21. Australia Now - Regional Australia: Export Source And Investment Destination The dynamism of Australia s regional export trade has its source in Invest Australia worked with australian states and territories on a regional http://www.dfat.gov.au/facts/regional_australia.html

Country and Regional Information - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Skip to content About us ... Contact us Site Navigation: Travel Advisories Country information Trade Policy Global Issues ... Home Portfolio websites ACIAR AusAID Austrade EFIC Site tools Media Gateway Students Gateway Business Gateway Site Feedback ... Site Index Today is St Kitts and Nevis Independence Day Regional Australia: export source and investment destination Australia's regional communities are a major source of the nation's export strength and economic wealth. Non-metropolitan Australia generates about half of Australia's export revenue and employs more than one-third of the nation's workforce. Agriculture and mining have always been major contributors to regional exports and remain so. Exports like coal, wool, wheat and sugar still form much of the economic base of regional and rural Australia. But buyers and investors at home and overseas are tuning in to the diversity and quality of other export products, services and opportunities that abound in regional Australia. Automotive components, aeronautics, textile and construction products, Internet technologies, and tourism and education services are just some of the regional outputs creating and fulfilling demand in international markets.

22. Australian Public Holiday Dates For States And Territories Index Of Years australian Public Holidays. DISCLAIMER! My info is not guaranteed to be accurate See any errors? Let me KNOW! Note * denotes REGIONAL holiday only http://www.ozemail.com.au/~penton/hols.html

Australian Public Holidays D ISCLAIMER! My info is not guaranteed to be accurate - please double check dates for any important planning! Dates based on information from sources beyond my control can only be assumed to be correct - also these are subject to change by government decree etc. Mostly - they should be right! See any errors? Let me KNOW! Note: * denotes REGIONAL holiday only The calendars linked from this page are put together by Barbara based on information available to all through web pages published by the various offices of the State Governments and through a selection of Financial Year diaries. The information is offered to save you trawling through them all yourself but you are urged to double check these sources if planning anything BIG! Where known, regional holidays are listed and marked with an asterisk * Each page lists by STATE and then by DATE. 2003 Holidays 2002 Holidays 2001 Holidays Calendar of Central Australian Events prepared by Surfin' Koala

23. National Mapping - Fab Facts, Dimensions, State And Territory Borders The australian Capital Territory is the only landlocked state or territory The formation of Australia s states and territories has been a continually http://www.ga.gov.au/education/facts/dimensions/borders.htm

Home About Us Contact Us Media ... Advanced Search You are here: Home Education Fab Facts > Dimensions External Territories Oceans and Seas Coastline Lengths Continental Extremities ... Climatic Extremes Updated: 11 Mar 2004 State and Territory Borders Table of Lengths Border Facts Border Histories Corners of South Australia Border Lengths STATE/TERRITORY LENGTH (Kilometres) PERCENTAGE New South Wales Queensland South Australia Northern Territory Victoria Western Australia Australian Capital Territory Jervis Bay Territory Tasmania 85 metres Source: COAST 100K Coastline and State Borders database, 1993. back to top Border Facts The Australian Capital Territory is the only land-locked state or territory in Australia, and Tasmania the only island state. The Northern Territory is the only state or territory which has a shorter mainland coastline than the combined coastline of all its islands. Longest Border: New South Wales has the longest border of all the States and Territories. It adjoins Queensland, South Australia, Victoria, the Australian Capital Territory and Jervis Bay Territory, making a total of 4635 kilometres. Shortest Border: A little known fact is that there is a land border between Tasmania and Victoria. Straddling the declared parallel line of latitude of 39° 12' S separating the two states is

24. Business.nsw.gov.au New South Wales Department of State and Regional Development. C5 PopulationEstimates – australian states, territories and Capital Cities, 2004 http://www.business.nsw.gov.au/factsReports.asp?cid=32&subCid=111

