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Our Labrador puppies are bred in a family environment, and are socialised with other

dogs, children, adults, etc. They also enjoy their rural 5 acre property, including the

dam.

Our quality Labrador puppies normally go to their new homes when they are at least eight

weeks of age. This is for a couple of reasons.

Firstly, they are Vet checked, vaccinated, microchipped, etc at six weeks of age. And

then they remain with us for the further two weeks to help their immunity to respond etc

to the vaccinations, before they leave us.

Secondly, it is our understanding that it is also a requirement of law for dog breeders

in NSW not to sell their Labrador puppies until they are at least eight weeks of age. And

we believe that this is sensible, so that the Labrador pups are of adequate maturity

before going to their new homes, and to also allow for vaccination’s response etc.

Please note that we are experienced and registered Labrador breeders, having been

breeding Labradors for many years now, and being registered with Dogs NSW.

Each Labrador pup that we breed is provided to their new family with a range of items,

which include:

six weeks of free insurance (conditions apply);

vaccination of each Labrador puppy at 6 weeks of age (and with Vet certificate);

worming (by breeder);

microchip (by Veterinarian);

examination of each puppy by a Veterinarian;

numerous dog related ebooks;

pedigree certificate; and

comprehensive care and welfare guide for your Labrador pup.

In relation to delivery, the Labrador pups can be collected directly from us, or they can

be transported to you. Many of our Labrador pups go to Sydney, and can be flown there or

can be collected from us at Taree. We also have Labrador pups flying to other

destinations, so please do not hesitate to contact us if you would like further details.

As a guide of the cost, following are details of the flight costs to the various

destinations for an eight week old Labrador puppy:

Sydney: $155 Canberra: $185 Melbourne: $205 Brisbane: $165 Perth: $360 Darwin:

$350 Adelaide: $220 Hobart: $220

Please note that these details do not remain valid, and should not be relied upon. They

are only provided as a guide.

We have Labrador puppies for sale in NSW Australia normally at various times throughout

the year.

More details, pictures, etc about our puppies are on our website.

Email: puppies@labrador-retrievers.com.au

Post: PO Box 358 Taree NSW 2430

Phone: (0432) 665881

Website: www.labrador-retrievers.com.au

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IGNITION is back, bigger and better then ever. This time it’s at Discovery Night Club on Thursday May the 27th

And Chingy is going to be Right Thurrr

Chingy performing Live @ Ignition

CHINGY thats right, the man that brought you the hit songs RIGHT THURRR, ONE CALL AWAY, BALLAR BABY, DEM JEANS, HOLIDAY INN and more…..

Tickets on sale Saturday 1st May around – Outlets to be advised

VIP/Backstage Includes ,

Free Basic Sprits, Beer, Wine, Champagne, for 2 hours
Back stage Passes to meet and greet Chingy after his performance, photos can be taken with the celebrity and you can party with him and his entourage.
join the VIP after party.

Supporting act:
HUMIDITY ENTERTAINMENT (Tha Brotherz, E DOUBLE D, Emerald Sun & DVS) all the way from Melbourne performing live on stage.
NTSA – Mike Samoa, Tiffinz -J- Castell – Dan The Underdog (Adelaide)
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You will be hearing all the best RNB and Hip Hop all night being played by the Ignition Crew of DJ’s

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Ignition presents Chingy Live @ Discovery Night Club- attend this event and keep upto date with all of the lastest Ignition Event info

Darwin get ready to be ignited …and it”s only gonna hotter from here!!

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Accompanied by the sound of rain, Larissa Behrendt (of the Eualeyai/Kamillaroi) talks about the Intervention in the Northern Territory. The date is 20th June, 2009 – which marks the 2nd anniversary of the Australian government’s Emergency Response in the NT (2007).

Larissa highlights the (il)legal dimension of the Intervention and the suspension of the Racial Discrimination Act (RDA); the strong tradition of Indigenous political struggle in Australia, and the historical parallels between the rhetoric used to justify the Stolen Generations policies and the NT Intervention. 100% Juice.

Larissa is Professor of Law and Indigenous Studies in the Jumbunna Indigenous House of Learning, University of Technology, Sydney. She is also a practising Barrister who has previously worked with the United Nations. She is currently Chair of National Indigenous Television, Director of Bangarra Dance Company and is on the board of the Museum of Contemporary Art. Larissa is also a judicial member of the Administrative Decisions Tribunal and the Serious Offenders Review Council and an Acting Commissioner on the Land and Environment Court, Fellow for the Australian Social Sciences Academy, a Foundation Fellow for the Australian Academy of Law and a member of the ARC College of Experts. She is published on property law, Indigenous rights, dispute resolution and Aboriginal women’s issues and is a regular columnist for the National Indigenous Times. Larissa is also an author; ‘Home’ is her first novel.

