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Австралийская федеральная полиция

Австралийская федеральная полиция – федеральный орган полиции Австралийского Союза, входит в портфель Министерства внутренних дел и Министерства генерального прокурора. Официально создана 19 октября 1979 года в результате реформирования трех ранее существовавших ведомств: полиции Содружества, полиции Австралийского союза и федерального бюро по борьбе с наркотиками. В функции Австралийской федеральной полиции, кроме общеполицейских, входят внешняя разведка и охрана безопасности главы государства и Правительства. Текущие направления работы Незаконный оборот наркотиков Торговля людьми, в том числе сексуальное рабство и эксплуатация человека Крупное мошенничество против правительства Преступления с участием информационных технологий и связи Предупреждение, борьба с терроризмом Транснациональные и мульти-юрисдикционные преступления Отмывание денег Организованная преступность Обеспечение авиационной безопасности в крупных аэропортах Австралии Учреждения Национальная координационная группа по вопросам без вести пропавших Австралийское Национальное центральное бюро Интерпола Австралийский центр данных взрывчатых веществ Международная группа развертывания Команда торжественного протокола (почетный караул) Аэропортовые службы Австралийской федеральной полиции Подобные учреждения в других странах Австрия Федеральное управление уголовной полиции Бразилия Федеральная полиция Канада Королевская канадская конная полиция (КККП) Германия Федеральная полиция Федеральное управление уголовной полиции Ирландия Национальное бюро уголовного розыска Новая Зеландия Полиция Новой Зеландии Россия Федеральная служба безопасности (ФСБ) Федеральная служба войск национальной гвардии (Росгвардия) Испания Национальная полиция (CNP) США Федеральное бюро расследований (ФБР) Федеральная служба охраны Галерея Примечания Ссылки Австралийская федеральная полиция - официальный сайт Австралийская федеральная полиция - фото
Australian Institute of Sport

Das Australian Institute of Sport (AIS; Australisches Sportinstitut) ist ein Bildungs- und Trainingsinstitut in Australien, das die Förderung des Spitzensports zum Ziel hat. Es unterstützt Athleten in zahlreichen Sportarten und bildet Trainer aus. Es werden sowohl olympische als auch nichtolympische Sportarten gefördert. Der Sitz befindet sich in der Hauptstadt Canberra im Stadtteil Bruce, auf einem 65 Hektar großen Gelände mit zahlreichen Sportanlagen, zu denen auch das Canberra Stadium gehört. Einige Ausbildungsprogramme des Instituts werden in Außenstellen in anderen australischen Städten angeboten. Gegründet wurde das AIS im Jahr 1985. Auslöser war das schlechte Abschneiden bei den Olympischen Sommerspielen 1976 in Montreal, als kein einziger Australier eine Goldmedaille gewann. Seither hat das Institut zahlreiche Olympiasieger und Weltmeister hervorgebracht. Institut Das AIS beschäftigt 190 Mitarbeiter. Dazu gehören Trainer und Spezialisten in den Bereichen Sportmedizin, Ernährung, Leistungsanalyse, Biomechanik, angewandte Forschung, Talentsuche, schulische Ausbildung der Athleten, Kondition, Psychologie und Physiotherapie. Das AIS hat eigene Basketball-, Fußball- und Netball-Mannschaften, die in unteren Ligen spielen. Jedes Jahr bietet das AIS Stipendien für über 700 Athleten an, dies in 35 verschiedenen Förderprogrammen in 26 Sportarten. Auch Behindertensportler in den Bereichen Leichtathletik, Schwimmen und Ski alpin können von den Stipendien profitieren. Seit dem 1. Juli 2001 gibt es zusätzlich das Olympic Winter Institute of Australia. Dieses ist auf Wintersportarten spezialisiert, die seit Ende der 1990er Jahre in Australien einen Boom erleben. Ausbildungsprogramme Im Jahr 2005 bot das AIS Ausbildungsprogramme in folgenden Sportarten an: in Canberra: Basketball, Behindertensport, Bogenschießen, Boxen, Fußball, Gerätturnen, Leichtathletik, Netball, Rudern, Schwimmen, Triathlon, Volleyball (Männer) und Wasserball (Männer) in Brisbane: Cricket, Squash, Softball und Wasserspringen in Gold Coast: Kanusport in Adelaide: Radsport in Melbourne: Australian Football, Tennis und Wintersportarten in Mornington Peninsula: Golf in Sydney: Behindertensport, Rugby League, Rugby Union, Ski alpin, Segeln und Wasserball (Frauen) in Perth: Hockey Nachdem zahlreiche Fußballspieler sich dazu entschlossen hatten, für andere Nationalmannschaften zu spielen (insbesondere Kroatien), müssen diese nun einen Vertrag unterschreiben. Gemäß diesem sind sie verpflichtet, in einem solchen Fall die Ausbildungskosten zurückzuerstatten. Weblinks Offizielle Website Website des Olympic Winter Institute of Australia Einzelnachweise
Australian Institute of Sport

