Infobox Australian Electorate federal yes name Parramatta image Division of Parramatta 2010.png imagesize 300 caption Division of Parramatta green in New South Wales party colour Labor mp Julie Owens mp party Australian Labor Party Labor state nsw created 1901 namesake Parramatta, New South Wales electors area 56 class Inner Metropolitan The Division of Parramatta is an Divisions of the Australian House of Representatives Australian Electoral Division in New South Wales . The division was created ... title Division of Parramatta work Guide to the 2007 Federal Election publisher date url http psephos.adam ..., 2004 2004 present Election results main Electoral results for the Division of Parramatta Election ... profiles p Parramatta.htm Division of Parramatta Australian Electoral Commission Australian federal ... first federal election . It is named for the locality of Parramatta, New South Wales Parramatta . The name Parramatta has been sourced to an Indigenous Australians Aboriginal word for the area. The Darug ... from the river and forests. They called the area Baramada or Burramatta Parramatta which means ... title Macquarie Aboriginal Words location Sydney publisher Macquarie Library page 76 ref The division is based in the western suburbs of Sydney , and includes the suburbs of Parramatta, New South Wales Parramatta , Constitution Hill, New South Wales Constitution Hill , Dundas Valley, New South Wales ... , Holroyd, New South Wales Holroyd , Mays Hill, New South Wales Mays Hill , North Parramatta, New South Wales North Parramatta , Oatlands, New South Wales Oatlands , Old Toongabbie, New South Wales Old ... Federation . In the 2006 Redistribution Australia redistribution , Parramatta changed its ... Party of Australia Nationalist Parramatta by election, 1921 1921 1922 Australian politics party ... Parramatta by election, 1958 1958 1964 Australian politics party colours Liberal Nigel Bowen ... party colours Liberal Philip Ruddock Liberal Party of Australia Liberal Parramatta by election ... more details
This is a list of electoral results for the Division of Parramatta in Australia n federal elections from the division s creation in 1901 until the present. Members class wikitable colspan 2 Member Party ... of Australia Nationalist Parramatta by election, 1921 1921 1922 Australian politics party colours Nationalist ... politics party colours Liberal Garfield Barwick Liberal Party of Australia Liberal Parramatta ... of Australia Liberal Parramatta by election, 1964 1964 1973 Australian politics party colours Liberal Philip Ruddock Liberal Party of Australia Liberal Parramatta by election, 1973 1973 1977 ... Parramatta Election box candidate AU party candidate Julie Owens party Labor votes 34,818 percentage ... box end Elections in the 2000s Election box begin title Australian federal election, 2007 Parramatta ... swing 7.71 Election box end Election box begin title Australian federal election, 2004 Parramatta ... federal election, 2001 Parramatta Election box candidate AU party candidate Ross Cameron party Liberal ... federal election, 1998 Parramatta Election box candidate AU party candidate Ross Cameron party ... box end Election box begin title Australian federal election, 1996 Parramatta Election box candidate ..., 1993 Parramatta Election box candidate AU party candidate Paul Elliott Australian politician ... Australian federal election, 1990 Parramatta Election box candidate AU party candidate Paul Elliott ... election, 1987 Parramatta Election box candidate AU party candidate John Brown Australian politician ... title Australian federal election, 1984 Parramatta Election box candidate AU party candidate John ... 0.2 Election box end Election box begin title Australian federal election, 1983 Parramatta Election ... federal election, 1980 Parramatta Election box candidate AU party candidate John Brown Australian ... Election box begin title Australian federal election, 1977 Parramatta Election box candidate ... 3.6 Election box end Election box begin title Australian federal election, 1975 Parramatta Election ... more details
Parramatta as a locality or area may refer to Parramatta, New South Wales a suburb in Western Sydney City of Parramatta Local Government Area Electoral district of Parramatta New South Wales state electoral district Division of Parramatta Australian federal electoral district Parramatta River Lake Parramatta New South Wales The Royal Australian Navy ships named HMAS Parramatta . As a transit terminal or interchange Parramatta railway station , Sydney, on the Western, Blue Mountains and Cumberland lines including the Parramatta Transport Interchange Parramatta ferry wharf , Sydney, for RiverCat services Liverpool Parramatta T way and North West T way terminals In sporting teams or stadium Parramatta Power National Soccer League club Parramatta Eels Rugby League Football Club Parramatta Stadium Other a bombing marking technique used by Pathfinder RAF during WWII Westfield Parramatta a shopping complex in NSW, Australia disambig ... more details