25. Business.nsw.gov.au New South Wales Department of State and Regional Development. A2 Gross StateProduct (GSP) – australian states and territories, 200304 http://www.business.nsw.gov.au/factsReports.asp?cid=20&subCid=35

26. About The National Action Plan For Salinity And Water Quality Around Australia, 21 priority regions affected by salinity and water quality The Prime Minister indicated that the states and territories will play an http://www.napswq.gov.au/about-nap.html

Skip Navigation About this web site Contact us What's new ... Go to the Australian Government National Action Plan for Salinity and Water Quality web site NATIONAL ACTION PLAN FOR SALINITY AND WATER QUALITY TOGETHER, LET'S GIVE OUR LAND A HAND FOR SALINITY AND WATER QUALITY TOGETHER, LET'S GIVE OUR LAND A HAND You are here: NAP Home About the National Action Plan for Salinity and Water Quality Did you know? The National Action Plan for Salinity and Water Quality (NAP) has become a commitment of $1.4 billion over seven years for applying regional solutions to salinity and water quality problems. The aim is for all levels of government, community groups, individual land managers and local businesses to work together in tackling salinity and improving water quality. The NAP represents an evolution in Australian natural resource management because it builds on the success of initiatives like the first phase of the Natural Heritage Trust (NHT) On 3 November 2000, the Council of Australian Governments (COAG) endorsed to target some of our worst affected areas (see the COAG communique This process for enhancing the management of our natural resources started with the release of a discussion paper for four months from December 1999 to March 2000 (see Managing Natural Resource Management in Rural Australia for a Sustainable Future ). Public responses to this paper were drawn together in a

27. Bilateral Agreement Between The Commonwealth Of Australia And The Australian Cap and water quality measures across Australia, including in NAP regions. For new and already announced funding by the states and territories to be http://www.nht.gov.au/bilaterals/act/attachment-2.html

Skip Navigation About this web site Contact us What's new ... Go to the Natural Heritage Trust home page NATURAL HERITAGE TRUST TOGETHER, LET'S GIVE OUR LAND A HAND NATURAL HERITAGE TRUST TOGETHER, LET'S GIVE OUR LAND A HAND You are here: NHT Home Bilateral Agreements Australian Capital Territory Bilateral Agreement between the Commonwealth of Australia and the Australian Capital Territory to deliver the Natural Heritage Trust 27 March 2003 Contents Previous Next Attachment 2 Framework for the Extension of the Natural Heritage Trust Trust Objectives Trust Programs Scope of Activity Levels of Investment ... Bushcare Lessons learnt from the first phase of the Trust and the establishment of the National Action Plan for Salinity and Water Quality (' NAP ') have been taken into account in the finalisation of the framework. There will be a fundamental shift in the Trust towards more strategic investment. The model for regional investment under the extension of the Trust will be based on that used for the NAP , including bilateral and regional partnership agreements, investment against accredited regional plans, and the provision of foundation and priority funding. Trust Objectives The Trust will have three overarching objectives.

28. Native Title Resource Guide | States And Territories | WA australian Capital Territory (including Jervis Bay) New South Wales Northern REGIONAL OFFICES. 14th Floor, Septimus Roe Building 256 Adelaide Tce http://www.aiatsis.gov.au/rsrch/ntru/research/resourceguide/statesandterritories

