Parramatta, New South Wales

cottages, and apartments are part of the streetscape in Huntleys Cove. Luxury apartments along the water are the most expensive, with other housing being more affordable. Huntleys Cove Profile Huntleys Cove sits on a peninsula that is between the Parramatta River and Tarban Creek. Once part of Gladesville and later named Tarban, Huntleys Cove has been its own suburb since 2002 after a vote of the residents of the community. It is primarily a residential suburb surrounded with a natural landscape…

Endeavour at Botany Bay in New South Wales. The Aboriginal clan that was located in that area were unhappy and tried to stop Cook and his crew from coming ashore. Cook's crew were greater in number and were able to overpower them. They raised the British flag, which represented the taking of land for the King of England. Cook explored further along the coast of Australia before returning to Britain…

governor-in-chief of New South Wales and its dependencies. He left for the colony on 22 May 1809, on HMS Dromedary. He arrived on the 28 December at Sydney Cove and landed officially on 31 December, taking up his duties on the following day. He was appointed as past governor William Bligh, was arrested for the Rum Rebellion. Soon after he arrived, Governor Macquarie started a very large program of developing an infrastructure. During the time he was governor, he had about 265 new buildings…

Assessment has been used as a tool for assessing learning in our schools for many years. It is an approach that has been used as a means of reporting students’ progress to parents. It must be noted that only certain things can be professionally assessed in schools. The expectation of many people regarding school assessment is an examination that tests a student’s ability to recall information(P. Barnes, Wright, & Brandom, 2008). The ability to recall information in this situation does not always…

Report 2: Graffiti intervention strategy for Caringbah High School The North Campus of Caringbah High School is an abandoned building in Caringbah, New South Wales (NSW) that is used for recreational art by the community, also known as graffiti (Walker and Johnston, 2014). The building is considered private property, and is not classified as a legal sanction for graffiti. However, this building has the potential to become a legal mural for the Caringbah community. This report will outline the…