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G8952 AUSTRALASIA. REGIONS, NATURAL FEATURES, G8952 ETC. .T5 Timor Sea 2898 G8961.S AUSTRALIA. HISTORY G8961.S .S1 General .S12 Discovery and exploration .S2 To 1788 .S3 1788-1900 .S4 1901-1945 .S7 World War II .S73 1945- 2899 G8962 AUSTRALIA. REGIONS, NATURAL FEATURES, ETC. G8962 .A9 Australia, Southeastern .B3 Bass Strait .C3 Carpentaria Gulf .C7 Crooked River .E5 Elizabeth Reef .E7 Eromanga Basin .G6 Gold Coast .G7 Great Artesian Basin .G715 Great Australian Bight .G72 Great Barrier Reef .G74 Great Dividing Range .G77 Great Victoria Desert .G8 Gunbarrel Highway .M3 Mallee Region .M5 Middleton Reef .M8 Murray River .S5 Simpson Desert 2900 G8964 AUSTRALIA. CITIES AND TOWNS, ETC. G8964 .A15 Abermain [New South Wales] .A2 Adelaide [South Australia] .A25 Adventure Bay [Tasmania] .A3 Albany [Western Australia] .A4 Albury [New South Wales] .A43 Alexandra [Victoria] .A45 Alice Springs [Northern Territory] .A46 Allora [Queensland] .A464 Alonnah [Tasmania] .A47 Alpha [Queensland] .A48 Alstonville [New South Wales] .A5 Altona [Victoria] .A52 Angaston [South Australia] .A54 Apollo Bay [Victoria] .A542 Appin [New South Wales] .A55 Apsley [Tasmania] .A56 Ararat [Victoria] .A58 Armadale [Western Australia] .A6 Armidale [New South Wales] .A65 Ascot [Queensland] .A68 Ashgrove [Queensland] .A7 Ashfield [New South Wales] .A72 Ashford [New South Wales] .A75 Aspley [Queensland] .A78 Atherton [Queensland] .A8 Auburn [New South Wales] .A82 Augusta [Western Australia] .A83 Austinmer [New South Wales] .A85 Austral [New South Wales] .A87 Avoca [Victoria] .A9 Ayr [Queensland] .B12 Babinda [Queensland] .B13 Bacchus Marsh [Victoria] .B14 Bagdad [Tasmania] .B15 Bairnsdale [Victoria] .B16 Balaklava [South Australia] .B17 Bald Hills [Queensland] .B2 Ballarat [Victoria] .B22 Ballina [New South Wales] .B222 Ballingall [New South Wales] .B223 Bally Park [Tasmania] .B225 Balmain [New South Wales] .B23 Balmoral [Queensland] .B25 Bankstown [New South Wales] .B265 Baradine [New South Wales] .B27 Barcaldine [Queensland] .B274 Bargara [Queensland] 2901 G8964 AUSTRALIA. CITIES AND TOWNS, ETC. G8964 .B275 Barham [New South Wales] .B28 Barmedman [New South Wales] .B282 Barmera [South Australia] .B285 Barraba [New South Wales] .B29 Bassendean [Western Australia] .B295 Batemans Bay [New South Wales] .B3 Bathurst [New South Wales] .B32 Baulkham Hills [New South Wales] .B33 Bayswater [Western Australia] .B335 Beachmere [Queensland] .B34 Beaconsfield [Tasmania] .B342 Beaudesert [Queensland] .B344 Beaufort [Victoria] .B346 Beechworth [Victoria] .B348 Beenleigh [Queensland] .B35 Bega [New South Wales] .B36 Bellambi [New South Wales] .B363 Bellbird [New South Wales] .B367 Bellingen [New South Wales] .B368 Bellingham [Tasmania] .B37 Belmont Park [Western Australia] .B38 Benalla [Victoria] .B4 Bendigo [Victoria] .B42 Berkeley [New South Wales] .B43 Berri [South Australia] .B45 Berwick [Victoria] .B47 Bibbenluke [New South Wales] .B474 Bicheno [Tasmania] .B479 Biloela [Queensland] .B48 Blackmans Bay [Tasmania] .B5 Blacktown [New South Wales] .B512 Blackwater [Queensland] .B518 Blayney [New South Wales] .B52 Blue Mountains [N.S.W.] .B55 Botany [New South Wales] .B57 Bothwell [Tasmania] .B575 Boulder [Western Australia] .B58 Bowen [Queensland] .B59 