Australian Capital Territory (including Jervis Bay) New South Wales ... Australia Western Australia Native Title Representative Body Native Title Legislation Native Title Policy Native Title Representative Body ... Yamatji Marlpa Barna Baba Maaja Aboriginal Corporation Overview There are 5 native title representative bodies (NTRBs) operating in Western Australia. The areas covered by these representative bodies are shown on the Native Title Representative Bodies Map (below). Map Native Title Representative Bodies Map [PDF FORMAT 644Kb Goldfields Land and Sea Council Aboriginal Corporation The (GLSC) is an association of Aboriginal people from Western Australia's Goldfields region. The Council was established in 1984 as the peak Aboriginal land and heritage body in the region. The vision statement of the GLSC is "to consult with and effectively represent Aboriginal people within its region, particularly with regard to the achievement of meaningful native title outcomes as well as other land justice initiatives, while performing its functions under the Native Title Act 1993" (GLSC Annual Report 2002-2003 p.16). The GLSC was re-recognised as the native title representative body for an area that extends from Wiluna (on the edge of the Great Central Desert) to Esperance on Australia's south coast on 1 July 2000. The GLSC also has jurisdiction over the sea adjacent to its south coast boundary, extending to the edge of Australia's Exclusive Economic Zone.

29. Australian Government Emergency Management Australia - Nt ComDisPlan Assistance to states and territories The Act provides forpreparation of Territory, regional and local counter - disaster plans which http://www.ema.gov.au/agd/ema/emaInternet.nsf/Page/RWP108CA10E3DBAA647CA256C4C00

30. Australia Wide Migration Group The australian Government, in consultation with State and Territory Governments, RCBs covering regional areas in all australian states and territories. http://www.australiamigration.com.au/news_3ef7f58deb9fc814246349.html

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31. Journal Of Population Research: As The Population Clock Winds Down: Indicative E Although there are many excellent studies of Australia s regional demography, focus on individual regions, that is individual states and territories, http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0PCG/is_2_19/ai_105711361

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles Journal of Population Research Nov 2002 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Related Searches Aged / Statistics Population density / Statistics Domestic policy / Interpretation and construction Government programs / Interpretation and construction Featured Titles for ASA News ASEE Prism Academe African American Review ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports As the population clock winds down: indicative effects of population ageing in Australia's states and territories Journal of Population Research Nov, 2002 by Natalie Jackson Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. Continue article Advertisement Although there are many excellent studies of Australia's regional demography, these largely focus on individual regions, that is individual states and territories, and concern subregional distribution and migration. Few have examined, in comparative terms, what the combined effects of births, deaths, and migration mean for regional differences in the speed of ageing and onset of natural decline, or the associated social, economic, and political implications (see Hugo 1999; Felmingham, Jackson and Zhang 2002). Reflecting this deficit, most considerations of population ageing in Australia have a strong national focus, with the media regularly reporting that, for example, 'Australia's population of workforce age will rise until 2015 and stay constant after that' (Steketee 2001: 11). Such pronouncements ignore the implications of the marked differences in this indicator projected for each state and territory.

32. EMJA: Trends And Regional Differences In Testosterone Prescribing In Australia, (Medical Journal of Australia) Trends and regional differences in testosterone Benefits Scheme (PBS) expenditure in australian states and territories. http://www.mja.com.au/public/issues/181_08_181004/han10115_fm.html

Home Issues Email alerts Classifieds ... Contents list for this issue For editorial comment, see Stuckey Pharmacology Endocrinology Pdf version of this article ... Other articles have cited this article Research David J Handelsman MJA Introduction Methods Results National temporal trends ... Author details Abstract Objectives: To analyse temporal trends and geographical variations in testosterone prescribing in Australia. Design and setting: An analysis of testosterone prescribing over the past 11 years according to products and region, determined by Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS) expenditure in Australian states and territories. Main outcome measure: Patterns of monthly PBS expenditure on injectable, oral and implantable testosterone products from 1 January 1991 to 30 December 2001, classified by state or territory. Results: Conclusion: The two striking upsurges in testosterone prescribing despite no convincing new evidence to justify them appear to reflect promotional activity to prescribe testosterone for older men, rather than overcoming the underdiagnosis of androgen deficiency related to pituitary or testicular disease in younger men. The curtailments after the introduced restrictions to PBS prescribing for older men without overt androgen deficiency were partial and temporary, suggesting that such regulatory barriers are only partly successful in counteracting the commercial and populist pressure driving excessive testosterone prescribing. Professional and community education is needed for appropriate diagnosis of genuine androgen deficiency in younger men, while discouraging unproven testosterone treatment for ageing men.

