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Asquith High School

Asquith High School (abbreviated as AHS and formerly known as Asquith Girls High School) is a government-funded comprehensive co-education secondary day school located on Stokes Avenue, Asquith, an upper north shore suburb of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Established in 1959 to replace the Hornsby Home Science School, the school enrolled approximately 597 students in 2018, from Year 7 to Year 12, of whom two percent identified as Indigenous Australians and 30 percent were from a language background other than English. The school is operated by the NSW Department of Education in accordance with a curriculum developed by the New South Wales Education Standards Authority; the principal is Elizabeth Amvrazis. History In February 1958, the NSW Department of Education acquired a two-hectare (five-acre) site in eastern Asquith for a new girls high school to replace the Hornsby Home Science School (established 1947) that was destroyed with other school buildings on Peats Ferry Road in a bushfire in 1957. Asquith Girls High School officially commenced operation from 1 January 1959. As of 2026, the school is co-ed and has been renamed to Asquith High School. It's former sister school, Asquith Boys High School, became co-ed in the same year and was renamed to Hornsby High School. Principals The following individuals have served as principal of Asquith High School: Notable alumnae Micky Green – pop singer See also List of government schools in New South Wales: A–F Education in Australia References Further reading Asquith Girls' High School; Duke, Barbara; King, Diane (1966), Asquith Girls' High School, G.W. Hall & Co. Dewey, Patricia (2005), A history of Hornsby Home Science Secondary School Pacific Highway Hornsby, P. Dewey External links Official website NSW Department of Education School Finder – Asquith Girls High School Asquith Girls High School P&C website
Assisi Catholic College

Assisi Catholic College is an independent, Roman Catholic, co-educational, P-12, school, located on the Gold Coast in Upper Coomera, Queensland, Australia. It is administered by the Queensland Catholic Education Commission, with an enrolment of 1,491 students and a teaching staff of 103, as of 2023. It was the first P-12, Catholic, co-educational, school to operate on the Gold Coast. The Patron saints of the college are St Francis of Assisi and St Clare. History The school opened on 27 January 2005, with 150 students in Prep to Year 3 and Year 8 students and 29 staff members. By August 2007, the college had students from Prep to Year 5 and Year 8 to Year 10 students. In 2009, the college ran all year levels from Prep to Year 12 for the first time. It was one of five schools to open in Upper Coomera since the 1990s, due to significant growth within the region at the time. The school was christened by Archbishop John Bathersby and opened by Anna Bligh, the education minister, on 10 July 2005. The construction of the school library began in 2007 and was open by 2008. Dora Luxton was the founding principle, and John Frare is the current Principle, taking over from his predecessor in 2024. Facilities The name of the college; Assisi, came from a small town in the region of Umbria in Italy, due to two saints, St. Francis and St. Clare coming from the region. As such, most of the buildings in the college are named after places in Italy, which were also of importance to St Francis of Assisi – Greccio, Gubbio, Bonaventure, Perugia, San Damiano, Orvieto, Cortona, La Verna, Chiara, Sostegno, Umbria and Bertoldi. The exceptions are that of Bertoldi and the Pope Francis centre, the former of which is named after the architecture firm of the same name which is responsible for all the designs and construction work of the buildings, and the latter is in reference to Pope Francis, serving as the spiritual centre of the college. References External links Official website
Princes Park, Carlton

The Princes Park is a 38.6-hectare (95-acre) urban park in Carlton North, an inner-city suburb of Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Established in 1873, the park is situated directly north of the University of Melbourne and bounded on its eastern and western sides by the Melbourne General Cemetery and Royal Parade respectively. Description The park includes a number of Australian rules football ovals, the bowling green of the Princes Park Carlton Bowls Club, and a small stretch of open parkland. It is best known as the location of Ikon Park, the former Princes Park Football Ground, the home of the Carlton Football Club. The park also contains a children's playground, the Within Three Worlds sculpture, a barbecue area, and picnic facilities. The Capital City Trail passes through the northern section of the park, following the path of the now-closed Inner Circle railway line. The 3.183-kilometre (2 mi) running track around the perimeter of the park is made of compacted gravel and drains well in wet weather. The track is used for competitive running and walking events and for recreational use. Events held include the Sri Chinmoy Princes Park Winter Running Festival, Victorian Road Runners Princes Park Fun Run, and the Parkville parkrun. History Named in honour of Albert, Prince Consort, the park's site was originally proclaimed as "Prince's Park" on 9 June 1873 under The Land Act 1869 by the Minister for Lands and Agriculture, J. J. Casey, and its size was expressed as 39 hectares (97 acres). It was established at the same time as several other parks. Prior to its use as a park, the northern section of the park was initially swamp land, and some parts were used as a rubbish tip prior to 1897. The stadium was developed for the Carlton Football Club in the late 1890s. In January 2006 and 2007 Big Day Out, a popular music festival, was held at Princes Park on the ovals at the park's southern end. The event's traditional venue, the Royal Melbourne Showgrounds was unavailable due to redevelopment. In 2018, Australian comedian and actress Eurydice Dixon, was murdered by Jaymes Todd in the park. Todd pleaded guilty to the charges of rape and murder and was sentenced to life imprisonment. An appeal against the sentence on the grounds that it was excessive, considering his guilty plea and diagnosis of Asperger syndrome, was denied. Gallery See also Princes Park (stadium) Parks and gardens of Melbourne References External links Official website "Princes Park Master Plan" (PDF). City of Melbourne. 2012. "Satellite photo of Princes Park" (Map). Google Maps.
Princes Park

