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Carisbrook (sometimes
incorrectly referred to as
Carisbrook Stadium) was a
major sporting venue in Dunedin, New Zealand. The city's main
domestic and...
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arrangement near
Carisbrook,
Victoria Carisbrook railway station, a
closed railway station on the
Moolort railway line,
Carisbrook,
Victoria Carisbrook, Lane Cove...
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season was
Carisbrook in Dunedin, with home
games occasionally being pla**** in
Invercargill and Queenstown. The
Highlanders moved into
Carisbrook's replacement...
- census,
Carisbrook had a po****tion of 1115.
Carisbrook is
closely linked with
Maryborough historically,
socially and economically.
Carisbrook situated...
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Carisbrook stone arrangement is a well-preserved
Aboriginal stone arrangement in Victoria, Australia. It
measures 60 by 5
metres (197 by 16 ft) and...
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Carisbrook is a heritage-listed
former private residence and now
house and
local history museum at 334
Burns Bay Road, Lane Cove, New
South Wales, a suburb...
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opened by New
Zealand Prime Minister John Key on 5
August 2011,
replacing Carisbrook as the home
stadium of the
Highlanders team in
Super Rugby and the Otago...
- south.
Caversham has
strong sporting connections, and is the
location of
Carisbrook,
until 2011 one of Dunedin's main
sports venues. The
suburb is home to...
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Carisbrook railway station is a
closed railway station on the
Moolort railway line at
Carisbrook, Victoria. The
station was
opened on Tuesday, 7 July 1874...
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founders of the New
Zealand city of Dunedin, led to him
naming his
estate "
Carisbrook". The name of the
estate was
later used for Dunedin's main
sporting venue...