L'Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) est un programme sportif national afin de former les jeunes athlètes australiens. L'institut est basé dans la ville de Canberra. Il s'agit d'une des divisions de la Australian Sports Commission. Historique L'institut a été fondé en 1981 en réponse à la faillite des Australiens lors des Jeux olympiques d'été de 1976, où aucune médaille d'or n'avait été ramenée de Montréal. L'institut L'AIS embauche un certain nombre d'employés qui travaillent principalement dans les sciences du sport et la médecine du sport, qui comprennent des disciplines telles que la nutrition sportive, l'analyse des performances, l'acquisition de compétences, la physiologie, la récupération, la biomécanique, l'éducation à la carrière des athlètes, la force et le conditionnement, la psychologie, les thérapies physiques, l'identification des talents et la recherche appliquée sur la performance. L'AIS Arena est un stade couvert de 5 200 places qui a été utilisé pour des sports tels que le basket-ball, la gymnastique et le volley-ball ainsi que des concerts de musique. Directement adjacent à l'institut, mais ne faisant pas strictement partie de celui-ci, se trouve le stade extérieur de Canberra, d'une capacité de 25 000 places, qui a accueilli des matchs de toutes les principales formes de football pratiquées en Australie. En 2005, 2009 et 2010, l'institut a remporté des prix aux prestigieux Canberra and Capital Region Tourism Awards.Ces prix ont été décernés en reconnaissance des visites publiques quotidiennes disponibles. Chaque visite, qui passe par plusieurs bâtiments différents de l'institut ainsi que l'aréna et la zone Sportex, est dirigée par un athlète qui s'y entraîne actuellement. Les programmes Les sections de haut niveau L'équipe de basket-ball féminin évolue en Women's National Basketball League, soit le plus haut niveau du pays. L'équipe cycliste Jayco.com-AIS est soutenue par l'AIS. Olympic Winter Institute of Australia Voir aussi Articles connexes Institut national du sport et de l'éducation physique (l'équivalent en France) Canadian Institute of Sport (l'équivalent au Canada) Liens externes Site officiel Ressource relative à la recherche : CrossRef Portail du sport Portail du Territoire de la capitale australienne Portail de l’Australie
Australian Institute of Sport

L'Australian Institute of Sport (conosciuta anche come AIS) è un college australiano, che si trova a Bruce, a nord della capitale australiana Canberra. Costituisce un centro sportivo di alta formazione per atleti di varie discipline ed è gestito dall'Australian Sports Commission, ente pubblico emanazione del governo di Canberra. L'idea di costituire un istituto di diritto pubblico per la formazione sportiva fu lanciata nel 1976 dopo le Olimpiadi di Montreal, in cui il team australiano non aveva ottenuto alcuna medaglia d'oro. Negli anni diverse succursali sono state aperte in altre città australiane e anche all'estero, come l'AIS European Training Centre a Gavirate (VA). Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Australian Institute of Sport Collegamenti esterni (EN) Sito ufficiale, su ais.org.au.
Australian Institute of Sport