Princes Park is een park in de Australische stad Melbourne. Het bevindt zich in Carlton North, ten westen van de Melbourne General Cemetery en ten noorden van de Universiteit van Melbourne. Het is met name bekend door Visy Park, het stadion van de Carlton Football Club. Het park bevat ook een aantal ovaalvormige velden om Australisch voetbal op te spelen. Princes Park is ook de thuishaven van de Princes Park Carlton Bowls Club. Overzicht De afmetingen van het park zijn van noord naar zuid ongeveer twee kilometer en van oost naar west ongeveer 350 meter op het breedste punt, tussen Royal Parade en Garton Street. Rond het park loopt een pad van 3,2 kilometer dat in trek is om te hardlopen. De Capital City Trail loopt door het noordelijke deel van Princes Park. Het evenement Big Day Out werd in 2006 en 2007 gehouden in het zuidelijke deel van Princes Park. Big Day Out werd in voorgaande jaren gehouden in de Royal Melbourne Showgrounds maar die werden destijds verbouwd. In het park staat ook een standbeeld getiteld Within Three Worlds ter herinnering aan Angela Jane Esdaile die op 24-jarige leeftijd overleed aan een acute astma-aanval. Externe links (en) That's Melbourne - Princes Park (en) Princes Park, The Encyclopedia of Melbourne Online
Athena School

The Athena School is an independent, co-educational school for Preschool to Year 10 students located in Newtown, an inner western suburb of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. The school is registered by the NSW Education Standards Authority and is a member of the NSW Association of Independent Schools. The Athena School was founded in 1986 by a group of parents who sought a more personalised approach to education. Concerned that students were often taught with a one-size-fits-all methodology, they established a school where instruction would be tailored to each child's level. A core founding principle was the implementation of systematic, phonics-based literacy instruction. The Athena School is located on the heritage premises of the former St Joseph’s Primary School and Convent, featuring large camphor laurel and eucalyptus trees that provide a naturally shaded environment. The teaching approaches of the school are based on the works of L. Ron Hubbard. Affiliation with Scientology The school is licensed by Applied Scholastics, a company wholly owned by the Church of Scientology, which licenses the study methods of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard. The school asserts its affiliation with Scientology is non-religious. Since 2007, all teachers are registered with the Board of Studies, Teaching and Educational Standards. The Athena School follows the guidelines set out by the NSW Board of Studies in its curriculum. In March 2010 the Greens New South Wales party lodged an official complaint about the school to the Australian Competition & Consumer Commission due to an advertising leaflet which fails to reveal the school's link to Scientology. The Principal of the school said the Applied Scholastics study method did not teach the Scientology religion, "We follow the Board of Studies curriculum. We use the study method of L. Ron Hubbard. It is a method of study, it is not teaching Scientology." Green School program with Street Coolers In 2015 the school started a "green school" program with Street Coolers, a community-focused organisation with a mission to cool our urban areas. This involved the school utilising several machines capable of creating several kilograms of compost per day, a reverse-vending machine open to the public, which allows individuals to recycle plastic bottles and aluminium cans for coupons, as well as energy and weather monitoring to assess power usage and how the weather affects this. See also Scientology in Australia List of non-government schools in New South Wales References Further reading Seymour, Brian (9 December 2009). "Scientology lesson". Today Tonight. Yahoo! Australia & NZ Pty Limited. Archived from the original on 13 December 2009. Retrieved 9 December 2009. External links Athena School website
Atlantis Marine Park

