attractions Best time to go etc. Don't worry if your home town isn't listed, -just send a description of it anyway. Address and email Details for contributing Alice Springs The pure centre of Australia, and the essence of Australia itself. The town of Alice Springs is small, but fascinating. Located on the mostly dry Todd River, Alice Springs is a town of character and steeped in history of exploration, pastoralism, military occupation during WWII and fabulous and colourful Australian personalities over the years. Aboriginal culture, Dreaming and art/artefacts are ever-present in Alice Springs an tourists have a better chance of purchasing real artefacts in Alice than they do in other parts of the Territory because several of the galleries in the town are owned by Aboriginal organisations.

83. NSW GROUP - Australian Institute Of Landscape Architects In the harsh environment of cities, can we exploit the techniques used by naturalcommunities which inhabit 30 April 2003 at the australian Technology Park. http://www.aila.org.au/nsw/nsw-events/events.htm

AUSTRALIAN INSTITUTE OF LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS New South Wales NSW home page NSW awards NSW events NSW newsletter ... GREENING CITIES: A NEW URBAN ECOLOGY 2003 for other events see national calendar

84. Staging - Sunset Issue 2001 Delegates to the Bringing communities Together conference came from over 30 federaland provincial government departments and agencies, over 50 universities http://policyresearch.gc.ca/horsunset_01_01_e.htm

Staging Report on the National Policy Research Conference, December 7, 2001 GREETINGS! Once again, the numbers are in. Delegates to the Bringing Communities Together conference came from over 30 federal and provincial government departments and agencies, over 50 universities and colleges and over 100 research institutes, NGOs and private sector organizations. Overall, it is estimated that the conference and awards ceremony together brought together 900 participants and 200 speakers. What follows are brief snapshots from Day 3 of the conference. We would like to thank all participants for helping to make this conference a success. We would also like to thank the conference sponsors – the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada, Bell Canada, Canada's Research-Based Pharmaceutical Companies, the Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Canadian National, the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada, the National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy (NRTEE), the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada, and Statistics Canada for their generous support. Without them, a conference of this size, breadth and depth would not have been possible. Policy Research Initiative Table of Contents Plenary: Resilience and Adaptation for Sustainable Communities Luncheon Plenary: Social Capital in the Canadian Context Concurrent Sessions People, Partners and Prosperity: Newfoundland and Labrador's Strategic Social Plan

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