• Queensland
  • it rises in several headstreams in the Great Dividing Range (Eastern Highlands), near the New South Wales-Queensland border, not far from the east coast, and flows generally southwest across New South Wales for. (britannica.com)
  • It is often referred to as a town where people can change time zones - even celebrate New Year twice within an hour - simply by crossing the street, due to its proximity to the Queensland border, and the fact that New South Wales observes daylight saving whereas Queensland does not. (wikipedia.org)
  • Tweed Heads was once connected to the Queensland Railways system, with the South Coast line providing a direct connection to Brisbane . (wikipedia.org)
  • Government
  • The railway opened on 10 August 1903 It had been hoped that the New South Wales government would extend their railway line from Murwillumbah to Tweed Heads , but this did not occur due to cost of resuming the land and the expenses associated with the tunnel and bridge that would be required. (wikipedia.org)
  • west
  • The prevailing winter breezes come from west to south-west, and from the south (see Design for climate). (yourhome.gov.au)
  • West, south and east facing windows are few in number and small in size to reduce solar gain in summer. (yourhome.gov.au)
  • Society
  • The South Wales Materials Association was renamed from South Wales Metallurgical Association (formerly Swansea and District Metallurgical Society) in October 2005 to represent a move from purely metallurgical focus to a wider materials basis. (iom3.org)
  • last
  • In the last Research Assessment Exercise (RAE), the University confirmed its status as one of Wales' leading research-active universities. (idp.com)
  • University
  • The University of Glamorgan was named as Wales' top new university by The Sunday Times University Guide 2011. (idp.com)
  • UNSW Architecture offers a distinctive architectural education with 4 areas of specialisation: high-performance technology, housing, University of New South Wales. (indigenouspeoplesissues.com)
  • east
  • The site enjoys cooling breezes from the south-east over summer. (yourhome.gov.au)
  • In summer, cooling breezes coming from the south-east are drawn through the townhouses' entry passages and upper floor balcony doors. (yourhome.gov.au)
  • river
  • While returning, Lt. Shortland entered what he later described as "a very fine river", which he named after New South Wales' Governor John Hunter . (wikipedia.org)