Atlantis Marine Park était un parc à thème privé australien construit en 1981 à Two Rocks (en), un village de pêcheurs à 60 kilomètres au nord de Perth, la capitale de l'Australie-Occidentale. Ce parc, propriété d'une entreprise japonaise, la Tōkyū Corporation, était une des attractions majeures du plan de la Yanchep Sun City de l'homme d'affaires Alan Bond. Il a fermé ses portes en août 1990 à la suite de difficultés financières. Historique Dans les années 1970, Alan Bond achète 8 000 hectares de terre à Yanchep afin d'y construire une grande zone hôtelière et résidentielle. Le parc y est construit en 1981 dans l'espoir que la rapide extension de Perth s'accompagnerait d'une hausse proportionnelle du tourisme. Six mois avant l'ouverture du parc, sept grands dauphins sont capturés localement et entraînés pour réaliser des performances. Le parc est inauguré en présence du premier ministre d'Australie-Occidentale, Ray O'Connor, et du président de la Tōkyū Corporation, Noboru Gotoh. Dans son discours d'inauguration, ce dernier explique que l'Atlantis Marine Park est le premier élément d'un plan d'expansion ayant pour but de faire de la Yanchep Sun City, une zone de loisirs de première importance. En 1988, un des dauphins était décédé et trois naissances avaient eu lieu, portant à neuf le nombre de dauphins détenus par le parc. En raison d'un changement dans la réglementation des delphinariums, le parc devait en conséquence construire un bassin plus grand. Cette contrainte financière, associée aux pertes importantes enregistrées par le parc, fut à l'origine de la décision de fermeture en août 1990. Projet de réintroduction des dauphins À la fermeture du parc, l'entreprise propriétaire, la Tōkyū Corporation, accepte la proposition du docteur vétérinaire et chercheur Nick Gales, de financer la réintroduction des dauphins dans l'océan. Le projet de réintroduction débute en mars 1991 au sein des bassins du parc puis se continue dans un enclos en mer à la marina de Two Rocks en octobre 1991. Les dauphins sont relâchés en janvier 1992. La réintroduction initiale rencontra des problèmes, certains dauphins perdant du poids de manière alarmante. Trois d'entre eux furent capturés à nouveau et replacé dans l'enclos en mer. Ils ne purent être réintroduits et furent finalement transférés à l'Underwater World de Perth (actuel Aquarium of Western Australia) où ils sont morts à la fin des années 1990. Situation actuelle Depuis sa fermeture en 1990 le parc est abandonné et vandalisé. Il fut cependant mis en avant dans le programme All Over the Place - Australia de la CBBC en mars 2014. Le site est actuellement possédé par des promoteurs immobiliers, le Fini Group. Un plan conservant certaines parties historique du parc, comme la statue de Neptune, a été proposé à la Cité de Wanneroo pour transformer le site en zone commerciale. Après plusieurs mois de restauration, la statue de Neptune et ses environs ont été rouverts au public en mai 2015. Cette statue avait été au préalable déclaré monument historique par le Western Australian Heritage Council en 2006. Références Portail des parcs de loisirs Portail de l’Australie
Jardín Botánico de Auburn

El Jardín Botánico de Auburn (inglés: Auburn Botanical Gardens) es un jardín botánico y reserva de fauna amenazada, de unas 9,7 hectáreas de extensión, en Auburn, Australia. Localización e información Planos y vistas satelitales. 33°51′31.54″S 151°1′2.38″E El jardín botánico está abierto todos los días del año. Historia El jardín botánico fue creado en el año 1977 y cubre un área de 9.7 hectáreas (24 acres).​ Hay dos lagos, con una cascada y varios puentes. Los patos de río y los cisnes se encuentran en libertad en el jardín. No hay ningún espacio de exhibición cubierto. Colecciones botánicas El jardín botánico alberga las siguientes secciones : Jardín japonés Reserva de Fauna amenazada Rosaleda Jardín de los olores Colección de plantas de la flora australiana Jardines de la selva de Australia Véase también Jardín Botánico Alexander Fomin Jardín Botánico Bongil Bongil Jardín Botánico Conservativo Francesco Busnello Jardín Botánico Daniela Brescia Referencias Galería de imágenes Enlaces externos Wikimedia Commons alberga una categoría multimedia sobre Jardín Botánico de Auburn. Página oficial del Arburn City: Botanic Gardens Página del jardín botánico en el BGCI
Auburn Hospital