Australijski Instytut Sportu (ang. The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS)) – australijska ogólnokrajowa instytucja sportowa z siedzibą w Canberze, podlegająca Australijskiej Komisji Sportowej, która z kolei podlega rządowi Australii. Celem AIS jest wszechstronna pomoc na najwyższym poziomie w rozwoju młodych utalentowanych sportowców, rokujących już w młodym wieku nadzieje na osiągnięcie znaczących sukcesów. AIS zostało utworzone w 1981 roku tuż po letnich igrzyskach olimpijskich w Montrealu w 1976; podczas których Reprezentacja Australii nie zdobyła złotego medalu. W instytucie zatrudnionych jest ponad 190 pracowników, w tym 70 trenerów. Oprócz sztabu szkoleniowego AIS zatrudnia dużą liczbę specjalistów, którzy pracują w sztabie medycznym i naukowym. Pracują oni w kierunkach dotyczących m.in.: diety sportowców, analizy wydajności, fizjologii, biomechaniki i kondycji. Zespoły sportowe podlegające AIS występują w następujących ligach krajowych: Victorian Premier League, Women’s National Basketball League, South East Australian Basketball League, A-League National Youth League oraz Commonwealth Bank Trophy. Zobacz też Olympic Winter Institute of Australia Linki zewnętrzne Oficjalna strona AIS
Australian Institute of Sport

The Australian Institute of Sport (AIS) är en institution för träning av sport i Australien med träning och anläggningar i världsklass. Institutets huvudkvarter öppnade 1981 och ligger i Canberra, Australiens huvudstad. Det 66 hektar stora campuset ligger i den norra förorten Bruce, även om vissa av institutets program är placerade i andra australiska städer. Det är en del av Australian Sports Commission. Referenser Den här artikeln är helt eller delvis baserad på material från engelskspråkiga Wikipedia, tidigare version.
Tom Price Senior High School

Tom Price Senior High School is a government comprehensive secondary school located in Tom Price, a regional centre 1,092 kilometres (679 mi) north east of Perth, Western Australia. The school is operated by the WA Department of Education. The school principal is Trevor Henderson. Established as a district high school in 1971 it enrolled students from Year 1 to Year 10. With an enrolment of 700 students, the school became a senior high school in 1995, switching to enrolling students from Year 8 to Year 12. Enrolments at the school have been reasonably steady over the past few years with 242 students enrolled in 2007, 254 in 2008, 250 in 2009, 238 in 2010, 245 in 2011, 246 in 2012 and 312 in 2018. In 2023, 32 percent of enrolled students identified as Indigenous Australians and 15 percent as being from a language background other than English. See also List of schools in rural Western Australia Education in Western Australia References External links Official website
Toodyay District High School

Toodyay District High School is a government combined school, located in Toodyay, a town in the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia, Australia. Established in 1886, the school currently has 333 students in total (as of 2020), from Year K to Year 10; of whom 25 percent identified as Indigenous Australians and 15 percent of whom were from a language background other than English. The school is operated by the WA Department of Education. The school principal is David Ball. The school district includes the town of Toodyay and surrounding agricultural areas. History The original Toodyay school, known as Newcastle, was built in 1886 and opened in 1887. This building is now the Uniting Church. The school was renamed Toodyay in 1910, and the school moved to its present site on the Avon River in 1954. In 1967, it commenced offering Year 8–10 classes. A fire in 1993 destroyed most of the existing buildings and a rebuilt school was opened on the same site eighteen months later. The Toodyay District High School Parents and Citizens Association raised a substantial amount of money to re-equip these new buildings. The closest school for Year 11 and 12 students is Northam Senior High School. Community work The school works in strong partnership with its local community. Each year, the school embarks on a project involving students in their community. The restoration of Newcastle Park is the product of projects involving students. Students have also been actively involved in revegetation projects along local waterways. A highlight of 2004 was a year 10 student winning a public speaking competition to earn a place on the Premier's Anzac trip to Gallipoli. Extra-curricular activities Many opportunities are provided for students to participate in extra-curricular activities. Students and families have hosted annual visits by Japanese students. Students have also participated in school trips to Japan. Country Week, Camps, Emergency Service Cadets and an annual Ski Trip add to the opportunities available for students at Toodyay District High School. Six From Borneo project In early 2011, the Year 9 and 10 Drama students were involved in recording an updated version of the play Six From Borneo, which was originally broadcast on ABC radio in 1947. The play tells the story of over 2000 prisoners of war, held by the Japanese in Sandakan, North Borneo during World War II. The play tells the story of the Sandakan Death Marches that the prisoners were taken on, and how only six POWs, all of whom were Australian, survived by escaping. The story is relevant to Toodyay as four local men, including three brothers, were killed on the death marches. The play commenced recording in May 2011 with the help of the Toodyay community, including local radio station Toodyay Community Radio, Toodyay RSL and the Shire of Toodyay and has been broadcast periodically by Toodyay Community Radio since 2011. See also Education in Western Australia List of district high schools in rural Western Australia References External links Official website School profile Midlands Education District Toodyay Community Radio Country Week
Toorak Park

