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Victoria
Victoria is Australia’s second most populous state, with a population of 5,547,527 (as of 2010). It has the largest economy in the country after New South Wales, with a quarter of Australia’s gross domestic product.
610 Questions
How long of a plane ride from Winnipeg to Melbourne Australia?
at least 3 hours , There is also the time change but you would be on the plane for at least 3 hours if you left Winnipeg at 9 in the morning would would arrive in Vancouver about 10:00 but the time change Manitoba is 2 hours ahead of british Columbia. you just need to check the any airline website to see what the times are. Try air Canada.
Where is Luna Park in Melbourne?
One of Australia's Luna Park sites is located in Sydney, the capital of New South Wales. It is at Milson's Point on the northern shore of Sydney Harbour.
The other Luna Park is in Melbourne, capital of Victoria. It is in the suburb of St Kilda, on the shores of Port Phillip Bay.
Where is the assembly hall of Jehovah's Witnesses in Melbourne Australia?
Melton - 624 Bulman's Rd. Melton, Melbourne.
How many meters above sea level is Rutherglen Victoria Australia?
Rutherglen, in Victoria, Australia, has an elevation of 175 metres above sea level. This is the equivalent of about 574 feet.
How far from Geelong to Lorne?
The distance is a mere 67 kilometres, and travel time takes about an hour.
Where is the West Melbourne Public Library in Melbourne located?
The address of the West Melbourne Public Library is: 2755 Wingate Blvd., Melbourne, 32904 3566
How many cities are in Australia?
About 41 cities are in Australia.
If by "city", you mean a settlement with a population of over 100 000, here is a list:
1: Sydney / New South Wales - 4,504,000
2: Melbourne / Victoria - 3,995,000
3: Brisbane / Queensland - 2,004,000
4: Perth / Western Australia - 1,658,000
5: Adelaide / South Australia - 1,187,000
6: Gold Coast-Tweed Heads / Queensland & New South Wales - 577,000
7: Newcastle / New South Wales - 540,000
8: Canberra-Queanbeyan / ACT & New South Wales - 403,000*
9: Wollongong / New South Wales - 288,000
10: Sunshine Coast / Queensland - 245,000
11: Hobart / Tasmania - 212,000
12: Geelong / Victoria - 175,000
13: Townsville / Queensland - 168,000
14: Cairns / Queensland - 147,000
15: Toowoomba / Queensland - 128,000
16: Darwin / Northern Territory - 124,000
17: Launceston / Tasmania - 105,000
18: Albury-Wodonga / New South Wales & Victoria - 104,000
A Few Notes...
* These are the true cities, there are some places in Australia considered as "cities" because of some stupid complicated laws, but they don't have 100,000 people which is the international standard of a city.
* If you're wondering why some cities are in both states, that's because some cities in Australia are spilt in two because they're built on the state border. Gold Coast-Tweed Heads is one city with the state line in between them, so they're named separately but are one city really. Canberra-Queanbeyan is the same story, Albury-Wodonga is historically built on both sides of a river which divides the states of New South Wales and Victoria.
* From this list Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, Canberra (but not Queanbeyan, but they're still considered as one city), Hobart, and Darwin are state capitals. Canberra is the capital of Australia itself as well.
* The town of Ballarat in Victoria is most likely soon to become a city, with a population of 94,000 and climbing.
Is it legal for an adult to have open alcohol in a car in Victoria Australia?
It is not illegal to drink alcohol in cars in Victoria. It is illegal to drive a car in Victoria with a blood/alcohol content of 0.05% or higher.
What is the course of the Burwood East Vicroads driving test Victoria Australia?
I think they change it frequently but I'll tell you mine when I do it on the 27th of May
Why is the dingo ACT's faunal emblem?
It isn't. The dingo is not the faunal emblem of any territory or state in Australia. The faunal emblem of the Australian Capital Territory is the gang gang cockatoo.Although commonly considered Australia's native dog, the dingo is not truly native to the continent, having been brought by the Aborigines about 4000 years ago.
List of schools in Victoria Australia according to 2007 vce results?
top three were 1. Mac Rob 2. Melbourne High 3. Korowa Anglican Girls' School
Where can you buy point of lay Austalorp chickens in Victoria Australia?
Point of lay or ready to lay hens can be sourced at local feed and grain outlets.
The best place to find these is on the bulletin boards provided at all farm grain distributors or from the staff at these places.
Many hatcheries do not keep the chickens around that long but some farmers will sell off excess stock.
Try using the link I have provided for specific Australian sources.
Which are the Best schools in Victoria Melbourne Australia?
Melbourne Grammar school is the best school in Victoria and possibly even Australia. It has a proud 150 year history which includes many notable achievements. Melbourne Grammar is rated number one mainly because of its illustrious list of alumni. This list includes three Prime ministers (Alfred Deakin, Malcolm Fraser and Stanley Bruce), fifty-seven AFL players (the latest of which are Tom Hawkins and Xavier Ellis); and finally both the Victorian State Leader (John Brumby) and the Leader of the opposition (Ted Baillieu). Melbourne Grammar also holds the record for obtaining the most 99.95 ENTER scores in the one year. This occurred in 2004 when Melbourne Grammar obtained an amazing seven perfect scores in Victoria's VCE system. Melbourne Grammar School is also proudly a member of G20. This is arguably the greatest grouping of schools in the entire world. The schools apart of G20 include: Hotchkiss School, USA: Eton College, UK: Wellington College, UK: International School of Geneva, Switzerland and Appleby College, Canada.
Why do the Australian police suspect that arson is the cause of the Victoria bushfires?
Because they always expect a blamable force to be behind everything. It can never just be an act of human nature.
Police and fire-fighters are authorities and professionals in their field. Firefighters, in particular, know and understand fires. They know how a fire behaves and what influences its ferocity, and they can "read" its behaviour. In the case of the devastating 2009 Victorian bushfires, the force and speed of these particular fires have been unnatural. The fires have not behaved like lightning fires or those resulting from natural forces.
Fire criminologists and investigators have confirmed that many of these fires are the result of arson. According to news.com.au reports, the current task force is headed by Crime Department Assistant Commissioner Dannye Moloney who was involved in similar investigations during the 1983 Ash Wednesday bushfires.
Statistically speaking, 13% of bushfires in Australia are known to be deliberately lit each year, and another 37% are regarded as suspicious in origin. Therefore it stands to reason that, if around 50% of Australian bushfires are deliberately lit each year, there is a good chance that the devastating bushfires in Victoria in February 2009 were also the result of arson.
Findings from the coronial inquest handed down a year later placed most of the blame for the Kinglake fire on faulty power lines.
Where can you buy ghirardelli products in Australia?
Costco in Melbourne sells the 1.5kg bags of the double choc bittersweet chips for $14.89 - bargain!
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