Auburn Hospital is a 155-bed community hospital in Auburn, a western suburb of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. It provides basic 24-hour emergency facilities, as well as a medical, surgical, paediatrics, and maternity facilities as well as coronary care and intensive care facilities. This facility is part of the Western Sydney Local Health District (WSLHD) and near the eastern border of the former Sydney West Area Health Service (SWAHS; now South West Sydney Local Health District, SWSLHD). Auburn Health is an Australian Council of Health Care Standards (ACHS)-accredited organisation. As of 2010, Auburn Hospital is a teaching hospital for the University of Notre Dame Sydney School of Medicine. History Auburn Hospital was first opened as the "Granville Electorate Cottage Hospital" in November 1907. References External links Official website
Hospital Austin

El Hospital Austin (en inglés: Austin Hospital) es uno de los principales hospitales públicos de enseñanza situada en el noreste de las afueras de Heidelberg en Melbourne, Australia y es administrado por Austin Health, junto con el Hospital de Repatriación de Heidelberg y el Centro de Rehabilitación Royal Talbot. El hospital Austin fue fundado en 1882 como una institución mental de caridad por Elizabeth Austin, la viuda de Thomas Austin, a quien se atribuye la introducción de conejos en Australia. Tuvo cinco cambios de nombre (como "Hospital de Incurables Austin ") antes de convertirse en el Hospital de Austin.​ Véase también Sanidad Salud pública Referencias
Australia 108

Australia 108 ist ein Wolkenkratzer mit einer Höhe von 317 Metern in der australischen Stadt Melbourne. Beschreibung Der Bau des Gebäudes begann 2015 und wurde 2020 abgeschlossen. Der Wolkenkratzer mit 100 Stockwerken ist das zweithöchste Gebäude des Landes, des Kontinents und der südlichen Hemisphäre, hinter dem Q1 Tower in Gold Coast. Innerhalb Melbournes ist es das höchste Gebäude. Entworfen wurde das Hochhaus von Fender Katsalidis Architects. Nutzung Der Australia 108 soll hauptsächlich Wohnungen beherbergen. Nach offiziellen Angaben soll es neben 664 Apartments auch ein Hotel geben. Das Hotel wird sich von der 83. bis zur 101. Etage über die gesamten 18 Stockwerke ziehen und 288 Zimmer zur Verfügung stellen. Neben der Hauptnutzung soll der Wolkenkratzer auch ein Einkaufszentrum, ein Restaurant, eine Bar, ein Café, eine Bibliothek, einen Supermarkt, ein Theater und eine Oper enthalten. Außerdem stehen 600 Parkplätze zur Verfügung. Siehe auch Liste der Wolkenkratzer in Australien und Ozeanien Liste der Hochhäuser der südlichen Hemisphäre Liste der höchsten Wohngebäude der Welt Weblinks Australia 108. In: Structurae Offizielle Website des Australia 108
Australia 108

Australia 108 (anteriormente conocido como 70 Southbank Boulevard) es un rascacielos ubicado en la ciudad australiana de Melbourne, segunda ciudad más poblada del país y capital y ciudad más poblada del estado de Victoria. Al momento de su finalización en 2020, se convirtió en el edificio más alto de Australia por la altura del techo, superando la Torre Eureka, y el segundo edificio más alto del país en altura, superado por la Q1 de Gold Coast. El proyecto consiste en un edificio de apartamentos de 317 metros de altura (1040 pies) con 1105 apartamentos en más de 100 pisos. La construcción comenzó en 2015, y finalizó en junio de 2020. Referencias
Australia 108

L'Australia 108 est un gratte-ciel résidentiel à Melbourne en Australie. La construction a officiellement débuté en octobre 2015 et a pris fin en juin 2020. Avec ses 318 mètres pour 100 étages il est le 2ème plus haut gratte-ciel de l'hémisphère sud juste après la Q1 Tower. Lien interne Liste des gratte-ciel de Melbourne Lien externe CTBUH Portail des gratte-ciel Portail de Melbourne
Australia 108