Toorak Park is an Australian rules football and cricket venue located in the Melbourne suburb of Armadale. The ground hosted four Victorian Football Association (VFA) grand finals in the 1930s, before later serving as the primary finals venue for Division 2 of the VFA between 1961 and 1984. It also hosted thirteen Victorian Football League (VFL) matches during World War II. As of 2026, is the home of the Prahran Football Club and Old Xaverians Football Club in the Victorian Amateur Football Association (VAFA) and the Prahran Cricket Club in the Victorian Premier Cricket (VPC) competition. History Toorak Park opened in 1893 when it was used by Hawksburn Cricket Club (later Prahran). The Prahran Football Club in the Victorian Football Association began home matches at the venue in 1899, and used it as its home base until it left the Association after 1994. Old Xaverians moved there for the 1995 VAFA season and now share the oval with Prahran, which now also plays in the VAFA. Toorak Park hosted four VFA Grand Finals between 1935 and 1938, and served as the finals venue (including Grand Finals) for the VFA Division 2 from 1961 until 1984, except in 1967. The ground record attendance for a football match is approximately 17,000, for the 1938 VFA Grand Final between Brunswick and Brighton. During World War II, several venues used by the Victorian Football League teams were commandeered for military use. The VFA was in recess during World War II, so the St Kilda Football Club, whose Junction Oval was one of the commandeered venues, temporarily moved to Toorak Park, using it as a home base in 1942 and 1943. South Melbourne also played one home match there in 1942. Altogether, Toorak Park hosted thirteen VFL matches. The highest attendance recorded for a VFL match was 11,000 at the St Kilda vs Richmond match, round 3 of 1943. In 1959, the Prahran Council leased the ground to the Victorian Rugby Union on alternate Saturdays (when the Prahran Football Club firsts team was playing away) for the considerable sum at the time of £660, the Prahran Football Club paid only £60 to rent the ground for the whole winter. The VFA rules required that all clubs have access to the same ground throughout the winter, so that the seconds could play home when the firsts played away; as a result, Prahran was expelled from the VFA for that season. The football club secured a winter-long lease in 1960 and returned to the association. The Grandstand was replaced in 2024 with a double story pavilion with a function room, change rooms and seating for 150 spectators. At the same time the lighting system was replaced with LEDs. References
Toorourrong Reservoir

Toorourrong Reservoir är en reservoar i Australien. Den ligger i delstaten Victoria, omkring 42 kilometer nordost om delstatshuvudstaden Melbourne. I omgivningarna runt Toorourrong Reservoir växer i huvudsak städsegrön lövskog. Runt Toorourrong Reservoir är det ganska glesbefolkat, med 31 invånare per kvadratkilometer. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är 1 244 millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är juli, med i genomsnitt 140 mm nederbörd, och den torraste är januari, med 49 mm nederbörd. Källor
Toowoomba State High School