Larissa speaking at Amensty International in 2008 – celebrating the 60th Anniversary of the Declaration of Human Rights: http://www.amnesty.org.au/wiki/PUBLIC_FORUM_SPEECH:_PROFESSOR_LARISSA_BEHRENDT/

More info on Larissa from Wiki:
Behrendt completed a Bachelor of Laws at the University of New South Wales (UNSW) in 1992, and in the same year she was admitted by the Supreme Court of New South Wales to practice as a solicitor. Behrendt then travelled to the United States, where she completed a Master of Laws at Harvard Law School in 1994, and a Doctorate of Laws from the same institution in 1998. In 2000 she was admitted by the Supreme Court of the Australian Capital Territory to practice as a barrister.

During her stay at Harvard Law School, Behrendt also worked in Canada with a range of First Nations organisations. In 1999, she worked with the Assembly of First Nations in developing a gender equality policy, and she also represented the Assembly at the United Nations. Also in 1999, she did a study for the Slavey people comparing native title developments in Australia, Canada and New Zealand.

Since 1998, Behrendt has been a member of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS), and was appointed to the Institute’s Research Advisory Council in 2000. Between 2000 and 2002, Behrendt worked with the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission, developing various policies, and in 2000 she worked with Mick Dodson at the Council for Aboriginal Reconciliation developing a reconciliation policy and draft reconciliation legislation.

Behrendt has written extensively on legal and indigenous social justice issues. She has published two books, Aboriginal Dispute Resolution (1995)[1] and Achieving Social Justice (2003),[2] and has written many articles for Australian and Canadian legal journals. Behrendt has also written a novel, Home,[3] which won the Queensland Premier’s Literary Awards, David Unaipon Award in 2002, and the Commonwealth Writers Prize for Best First Novel in the South East Asian/South Pacific region in 2005. She also won the award for outstanding achievement in literature in the 2004 Deadlys. She has been a director of the Sydney Writers’ Festival since 2002.

UNSW awarded Behrendt the Alumni of the Year Award in 1993, and she is now a life member of the alumni association. Also in 1993, she was the winner of the Lionel Murphy Foundation Scholarship. In 2002, Behrendt was the co-recipient of the inaugural Neville Bonner National Teaching Award. Behrendt has taught at UNSW, the Australian National University, and the University of Technology, Sydney, where she has been a member of the University’s Council since 2002.

visit: www.treatyrepublic.net

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Country Song – It’s A Great Place (It’s So Wonderful).

Peter Barnes authored this song in 1997.

The Northern Territory is a federal territory of Australia. The capital city is Darwin; the other two sizable settlements are Alice Springs (in the desert interior, 1,500 kilometres (930 mi) to the south) and Katherine (near the base of the Top End). Residents of the Northern Territory are often known simply as ‘Territorians’. Almost one third of the population of the Northern Territory are Indigenous Australians, a far greater proportion than in any other state or territory in Australia. There are Aboriginal communities in many parts of the territory, the largest ones being the Pitjantjatjara near Uluru, the Arrernte near Alice Springs, the Luritja between those two, the Warlpiri further north, and the Yolngu in eastern Arnhem Land. Tourism is one of the major industries on the Northern Territory. Iconic destinations such as Uluru and Kakadu make the Northern Territory a must see destination for domestic and international travellers. Diverse landscapes, spectacular waterfalls, wide open spaces, aboriginal culture, wild and untamed wildlife, all create a unique opportunity for the visitor to immerse themselves in the natural wonder that the Northern Territory offers. Images of Uluru (Ayers Rock) are recognised around the world ensuring that Tourism in the Northern Territory will remain a vital component of its future.

Northern territory Online
http://www.northernterritory.befoundonline.com.au

For information about the author go to http://www.users.on.net/revelation/Peter_Barnes.htm

You can email the author (Peter Barnes) at info@befoundonline.com.au

Other songs by the author of this song that you can view on youtube include:

‘Can You Hear Australia’s Heroes Marching?’ (Australian war memorial song).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1j24bKov5Go

‘South Australia – It’s My Home’ (A state song for South Australia)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Je4iHVfNjAc

Australian songs website at http://www.australian-songs.befoundonline.com.au/

© Peter Barnes 1997 – 2009. All Rights Reserved. All content remains the property of the respective copyright holders. All logos and trademarks are the registered trademarks of the respective trademark owners.

Videos you can watch. Aussie music. Country Music. Powerful singer emotion. Australian music. NT. Northern Terrtory song on video. Videos you can watch. Aussie music. Northern Territory. NT. Ayres Rock.