Australia 108 (in precedenza 70 Southbank Boulevard) è un grattacielo nel Southbank distretto di Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. Dopo essere stato rabboccato a novembre 2019, è diventato l'edificio più alto in Australia per altezza del tetto, superando la Torre Eureka e il secondo edificio più alto in Australia per altezza totale, superato solo dalla Q1 Tower. Caratteristiche L'edificio, alto 316 metri presenta 1.105 appartamenti divisi su 100 piani. La costruzione è iniziata nel 2015, con il completamento che è stato effettuato nel 2020. I piani prevedevano inizialmente una torre più bassa: 226 metri per 72 piani. Nel 2012, questi progetti sono stati rivisti e reinventati a favore di un progetto con un'altezza di 388 metri e 108 piani. Questa proposta è stata approvata dal governo dello stato nel marzo 2013; tuttavia, è stata accantonata quattro mesi dopo, dopo aver lottato per soddisfare le condizioni imposte dalle autorità governative. Ripartizione piani Note Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Australia 108 Collegamenti esterni (EN) Sito ufficiale, su australia108.com.au. (EN) Australia 108, su Skyscraper Center.
Australian Centre for the Moving Image

L’Australian Centre for the Moving Image, aussi connu sous l'acronyme ACMI, est un centre australien situé Federation Square à Melbourne qui a pour vocation de célébrer, explorer et favoriser la richesse culturelle et créative de l'image en mouvement sous toutes ses formes : cinéma, télévision, jeux vidéo, et la culture numérique. L’ACMI propose un calendrier dynamique d'expositions primées aussi bien australiennes qu'internationales, des films, des festivals, des événements en direct, des ateliers créatifs, des programmes d'éducation et de collecte de ressources. Elle propose aussi une exposition permanente (gratuite) ainsi que des expositions tournantes (le costume à Hollywood par exemple). Elle dispose d’une médiathèque riche en œuvres cinématographiques et télévisuelles. Histoire À ses débuts, l'ACMI est le centre cinématographie de l'état du Victoria, fondé sous le nom de « the State Film Centre » en 1946. Galerie Voir aussi Liste de musées à Melbourne Références dans la presse En parlant de l'ACMI le Petit Futé écrivait : « Musée consacré au cinéma, à la télévision et aux arts numériques. Lieu très attractif et ludique avec diffusion de films australiens, découverte d'accessoires de films culte et divers ateliers pratiques ». Références Portail des musées Portail du cinéma Portail de la télévision Portail de Melbourne
Australian Centre for the Moving Image

Het Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) is een museum in Melbourne, Australië gericht op film, (digitale) animatie en andere bewegende beelden, zoals computerspellen. Het bevindt zich aan Federation Square. Overzicht Het ACMI heeft twee filmzalen waar zowel traditionele als digitale films afgespeeld kunnen worden. Door het jaar heen zijn er allerlei tentoonstellingen gericht op de filmgeschiedenis en op hedendaagse films. Het ACMI werkt samen met filmfestivals om nieuwe films en de laatste ontwikkelingen te tonen. Ook de hoogtepunten van andere festivals, zoals het Independent Games Festival, worden getoond in het ACMI. Andere activiteiten zijn presentaties en workshops, waar men bijvoorbeeld kan leren om een film te maken. Het ACMI werkt ook samen met het National Film and Sound Archive van Australië om allerlei informatie over films van Australië beschikbaar te maken. Externe links (en) Australian Centre for the Moving Image
Australian Christian College – Benalla

Australian Christian College – Hume is a private non-denominational Christian co-educational primary and secondary, located in Benalla, Victoria, Australia. The school caters for students ranging from Prep to Year 10. The Australian Christian College – Hume is one of 12 Australian Christian Colleges located in Australia. Overview The principal is Sam Woods. In 2023, the School has moved to the site previously occupied by GO TAFE to accommodate the growth in student numbers. Enrolment is open to Christian students of all denominations as well as non-Christian students. See also List of schools in Victoria, Australia References External links Official school website
Australian Christian College – Marsden Park

Australian Christian College – Marsden Park is an independent, non-denominational Christian, co-educational primary and secondary day school located in the north-western Sydney suburb of Marsden Park, New South Wales, Australia. It offers education for students from Kindergarten through to Year 12, with Year 12 students able to complete the Higher School Certificate at the school. Australian Christian College – Marsden Park is part of the Australian Christian Colleges network, which comprises twelve schools across Australia. The school is owned and operated by Christian Education Ministries Ltd, and is affiliated with Christian Schools Australia and the Association of Independent Schools of New South Wales. Established in 2007 with the assistance of founding principal Paulle Kwok, the school has grown to an enrolment of approximately 830 students as of June 2020, including both on-campus and distance education students. The school celebrated its first Year 12 graduating class in 2011. See also List of non-government schools in New South Wales References