The Hornsby Shire is geographically located along the north shore, running down to the coast of Brookyln surrounding up to the area of Epping, Sydney, covering 6000 hectares of public bushland. According to the 2012 Hornsby Council Statistics there is currently a population of 165090. Through the findings of historical culture, markings and landmarks the current society has understood the large existence of Aboriginals on the land. This local tribe of Aboriginals are the: Guringai people. “The Aboriginal
Trying to think on his feet, Lance grabs a Bruce Hornsby CD he had sitting in his car, and gives it to her (earlier in the film, it is noted that Kyle hates Bruce Hornsby). The student is confused and disgusted at first, until Lance says “That [CD] was his favorite”. The student all of a sudden changes her attitude, and acts very grateful and emotional. Her initial reaction to the CD shows that she thinks Bruce Hornsby is an odd choice, but once she receives further information, she
is one of the largest suburbs in area and population within the Hills with a population of 33,661 people (Census 2001). Baulkham Hills as a suburb not including Bella Vista makes up about 24% of the total population (139,404) of the Baulkham Hills Shire. 23,282 people were born in Australia and 25,855 speak English only. 30,179 live in separated houses as opposed to other forms such as flats, units or townhouses. (Census 2001) Baulkham Hills Town Centre includes Stockland Mall, The Bull 'n' Bush Hotel
Introduction Environmental policy and legislation in Australia have been heavily influenced by non-binding international agreements, in particular, the principle of ecologically sustainable development (ESD). The Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (Cth) (the Act) is the primary vehicle for implementing ESD at the Commonwealth level but it is not consistently able to achieve its object of managing environmental issues and achieving ecologically sustainable development