33. GEOPOL - States And Insular Territories BIOT, British Indian Ocean Territory. Christmas, australian external territory Indianoceanic Region states and territories Indian Ocean Regional http://geography.laurentian.ca/cb/geopol/states.htm

The Indianoceanic States and Insular Territories On the definition of the Indianoceanic Region and the Indianoceanic typology, click here Indian Ocean Rim States (28) States Localisation Australia Southeastern coasts of Indian Ocean Bangladesh Northern shore of IO, South Asia Burma (Myanmar) North-estern shore of IO, Southeast Asia Comoros Southwestern Indian Ocean islands Djibouti Western shore of IO, East Africa East Timor Indonesian archipelago, Southeast Asia * France * For Reunion I., Mayotte, Kerguelen, etc. (1) India Northern shore of IO, South Asia Indonesia Eastern shore of IO, Southeast Asia Iran Northern shore of IO, Persian Gulf Kenya Western shore of IO, East Africa Madagascar Southwestern Indian Ocean islands Malaysia Northeastern shore of IO, Southeast Asia Maldives North of Indian ocean, South Asia Mauritius Southwestern Indian Ocean islands Mozambique Western shore of IO, Southeast Africa Oman Northwestern shore of IO, Arabian Peninsula Pakistan Northern shore of IO, South Asia Seychelles Southwestern Indian Ocean islands Singapore Northeastern shore of IO, Southeast Asia

34. The Regional Entry Point - States & Territories External Link Australia s territories Government Information state territory This web site is supported by the australian Government Regional http://www.regionalaustralia.gov.au/explore_government/collection.cfm?Node=5131

35. Territories And Other Sub-national Regions Of The World territories and other subnational regions of the world australian AntarcticTerritory, Australia, 0, 6110000, 1933, disputed http://www.johnstonsarchive.net/other/count2b.html

Territories and other sub-national regions of the world compiled by Wm. Robert Johnston last updated 9 July 2005 territory administering country population, 2005 area, km date attained status notes American Samoa United States Anguilla United Kingdom Argentine Antarctica Argentina disputed Aruba Netherlands Ashmore and Cartier Islands Australia disputed Australian Antarctic Territory Australia disputed Bermuda United Kingdom Bouvet Island Norway British Antarctic Territory United Kingdom disputed British Indian Ocean Territory United Kingdom British Virgin Islands United Kingdom Cayman Islands United Kingdom Chilean Antarctica Chile disputed Christmas Island Australia Clipperton Island France Cocos Islands Australia Cook Islands New Zealand Coral Sea Islands Australia Falkland Islands United Kingdom Faroe Islands Denmark French Guiana France French Polynesia France French Southern and Antarctic Lands France French Southern and Antarctic Lands (Adelie Land) France disputed Gaza Strip Israel special Gibraltar United Kingdom Greenland Denmark Guadeloupe France Guam United States Guernsey United Kingdom Heard and McDonald Islands Australia Hong Kong China special Howland, Baker and Jarvis Islands

36. State And Territory Export Awards Open For Business (2004) - Australian Export A All australian states and territories are now accepting entries for their 2004Export Businesses large and small, metropolitan and rural/regionalbased, http://www.austrade.gov.au/exportawards/layout/0,,0_PWB110417157-1_23kbfwzk-2_-3

