- The
Hawkesbury River, or Hawkesbury-Nepean
River (Dharug: Dyarubbin) a
river located northwest of Sydney, New
South Wales, Australia. The
Hawkesbury River...
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Working on the Hawkesbury…a Memoir.
Deerubbin Press, 1997. Richmond, Tom. 1906: the
birth of
Hornsby Shire.
Deerubbin Press and
Hornsby Shire Council, 2007...
- it was
reported that
management of the
property was
transferred to the
Deerubbin Local Aboriginal Land
Council in 2015. The Gaol also runs "Ghost Hunts"...
- part of the
Indigenous Australian,
Darug nation and is
located in the
Deerubbin Local Aboriginal Land
Council Area.
Prior to
European settlement, what...
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government area of the City of Penrith. The
Aboriginal district is the
Deerubbin Local Aboriginal Land
Council Area.
Australian Bureau of
Statistics (28...
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circa 1791, near the head of
navigation on the
Hawkesbury River (known as
Deerubbin in Dharuk).
European settlers utilised the
fertile river flats for agriculture...
- (2005). Bar
Island &
Lower Hawkesbury river settlements. Marrickville:
Deerubbin Press and
Hornsby Shire Council. ISBN 0-9750991-4-0. Holland, John (1998)...
- poetrylibrary.edu.au. Lawson,
Olive (2004). The Good
Wards of Windsor.
Deerubbin. pp. 49–53. ISBN 0975099132. "NSW
Registry of
Births Deaths & Marriages"...
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indigenous groups.The
Dharug and Dark****g
people called the
river Deerubbin and it was a
vital source of food and transport.
Governor Arthur Phillip...
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indigenous groups. The
Dharug and Dark****g
people called the
river Deerubbin and it was a
vital source of food and transport.
Governor Arthur Phillip...