Bowral [New South Wales] .B6 Box Hill [Victoria] .B623 Boyne Island [Queensland] .B624 Boyup Brook [Western Australia] .B64 Bridgetown [Western Australia] .B643 Bridport [Tasmania] .B645 Bright [Victoria] .B65 Brighton [South Australia] .B66 Brighton [Victoria] 2902 G8964 AUSTRALIA. CITIES AND TOWNS, ETC. G8964 .B7 Brisbane [Queensland] .B7:2U5 University of Queensland .B7:3W4 West End [Brisbane] [Queensland] .B75 Broadmeadows [Victoria] .B77 Broadwater [Western Australia] .B8 Broken Hill [New South Wales] .B82 Bronte [New South Wales] .B828 Broome [Western Australia] .B83 Broomehill [Western Australia] .B836 Brunswick Heads [New South Wales] .B84 Buccleuch .B845 Bulahdelah [New South Wales] .B85 Bullabilling [Western Australia] .B86 Bunbury [Western Australia] .B863 Bundaberg [Queensland] .B92 Burnie [Tasmania] .B9226 Burpengary [Queensland] .B924 Burragorang .B93 Busselton [Western Australia] .B98 Byron Bay [New South Wales] .C15 Caboolture [Queensland] .C2 Cairns [Queensland] .C23 Camberwell [Victoria] .C235 Camden [New South Wales] .C236 Camden Haven [New South Wales] .C24 Camooweal [Queensland] .C25 Campbelltown [New South Wales] .C26 Campbelltown [South Australia] .C28 Campbelltown [Tasmania] .C3 Canberra [A.C.T.] .C35 Canning Bridge [Western Australia] .C4 Canterbury [New South Wales] .C42 Capalaba [Queensland] .C43 Captain's Flat [New South Wales] .C433 Caramut [Victoria] .C434 Carapook [Victoria] .C436 Carcoar [New South Wales] .C44 Cardiff [New South Wales] .C445 Cardwell [Queensland] .C45 Carina [Queensland] .C452 Carinda [New South Wales] .C457 Carlton [Tasmania] .C46 Carnarvon [Western Australia] .C47 Casino [New South Wales] .C48 Casterton [Victoria] .C49 Castlemain [Victoria] .C5 Caulfield [Victoria] 2903 G8964 AUSTRALIA. CITIES AND TOWNS, ETC. G8964 .C516 Cessnock [New South Wales] .C52 Charlestown [New South Wales] .C53 Cheltenham [New South Wales] .C532 Cheltenham [South Australia] .C533 Cheltenham [Victoria] .C534 Chermside [Queensland] .C535 Cherryville [South Australia] .C536 Chewton [Victoria] .C537 Chidlow [Western Australia] .C538 Chifley [New South Wales] .C539 Chifley [Western Australia] .C54 Childers [Queensland] .C542 Chillagoe [Queensland] .C55 Clapham [South Australia] .C56 Clempton Park [New South Wales] .C565 Cleveland [Queensland] .C568 Cloncurry [Queensland] .C57 Clovelly [New South Wales] .C58 Cobdolga [South Australia] .C59 Cockburn [Western Australia] .C6 Coen [Queensland] .C62 Coffs Harbour [New South Wales] .C63 Colac [Victoria] .C634 Coles Bay [Tasmania] .C64 Collie [Western Australia] .C65 Collingwood [Victoria] .C7 Concord [New South Wales] .C72 Coningham [Tasmania] .C723 Coogee [New South Wales] .C727 Cooktown [Queensland] .C73 Cooladdi [Queensland] .C735 Coolangatta [Queensland] .C736 Coolbellup [Western Australia] .C737 Coolgardie [Western Australia] .C738 Coolum [Queensland] .C74 Cooma [New South Wales] .C76 Coopers Plains [Queensland] .C77 Cootamundra [New South Wales] .C78 Coral Bay [Western Australia] .C8 Corinda [Queensland] .C82 Corinna [Tasmania] .C822 Corlette [New South Wales] .C825 Cororooke [Victoria] .C827 Corowa [New South Wales] .C83 Corrimal [New South Wales] .C835 Cossack [Western Australia] .C84 Cottlesloe [Western Australia] 2904 G8964 AUSTRALIA. CITIES AND TOWNS, ETC. G8964 .C86 Cowra [New South Wales] .C87 Cranbrook [Western Australia] .C875 Cressy [Tasmania] .C876 Creswick [Victoria] .C88 Cringila [New South Wales] .C89 Cronulla [New South Wales] .C9 Croydon [Victoria] .C947 Currie [Tasmania] .C95 Cygnet [Tasmania] .D14 Dajarra [Queensland] .D15 Dalby [Queensland] .D183 Dampier [Western Australia] .D2 Dandenong [Victoria] .D22 Dapto [New South Wales] .D24 Dargo [Victoria] .D25 Darkan [Western Australia] .D28 Darra [Queensland] .D3 Darwin [Northern Territory] .D35 Daylesford [Victoria] .D4 Deception Bay [Queensland] .D45 Deloraine [Tasmania] .D478 Denman [New South Wales] .D48 Denmark [Western Australia] .D485 Dennes Point [Tasmania] .D5 Devonport [Tasmania] .D53 Dilston [Tasmania] .D54 Dimbulah [Queensland] .D6 Doncaster & Templestowe [Victoria] .D63 Donnybrook [Western Australia] .D66 Dover [Tasmania] .D69 Drouin [Victoria] .D7 Drummoyne [New South Wales] .D8 Dubbo [New South Wales] .D9 Dundas [New South Wales] .D94 Dungog [New South Wales] .D96 Dunsborough [Western Australia] .E15 Eaglehawk [Queensland] .E152 Eagle Bay [Western Australia] .E155 Eaglehawk Neck .E18 Earlwood [New South Wales] .E2 East Brisbane [Queensland] .E22 East Hills [New South Wales] .E28 Eastwood [New South Wales] .E3 Echuca [Victoria] .E32 Eden [New South Wales] .E33 Edenhope [Victoria] .E34 Edithburgh [South Australia] 2905 G8964 AUSTRALIA. CITIES AND TOWNS, ETC. G8964 .E35 Edmonton [Queensland] .E36 Eidsvold [Queensland] .E37 Eildon [Victoria] .E38 Elizabeth [South Australia] .E4 Elizabeth South [South Australia] .E42 Elliott Heads .E5 Eltham [Victoria] .E56 Emu Park [Queensland] .E6 Enfield [South Australia] .E7 Enoggera [Queensland] .E73 Entrance [New South Wales] .E78 Esperance [Western Australia] .E8 Essendon [Victoria] .E9 Euroa [Victoria] .E93 Evandale [Tasmania] .E95 Evans Head [New South Wales] .F15 Fairfield [New South Wales] .F2 Fairy Meadow [New South Wales] .F222 Falls Creek [Victoria] .F3 Fern Tree Gully [Victoria] .F36 Fingal Bay [New South Wales] .F4 Fitzroy [Victoria] .F5 Footscray [Victoria] .F6 Forbes [New South Wales] .F62 Forest [Tasmania] .F63 Forest Hill [New South Wales] .F65 Forestville [New South Wales] .F7 Forster [New South Wales] .F73 Forth [Tasmania] .F78 Franklin Village [Tasmania] .F8 Frankston [Victoria] .F9 Fremantle [Western Australia] .G2 Gawler [South Australia] .G25 Geebung [Queensland] .G3 Geelong [Victoria] .G36 Georgetown [Tasmania] .G37 Geraldton [Western Australia] .G38 Gilbert River [Queensland] .G39 Gin Gin [Queensland] .G396 Gisborne [Victoria] .G4 Gladstone [Queensland] .G47 Glen Innes [New South Wales] .G5 Glenorchy [Tasmania] .G52 Glenreagh [New South Wales] .G53 Gloucester [New South Wales] .G54 Gold Coast [Queensland] .G55 Goodooga [New South Wales] 2906 G8964 AUSTRALIA. CITIES AND TOWNS, ETC. G8964 .G56 Goolgowi [New South Wales] .G565 Goolwa [South Australia] .G57 Goomalling [Western Australia] .G58 Goomeri [Queensland] .G6 Goondiwindi [Queensland] .G62 Gordon [New South Wales] .G63 Gordonvale [Queensland] .G65 Gosford [New South Wales]
