LeopardTopia Bengals, located on the Mid North coast, in New South Wales (NSW) Australia, currently have a silver marble male bengal kitten for sale. He was born in May and is now ready to go to a new forever home. He is microchipped, vaccinated and de-sexed. See breeder listing for further info and contact details.
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New South Wales is Australia's most populated and diverse state. Located in the southeast corner of country, it has something to offer every traveler, from the rugged national parks and cities, to the beautiful beaches and resort towns. A trip to New South Wales would not be complete without a visit to its capitol city, Sydney. The city is a beautiful, bustling, cosmopolitan delight and one could
The University of New South Wales (UNSW), Australia, has excellent academic skills resources that can be retrieved online from the website of its learning center. The materials cover undergraduate writing and study skills and are logically organized in a hierarchical structure, which makes it easy for students to find what they need. Features: • 9 major categories of resources: essay and assignm
FM Jesse Noel Sales tied for 1st - 2008 New South Wales Open Chess Tournamentby Andrew Cole of New South Wales, Australia Australia-based Pinoy FM Jesse Noel Sales tied for 1st in the just concluded 2008 NSW Open Chess Tournament in New South Wales, Australia.Sales, who scored 5.5 points along with 5 other players, settled for fourth place after tie break. GM Dejan Antic, also with 5.5 points, wo
This is waterfall in the Blue Mountains National Park. I took this in a cable car that was crossing the gorge. I literally wrapped my camera around my hand with the neck strap and stuck it out the window.
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Just a quick update. I’m in Ballina NSW, just south of Byron Bay. The McDonald’s here had wifi, so I stopped to check my email.
I spent last night in Coffs Harbor. The drive was very uneventful. This part of Australia is much more green and lush than what I saw in Victoria.
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Lake Hume in NSW is a man made lake with a forest of flooded trees inside.
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The two four-star hotels are at Port Stephens, just north of Newcastle, and in Southern Highlands at Sutton Forest. They are run by Peppers Leisure Ltd but owned by the Australian share market-listed Australian Hotel Fund (AHF).
Applications are invited for a Post-Doctoral Fellowship at the University of New South Wales, Australia, located near Sydney’s southern beaches. The person appointed will report to Professor Ian Sloan in the School of Mathematics and Statistics, and work on a research project that combines mathematical and computational techniques for high-dimensional numerical integration with financial
Applications are invited for a Post-Doctoral Fellowship at the University of New South Wales, Australia, located near Sydney’s southern beaches. The person appointed will report to Professor Ian Sloan in the School of Mathematics and Statistics, and work on a research project that combines mathematical and computational techniques for high-dimensional numerical integration with financial
For daily-updated scholarship info, click hereBatas akhir pengajuan aplikasi beasiswa s3: 15 Juli / July 2007PhD Scholarship Applications Now Available! PhD Scholarships at Singapore's First Comprehensive International University The University of New South Wales, Asia (UNSW Asia) is Singapore's newest university. Building on the research strengths of its parent university - UNSW, this campus will focus on research issues of significance to the Asian region. It will also be establishing Research Centres of Excellence in Membrane and Water Technologies, Photovoltaics and Interactive and Digital Media. Its rich mixture of students from across Asia and the world will have the opportunity to move seamlessly between the Sydney and Singapore campuses. Graduates from UNSW Asia will receive degrees from its parent university - UNSW. PhD Programs UNSW Asia is inviting suitably qualified, highly motivated candidates to apply for PhD positions in the following disciplines: * International studi
The Asbestos Disease Foundation of Australia is calling for more research into the effects of asbestos on the residents of Baryulgil, a former asbestos mining community on the north coast of New South Wales.A recent report found approximately 20 percent of area residents have had or will develop mesothelioma and other diseases caused by asbestos. The foundation is concerned that some cases may have been overlooked.For the full story, go to abc.net.au.
Click for 505kb snapshot of Coffs Harbour beachThis will not be the only image of Coffs Harbour posted on SnapShots but want to give you a taste of what is yet to come from the NSW holiday trip.Not all the Coffs Harbour beach has this rough look about the coastline.Don't forget you can subscribe via email for SnapShots posts to drop into your inbox and thanks to those that are already doing so as it makes it very worth while for me to continue on with SnapShots. There is a link listed further down this post to make it easy to subscribe as well as one in the column.Also don't be worried that the large image will also drop into your inbox; like this post when viewing it in this blog you will only get the thumbnail. Click on the thumbnail in your subscribed email to view the large image when you are online.Quick links:Free Subscription to SnapShots by Emailcoffs harbour snapshots images photos beach sea New South Wales holiday
Click for a 648kb snapshotWaterfall Way in the Dorrigo Mountains in New South Wales was a real eye opener for me because I have never seen a rain forest before. It was like being in a different country and now fully understand how diverse Australia is with its landscape and I have so much more to experience, as this is only early days with more traveling yet as time permits.With Malcolm's uncle and aunt as tour guides we had lunch at the Sherrard Falls, that rushes underneath the road with a constant roar. It is a magical place with winding roads with sheer drops that were mostly covered with dense tall straight trees, shrubbery and the most beautiful ferns that I have ever seen. As I don't like heights that might have been just as well that I couldn't always see the drop beside the road although I did have the attitude that this opportunity to see a glorious area such as Waterfall Way, my fear of heights was kept firmly to the back of my mind. Um though there is another time later
Click for free 626kb Wollomombi Falls snapshotIn the local Aboriginal dialect “Wollomombi’ comes from the word ‘Wollumbi’, which means “meeting of the waters”. The Wollomombi and Chandler rivers meet at this gorge.The Wollomombi Falls is one of Australia’s highest waterfalls with a drop of 260 metres. I would love to see these falls at their peak flowing time, as I believe it would have to be magnificent to see. The waters of the falls heads South, joining the Macleay river on its journey to the Pacific Ocean at South West Rocks.Click for free 679kb Wollomombi Falls path snapshotThe photo of the path leading to the falls fascinated me with the moss and lichen growing over moist areas that the mist from the falls created.Quick links:Free Subscription to SnapShots by EmailNew South Wales Wollomombi Falls snapshots free Aboriginal dialect
Click here to steal 460kb snapshotYesterday I posted a landscape snapshot of Copeton Dam, and can be found by clicking here. A dam wall had to be crossed to reach the area in todays photo. I will post a zoomed in area of the dam tomorrow, which really makes the blue stand out.Quick links:Free Subscription to SnapShots by Email technorati tags: snapshot, Copeton Dam, New South Wales, photo, free
Click and steal a 446kb snapshotThe main reason for our trip interstate was to visit Malcolm's uncle and aunty. For the next few days we did just that although in no way did we stay idle. People that have lived in a region for a large number of years make the best guides to show their visitors what is on offer. Copeton Dam was one of these places that we visited while staying with our wonderful hosts and both Malcolm and I thank you for your hospitality and what you did for us.Although Copeton Dam is extremely low with what capacity it will hold, it was a pleasure to see. I stitched two photos together to help show of this little oasis. One day I would like to see this area full to capacity with water.I am going to organise another photo yet of this dam so stay tuned for it.Quick links:Free Subscription to SnapShots by Email technorati tags: image, photo, landscape, snapshots, copeton dam