About Austrade Search content index asd index Home About the awards ... Contact us Media and publications Recent news Media releases Export awards publications Thursday, 27 May 2004 All Australian states and territories are now accepting entries for their 2004 Export Awards. Businesses large and small, metropolitan and rural/regional-based, from a wide range of industry sectors are invited to enter. The national awards recognise achievers in eleven industry categories - agribusiness, arts and entertainment, education, emerging exporter, information industries, large advanced manufacturer, minerals, regional exporter, small to medium manufacturer, services and tourism. There are also two special award categories, the Special Achievement Award, and the Australian Exporter of the Year. To find out more, contact the award organiser in your state/territory (see below), call Austrade on 13 28 78 or visit www.austrade.gov.au/australiaexportaward State and territory winners automatically progress through to the national Australian Export Awards (AEA), which will be presented at a Gala Dinner and Awards Ceremony at the Gold Coast on 9 December 2004. This is the 41st year the AEAs have been run. The Australian Trade Commission (Austrade) and the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ACCI) are the joint presenters of the national awards.

37. The Contribution Of The States And Territories To Australia's Science And Innova The contribution of the states and territories to Australia s science and support provided for science and innovation in the regions, examples of local http://www.dest.gov.au/sectors/research_sector/publications_resources/profiles/c

@import url(http://www.dest.gov.au/Templates/Stylesheets/SiteLayout.css); Skip to main menu Skip to content Home Sectors ... A-Z Index Menu navigation Skip navigation Research Research main page Related websites ... Research sector A-Z You are here: Home Research Profiles > Contribution of States and Territories to Australian science The contribution of the states and territories to Australia's science and innovation system This report maps the main features of science and innovation in each State and Territory. It highlights significant actions for each jurisdiction and provides information on funding and future trends. This paper is one of a number of case studies and research papers commissioned as background to Mapping Australia's Science and Innovation System. On this page Abstract Authors Publication Details Topics Covered ... Availability Abstract Since the latter part of the 1990’s State and Territory Governments have become strategic investors in their science and innovation systems. This represents a change in the long-standing practice of investing in only the elements of the research base necessary to support their direct responsibilities of resource development, public health and the environment. This report seeks to identify the main features of science and innovation in each jurisdiction. It includes an investigation of the main drivers of investment, key instruments in innovation and commercialisation, science and innovation linkages between the states and territories, linkages to Commonwealth programmes, support provided for science and innovation in the regions, examples of local government activities relating to science and innovation and how each State or Territory encourages cooperation in international science and technology.

38. Directory Australian Obituaries At Obituary Depot australian states territories. Australia Capital Territory Obituaries NewSouth Wales Obituaries Norfolk Island Obituaries http://www.daddezio.com/obituary/depot.au/

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39. New MARC Country And Geographic Area Codes Technical notice of new MARC country codes for australian states and territoriesand geographic area codes for australian regions. http://www.loc.gov/marc/tn050712.html

MARC: News and Announcements (July 12, 2005) TECHNICAL NOTICE Additions to the MARC Country and Geographic Area Code Lists Network Development and MARC Standards Office The codes listed below have been approved for use in MARC 21 records. They include MARC country and geographic area codes for states and territories in Australia requested by the National Library of Australia. From 1972 until the adoption of USMARC as the national standard in 1991, Australia had its own MARC specification, AUSMARC, that included more specific country codes for states and territories. The National Library of Australia has continued to use these more specific codes in its national bibliographic database for the ability to retrieve data by state and territory jurisdiction. Codes are available at this level for similar jurisdictions in the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. The following new codes are defined for Australian states and territories and will be included in the next edition of the MARC Code List for Countries New code Place name Previously coded aca Australian Capital Territory at xga Coral Sea Islands Territory at xna New South Wales at xoa Northern Territory at qea Queensland at xra South Australia at tma Tasmania at vra Victoria at wea Western Australia at The following new codes are defined for Australian regions and will be included in the next edition of the MARC Code List for Geographic Areas New code Place name Previously coded u-atc Central Australia u-at u-ate Eastern Australia

40. ATSE - Water Recycling In Australia Rural and Regional Queensland 4.5.4 Community Consultation 4.6 South Australia APPENDIX 1 EFFLUENT REUSE DATA FOR australian states AND territories http://www.atse.org.au/index.php?sectionid=597

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