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Date: 2014-03-11 21:19:02 States and territories of Australia North Coast New South Wales Fingal Head New South Wales Tweed Volcano Australian Aboriginal culture Tweed Heads New South Wales Tweed Shire Bora Bundjalung Nation Timeline Geography of New South Wales Australian Aboriginal mythology Indigenous peoples of Australia		Add to Reading List Source URL: nnswlhd.health.nsw.gov.au Download Document from Source Website File Size: 383,39 KB Share Document on Facebook

	HISTORY Murdering Creek - Commonly known as Murdering Creek, and in the past Kirrin Kirrin Creek, this creek is officially named Mayal Creek. These days, the only thing upsetting its peaceful existence is DocID: 197zv - View Document
	WALKING Walking is an excellent form of aerobic exercise for most people, increasing physical and psychological wellbeing. It is also accessible to most because it is generally inexpensive and can be done virtually DocID: 197ct - View Document
	The schooners Fanny Morris, and Ebenezer were both wrecked on the North Spit. The cutter Rose was lost at or near the Tweed. Another cutter, Jane Scott, was wrecked either on Cook Island or Fingal Point The schooner, Com DocID: 195Q0 - View Document
	Bray- A Man of Many Skills. Soon Bray was not only postmaster at “Wollumbin” Post Office, as it was called, he was appointed clerk of petty sessions, a justice of the peace, a police magistrate, coroner, gold-mining DocID: 195kW - View Document
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