Toowoomba State High School (TSHS) is a co-educational state high school located in Mount Lofty, Toowoomba, Queensland, Australia. TSHS was established in 1919. The school catered for approximately 840 students (2015) in years seven to twelve. History The school was originally in Margaret Street, Toowoomba. Over two years in 1961–62, the school relocated to the suburb of Mount Lofty which is in the north-east corner of Toowoomba. In 1998, the Wilsonton campus of Toowoomba State High School was established in the suburb of Wilsonton Heights which is in the north-west corner of Toowoomba. It was opened by then Education Minister, Bob Quinn. From 1998 to 2016 Toowoomba State High School consisted of two campuses, the Mount Lofty campus and the Wilsonton campus. In 2016, it was decided the two campuses would become two separate schools. In August 2016, a public survey was conducted in order to determine Wilsonton Campus' new name, uniform as well as sports logo for 2017 onwards. After the survey was conducted, it was decided that Wilsonton Campus would be renamed Wilsonton State High School. The sports polo shirt would be black, purple and green with a white trim and the sports logo would be a Pegasus. The new Wilsonton State High School opened on the first school day in 2017 (23 January 2017). In 2017, a new $5 million hall was announced for the new Wilsonton school. The arts T.S.H.S is well known for their excellence in The Arts. The school has bands, choirs and dance troupes. One of the well-known choirs at the school is the "Lofty Glee Choir". The choirs and bands perform at many school and public events. Sports Toowoomba State High School is also keen on excellence in the sporting arena. Each year the school has their Swimming Carnival, Athletics Carnival and Cross Country. Notable alumni Michael Berkman, Greens MLA for the inner-Brisbane seat of Maiwar in the Queensland Legislative Assembly. John Alexander "Jack" French, V.C. Local Hero Owen Glyndwr (Glyn) Jenkins, Elected member of the Parliament of Victoria from 1970 to 1982 Ian Leslie, television journalist and corporate communicator. James McGrath, Senator for Queensland (2014- ) Glynis Nunn (née Saunders), Heptathlete Travis Passier, volleyball player. He competed for Australia at the 2012 Summer Olympics. Passier is a 6’9" middle blocker for the Australia men's national volleyball team. Greg Ritchie, Australian Cricketer Ellen Roberts, climate campaigner, named in Queensland's 100 most influential people in 2018 Gary Spence, Qld State President of the Liberal National Party; managing director of Brown Consulting) Ian Stewart, Queensland Police Commissioner and Toowoomba State High School captain Derek Volker, senior public servant See also List of schools in Queensland References External links Toowoomba State High School Website
Torbay Inlet

Torbay Inlet is an estuarine inlet in the Great Southern region of Western Australia situated approximately 40 kilometres (25 mi) east of the town of Denmark, Western Australia. Torbay Inlet is a wave-dominated estuary that functions primarily as a result of wave energy. The estuary has been severely modified as most of the natural catchment cover has been cleared. Covering a total surface area of 3.1 square kilometres (1 sq mi), 2.1 square kilometres (1 sq mi) of this is the central basin with the remainder being composed of saltmarsh and tidal delta. The lagoon is quite shallow and fringed with sedges and paperbarks. The inlet outflows into the Southern Ocean and is part of the Torbay Inlet and Lake Powell Catchment Area. Much of the land surrounding the inlet has an elevation of less than 1 metre (3 ft) so that under certain tidal and wind conditions the land is inundated with sea water that floods back up the estuary. As a result, in 1912, a barrage with floodgates was constructed to prevent this, but this proved to be unsuccessful. A sandbar exists across the mouth of the estuary for most of the year, but it is often breached following significant rain events. Trekkers on the Bibbulmun Track use the either the sandbar to cross the inlet or an alternative route using the Lower Denmark Road to go around the inlet. Catchment The catchment area is one of the most altered on the South Coast. The inlet drains a large swampland area that includes Lake Powell, Lake Manarup, Five Mile Swamp, Seven Mile Swamp and Marbelup Brook along with a number of man-made agricultural drains. The area of the catchment is 330 square kilometres (127 sq mi) of which 55% has been cleared and contains 244 kilometres (152 mi) of water ways. Some swampland in the lower catchment was drained to open land for agriculture. Unfortunately this exposed pyrite in the soil that oxidised in the open air rendering the soil acid and infertile. Watershed Torbay Watershed Torbay was a four-year project which planned and implemented a restoration plan for the Torbay Catchment. The Torbay catchment Group is the community group that formed in 1999 to implement the restoration plan. The activities of the group include establishing and repairing fencing around the waterway, Watsonia control and Wetland construction for nutrient stripping. References