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    ANNUAL REPORT 2018-19 CREATE YOUR POSSIBLE Because sometimes Where others see problems, just knowing someone has your back, we see possibilities. is all you need to take the next step. We’ve been believing in people for more than 30 years, Campbell Page... it’s a part of who we are. We want to hear your story, CREATE so we can help find opportunities. YOUR POSSIBLE We don’t just team up with you, we get in your corner. 2 4 8 9 who we are board chair meet the board of meet the executive & ceo report directors leadership team 10 13 16 18 our purpose, our impact our range disability our values & of services employment CONTENTS our priorities services 20 22 26 28 employment services ParentsNext community youth, indigenous & (jobactive) pre-employment development family services services programme 30 33 34 recruitflex our people our financial ethical labour hire overview solutions QLD 7 WHO WE ARE... SA NSW We’re a not-for-profit organisation delivering a range of employment, community and VIC commercial services. 26 12 From more than 80 locations across four states, we offer: 82 sites • employment support to those experiencing long periods of unemployment, those with across four temporary or permanent illness, injury or disability, or those that just need a bit of states extra help finding a job 37 • pre-employment support and training • labour hire services, specialising in local people for local jobs, primarily in NDIS, construction and local government VICTORIA NEW SOUTH WALES Airport West • Bayswater • Boronia • Box Hill • Batemans Bay • Bega • Bermagui • • a range of local, tailored, Indigenous, youth and family services Broadmeadows • Clayton • Coburg • Corio • Bowral • Corrimal • Dapto • Eden • Hurstville Craigieburn • Cranbourne North • Dandenong • • Kiama • Marrickville • Merimbula • Miranda • • an Aboriginal preschool for children aged 3 - 6 years, in Mogo, NSW.
  • 0A4d24dd6e9b2f3baf1d

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    Canberra Bushwalking Club - ' P.O. Box 160, Canberra City 4AONTHLY nETu'Tcc: 7 The next meeting will be held in the Meetings Room at University House at 8. 00 pm. on Wednesday, 16th November, 1966. After a short form3l session, we will be saying farewell to five of our staunchesYmembers - Olive Hope who is going to N. Z. and then to London. Miep Molijn who is going home for three months but is returning next year. Margery Everson who is to teach in London for twelve months. Doug and Maxine Wright who have been posted to Pnpm Penhifor two years; In order to make it a memorable evening would the ladies please bring a plate of savoiiries and the gentlemen come prepared to contribute to the cost of the drinks. VICE - PRESIDENT: Dotg Wrights resignation as Vice - President was atcepted with regret at the last Committee meeting and in accordance with the Constitution Bob Galloway was elected by the Committee to fill the position. He was nominated by John Wanless and seconded by Lin Chatter. BANK BALANCE: The treasurer reports that our balance is $95 - 37 with 50 financi3l members which includes 6 married- couples. So some of us are still lagging with membership renewals and we would appreciate the return of the forms plus the cheque as soon as you can. NEW MEMBERS: 1: We welcome the following new members: Mr. & Mrs. Luigi Marzilli, 37/24 Moore St. Turner. Mr. & Mrs. LW. King, 19 Gilmore Cres. Garran. Mr. & Mrs. G.V. Chapman 14?81 Northbourne Av. Mr. Gordon Duggan, 21 Hopetoun Circ., Deakin.