The 'official'
Commonwealth Government facts and statistics about the ACT can be found at the Dept of Foreign
Affairs, the Australian Bureau of
Statistics: "ACT at a glance", and at Auslig.. Check out what the Australian Embassy in Washington
DC thinks you need to know about Canberra.
Read about the effect of European settlement
from the 1820s, on the aboriginal people in the ACT.
Another interesting history of Canberra can be found at the Australia's Cultural Network
site.
Did a bushranger
live in a cave on Black Mountain?
If you want to find out everything that
the Territory Government thinks you need to know, then the ACT
Government site is a must to visit.
Less official snippets of information
about the ACT can be found on Australian
Computer Society's page.
All the ACT's schools can be found at
the ACTEIN site.
Charles Sturt University has one
of the most informative pages about the ACT.
LocalWeb Canberra and Andrew's Web Hub have got
lots of useful Canberra links and are well worth a look.
Another
useful local site about Canberra
ACT
Business and Information Guide
Andrew's Web Hub has a
lot of Canberra links
Check out the Canberra underground
The weather
in Canberra is nearly always great for cycling, although we do get some interesting temperature
extremes from time to time. Check out today's weather here.
The commercial travel sites have much
detailed information about the ACT (better sites have more red ticks):
There is comprehensive information about
the Namadgi National
Park, which occupies a large part of the ACT. There are also some nice photos photos and some information about bushwalking and camping here.
Find what's on the Register
of the National Estate in the ACT at the Australian Heritage Commission's excellent
site.
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