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Promo for the MOVING TO AUSTRALIA DVD.
A documentary about moving to the land down under!

If you are considering the move to Australia, then this DVD is aimed at you. Moving to a new country can be a very daunting task, but using the information provided in this educational documentary we hope it will enable you to make your pathway to Australia smooth and enjoyable.

The DVD is produced to the highest quality standards, containing beautiful scenery as well as interesting and helpful hints along the way.

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The Bower Bird : One of the most extraordinary structures in the animal word is constructed by a Bower Bird. David Attenborough tells the Life Story of the Vogelkopf Bower Bird, the one that raises the bar higher than the rest

This was originally broadcast on Fri, 10 July 2009, on BBC Radio 4. All title, ownership rights and intellectual property rights in and to the BBC Podcasts shall remain the property of the BBC or third parties.

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A grog runner like no other is on the loose in the Territory and has Minister Colleen Freshwater in a flap!
He transports alcohol along the highways in a motorized esky. This sketch won ‘best comedy’ at Northern Territory’s ‘Fist Full of Films’!

Starring Anna Daniels and Anne Edmonds from Tough at the Top.

Watch more sketches at abc.net.au/darwin/features

Become a facebook fan http://www.facebook.com/pages/Tough-at-the-Top-Comedy-Show/16534864869

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Series of talks by Sir David Attenborough on the natural histories of creatures and plants from around the world. Along the soft, muddy river banks of New South Wales, the female duck-billed platypus makes a burrow to raise her family. Not only is this the strangest of creatures, it is also one of the most tricky to film.

This was originally broadcast on Fri, 19 Jun 2009, on BBC Radio 4. All title, ownership rights and intellectual property rights in and to the BBC Podcasts shall remain the property of the BBC or third parties.

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Australian song. The Northern Territory.

Australian songs.

Inspiring song and video. It’s Our Territory – Northern Territory Australia.

The Northern Territory is a federal territory of Australia, occupying much of the center of the mainland continent, as well as the central northern regions. It shares borders with Western Australia to the west, South Australia to the south, and Queensland to the east. To the north, the territory is bordered by the Timor Sea, the Arafura Sea and the Gulf of Carpentaria. Despite its large area, over 1,349,129 square kilometres (520,902 sq mi) – making it the third largest Australian federal division – it is sparsely populated. With a population of 215,000, it is the least populous division in the country.

The history of the Northern Territory began over 40,000 years ago when Indigenous Australians settled the region. Makassan traders began trading with the indigenous people of the Northern Territory for trepang from at least the 18th century onwards, and possibly for 300 years prior to that, while the coast of the Territory was first seen by Europeans in the 17th century. The British were the first to attempt to settle the coastal regions of the Territory in the 19th century; however no attempt was successful until the establishment of a settlement at Port Darwin in 1869. Today the economy is based on tourism, especially Kakadu National Park in the Top End and the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park in central Australia, and mining.

The capital city is Darwin. Perhaps unusually when compared with Australia’s states, the population is not concentrated in coastal regions, but rather along the Stuart Highway. The other major settlements are Katherine, Alice Springs, Tennant Creek and Nhulunbuy in the territory’s north-east.

Residents of the Northern Territory are often known simply as ‘Territorians’.

Tourism is one of the major industries on the Northern Territory. Iconic destinations such as Uluru and Kakadu make the Northern Territory a popular destination for domestic and international travellers. Diverse landscapes, spectacular waterfalls, wide open spaces, aboriginal culture, wild and untamed wildlife, all create a unique opportunity for the visitor to immerse themselves in the natural wonder that the Northern Territory offers. Images of Uluru (Ayers Rock) are recognised around the world ensuring that Tourism in the Northern Territory will remain a vital component of its future.

Indigenous Australian people make up 31 per cent of the Northern Territory’s population and own some 49% of the land.

Aboriginal communities in many parts of the territory, the largest ones being the Pitjantjatjara near Uluru, the Arrernte near Alice Springs, the Luritja between those two, the Warlpiri further north, and the Yolngu in eastern Arnhem Land.

Northern Territory Online
http://www.northernterritory.befoundonline.com.au

It’s Our Territory’ – © Peter Barnes 1997 – 2009. All Rights Reserved. All content remains the property of the respective copyright holders. All logos and trademarks are the registered trademarks of the respective trademark owners.

You can also watch a video of the song ‘This Northern Land Of Mine’ authored by Peter Barnes at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ddYijlqDcaI

Other Australian songs at http://www.australian-songs.befoundonline.com.au

Northern Territory music. Video includes images of the Northern Territory and it’s people. Australia’s outback.
Australian song.

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