What powers do nations have that cities do not have?
Nations have foreign affairs powers that cities do not have. These include the power to declare war, and the power to set Immigration policy.
In what state are the twelve apostles?
The Twelve Apostles are a rock formation in the state of Victoria, Australia.
Was Queen Victoria in love with Her prime Minister?
She despised him. A lot. She had reason to; everything he did was aimed at weakening or restricting the British Empire, which he disliked. The Queen on the other hand was an imperialist.
How much does it cost to mail a postcard in the US?
It costs 28 cents as of 05/11/09 for postcards with a maximum size of 6" x 4.25".
The cost is 44 cents for larger postcards. For current info you can use the following link:
http://postcalc.usps.gov/Postcards.aspx
web site as of 3/27/2010
http://www.usps.com/prices/first-class-mail-prices.htm
Who was queen Victoria's parents?
Answer Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom was born in London, England on 24th May 1819.
Her parents were:
Edward, Duke of Kent and Strathearn, who was the fourth son of King George III.
Princess Victoria of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfield, daughter of Duke Franz Frederick Anton of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfield.
How many bushfires are there in Victoria?
It is impossible to determine how many bushfires there have been in Australia. Bushfires, in varying degrees of severity, occur almost daily in different localities during the warmer months, beginning around late August in parts of Queensland. They reach their peak during mid-summer, with perhaps hundreds occurring through Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia on a daily basis. Many of these are small spot-fires which are easily extinguished. Major flare-ups occur less often.
How hot was the black Saturday bushfire fire?
Well there was alot of damage caused on Black Saturday as in animals homes destroyed, lives of loved ones dead ,burnt trees which where homes for animals. Just imagine it lovely wild flowers and beautiful trees and green grass animals ect and then think about how it is now burnt dead animals nothing living. So there has been alot of things destroyed but not just stuff that we worry about other things aswell as in the homes of creatures that surround us.
How far away is Corowa from Melbourne?
Corowa is 287 km from Melbourne's CBD. It is situated northeast of Melbourne, on the Murray River.
What Australian river begins in Queensland and joins Murray River near Mildura in Victoria?
The river is the Darling, and it joins the Murray at Wentworth, on the Victoria-New South Wales border. The Darling itself does not start in Queensland, but its basin is in western Queensland. Its source is at Brewarinna, north of Bourke in far western NSW.
What is the southern most part of Victoria?
The southernmost part of Victoria is Wilson's Promontory.
What is the population of Horsham Victoria?
Horsham, Victoria, has a population of about 13,000 people.
When it comes to major cities, Melbourne is very safe.
It has a relatively low crime rate, and very high quality police.
It is a lot safer during the day than at night. And just to be sure don't go wandering around there on your own.
How old do you have to be to play a game of paint ball in victorea?
Ten. Most insurance companies require this age as minimum for Paintball establishments, along with a parental wavier for anyone under 18.
How has pollution affected the Yarra River?
The Yarra River (an aboriginal word meaning "running water"), flows 246 km from Mt Gregory in the Eastern Highlands of Victoria to Hobson's Bay in Port Phillip Bay. It was discovered by Charles Grimes in 1803. The River mouth was a swamp which was interfered with by man to provide the requirements of the Port of Melbourne.
In the first years of settlement around the Yarra River, which was during and after the 1830s, the Yarra was mainly used for washing clothes, bathing, drinking, irrigation and fishing. This was normal behaviour for the time and, whilst not exactly desirable, did not cause long-lasting problems.
Clouding of the water started in the mid-1800s when extensive land clearing and farming along the Yarra and development in the lower reaches resulted in the presence of microscopic clay particles wich remain in the water due to turbulence in areas of the middle and lower sections of the river. When the fresh water of the river meets the marine salts as it enters Port Phillip, the suspended particles clump together and sink. This in itself is not a problem, though it results in discoloured water.
The biggest problems have occurred in the twentieth century. Heavy industrialisation in the settled areas along the river has led to enormous problems of waste and toxic materials in the water. The problem has compounded to the point where, early in the 21st century, kayakers on the river have contracted illnesses such as leptospirosis from their contact with the water, and at one point hundreds of dead eels were discovered (in 2005.) There have been successful attempts to reduce the levels of ecoli bacteria in the river - down from their levels in the 1970s - but these levels remain up to 22 times higher than what is safe for swimming.
Why did the Ballarat gold rush end?
The Ballarat gold rush ended because the gold which was able to be reached easily was mined out.
Although there was still more gold to be found in Victoria, by early in the twentieth century most of it could only be reached by heavy industrial mining equipment. This is the primary method of gold extraction in Australia today.
What is the top 10 deepest rivers in Victoria Australia?
Henry Condell was the first Mayor of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. He served from 1842 to 1844, and was succeeded by Henry Moor.
Are there any other places apart from Phillip Island that have fairy penguins come ashore?
Yes; Fairy penguins come ashore at Middle Island in Warrnambool.
They also come ashore in Tasmania, at Bicheno, The Neck on Bruny Island, Low Head, Lillicoe Beach in Devonport, Burnie and Stanley.
What is the elevation above sea level of 966 sunrise hill Hiawassee Ga 30506?
The average elevation of Hiawassee is 2000 ft above sea level.
What is the flight time from Brisbane to mauritius?
A random search for flights from Brisbane (BNE) to Mauritius (MRU) shows: OPTION 1: 15hr 30min via Perth (PER) BNE - PER Virgin Blue Flt 472 Dep 08:05pm 20Oct,Tue
PER - MRU Air Mauritius Flt 943 Dep 01:25am 21Oct,Wed
Flight Duration: 13hr 30min; Layover Time: 2hr 00min; Total Trip Time: 15hr 30min OPTION 2: 15hr 45min via Perth (PER) BNE - PER Qantas Airways Flt 767 Dep 07:50am 20Oct,Tue
PER - MRU Air Mauritius Flt 943 Dep 01:25am 21Oct,Wed
Flight Duration: 13hr 40min; Layover Time: 2hr 05min; Total Trip Time: 15hr 45min