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Wangaratta

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Wangaratta

Town in Victoria, Australia, 209 km/130 mi northeast of Melbourne; population (1996) 15,527. Wangaratta lies at the junction of the Ovens and King rivers, in the centre of an agricultural district in which hops and tobacco are grown, sheep are raised, and there are vineyards. Industries include the production of textiles and computer supplies.

The Airworld Aviation Museum in Wangaratta has one of the largest collections of civil aircraft in the world. A jazz festival and a country music festival are held here annually.
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Dutchys Angel raced for over three years, winning the Group One 515m Sapphire Classic and Group Three 513m Traralgon Cup, while at Wangaratta he jointly held the 400m clock.
Syrah strikes in Sussex to put Raithby on map by The Racing Post (London, England)
Tom Mullaney and Jonty van der Weihl became friends at primary school in Wangaratta but something enormous, on the eve of their final school exams, that changed their friendship irrevocably, happened three years ago.
McCarthy, Maureen: Somebody's Crying by Cameron, Elspeth / Reading Time
This appeal for funds has the support and encouragement of the Principal and Chapter of Pusey House; Bishop Paul Richardson-sometime Bishop of Aipo-Rongo, ACPNG and Wangaratta, Australia; and the Papua New Guinea Church Partnership (PNGCP), co-ordin-ator of UK support for this appeal.
The Papua New Guinea Bishops' Walk, 2nd-16th September 2007; Gona ... by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
 
 
 
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