district of Baulkham Hills Baulkham Hills , Electoral district of Riverstone Riverstone fedgov Division of ParramattaParramatta , Division of Bennelong Bennelong , Division of Greenway Greenway , Division ...Infobox Australian Place type lga name City of Parramatta state nsw image Parramatta lga sydney.png caption ... date 30 March 2010 accessdate 3 June 2010 ref density 2427 area 61 est seat Parramatta, New South Wales Parramatta lord mayor Paul Garrard IND deputy lord mayor Chiang Lim LIB region Sydney Metropolitan Sydney logo url http www.parracity.nsw.gov.au stategov Electoral district of ParramattaParramatta ... se Auburn Council Image ParramattaTownHallfixedperspective.jpg thumb 250px Parramatta s historic Town Hall Image City of Parramatta Sign.JPG thumb 150px City of Parramatta Sign, Pennant Hills Road, Carlingford, New South Wales Carlingford The City of Parramatta is a Local Government Areas in Australia ... in 1861 it was formed as Municipality of Parramatta . It became The Borough of Parramatta in 1867, eventually becoming the City of Parramatta in 1938. In 1948 Ermington Rydalmere, Dundas, Granville and Parramatta councils were amalgamated. City of Parramatta is the 23rd most populated city council ... of Parramatta are Camellia, New South Wales Camellia Carlingford, New South Wales Carlingford Clyde ... line only North Parramatta, New South Wales North Parramatta Northmead, New South Wales Northmead Oatlands, New South Wales Oatlands Old Toongabbie, New South Wales Old Toongabbie Parramatta, New South Wales Parramatta Pendle Hill, New South Wales Pendle Hill Rosehill, New South Wales Rosehill ... line only Westmead, New South Wales Westmead , north of the railway line only Council Parramatta ... web url http www.lg.elections.nsw.gov.au LGE2008 result.Parramatta.html title Parramatta City Council ... right 6 Australian politics party colours Independent Parramatta Better Local Government Party ... Parramatta City Council website http www.abs.gov.au ausstats abs census.nsf Lookup2001Census ... more details
Football club infobox clubname Parramatta Eagles image Image ParramattaEaglesFC.jpg 100px fullname Parramatta Melita Eagles Football Club nickname Eagles founded 1956 ground Melita Stadium , br Chester Hill, New South Wales Chester Hill , New South Wales capacity 10,000 chairman Anthony Azzopardi mgrtitle Head Coach manager Trevor Morgan league New South Wales Winter Super League NSW Super League as PCYC Parramatta season 2010 position 1st pattern la1 whitelower pattern b1 pattern ra1 whitelower leftarm1 ff0000 body1 ff0000 rightarm1 ff0000 shorts1 ff0000 socks1 ff0000 pattern la2 pattern b2 pattern ra2 leftarm2 ffffff body2 ffffff rightarm2 ffffff shorts2 ffffff socks2 ffffff Parramatta Eagles ... of 2006. With backing from NSW Police and Citizen Youth Clubs it evolved into PCYC Parramatta ... season. History Parramatta Eagles have had a long and distinguished career in NSW soccer history. Their origins ... division with wooden spooners Corinthians. Winning the match 3 0 they progressed for their first ... relegation to third division again when they finished last but with the establishment of the NSL they were given a reprieve and stayed into second division. A complete transformation occurred in 1977 when they finished minor premiers of second division and were awarded promotion into the first division ... they finished 11th out of the 12 teams and were again relegated to first division of the NSW ... name to Parramatta Eagles was in accordance with the wishes of the ASF to remove ethnic origins from club names. Sadly at the end of the 1994 5 Soccer Australia relegated the Parramatta Eagles ... club name is PCYC Parramatta Eagles which played in the 2007 New South Wales Winter Super League NSW ... Conde External links http pcycnsw.com mosparts eagles index.htm Parramatta Eagles official website http www.ozfootball.net ark NSLclubs PEHist.html History of Parramatta Eagles NSWPL Category Defunct ... football soccer clubs Category Melitta Eagles sv Parramatta Eagles FC ... more details
Use dmy dates date August 2010 Infobox rugby league club clubname Parramatta Eels image Image 1980s Parramatta Eels logo.jpg 150px an image is optional fullname Parramatta District br Rugby League Football Club nickname Eels short name Parra founded 1947 as Parramatta ground Parramatta Stadium br Parramatta, New South Wales Parramatta , Sydney capacity 21,487 ceo Paul Osborne coach Stephen Kearney ..., 1970, 1972 homejersey Parramatta Eels home jersey 2004.svg awayjersey Parramatta Eels away jersey 2004.svg The Parramatta Eels are an Australian professional rugby league football football team club based in the Sydney suburb of Parramatta, New South Wales Parramatta . The Parramatta District Rugby .... Parramatta sides are also fielded in lower grades and junior competitions run by the New South ... NRL History details History of the Parramatta Eels The roots of the playing of rugby union and rugby league in Parramatta lie in the 19th century with the formation of the Parramatta Two Blues Parramatta Rugby Club in 1879. With the advent of a Sydney District competition in 1900, the Parramatta club merged with West Harbour RFC Western Suburbs and played some of its matches at Parramatta Stadium ... was formed. Other clubs in the Parramatta district also emerged over the ensuing decades, clubs ... content view 23 publisher Parramatta Stadium title Cumberland Oval accessdate ... having the most to lose from the entrance of a Parramatta side with much of their territory being lost to Parramatta , voted for the entrance of the new club. The advent of World War II put the establishment of the club on hold and a Parramatta district club was not proposed again until 1946 when the club was successfully admitted into the Premiership. ref name Parramatta cite web last Fagan first Sean url http www.rl1908.com Clubs Parramatta Eels.htm publisher RL1908 title Parramatta Eels accessdate 18 September 2007 ref Parramatta saw very little success in their early years, finishing ... more details
Four ships of the Royal Australian Navy been named HMAS Parramatta , for the Parramatta River and the city of Parramatta, New South Wales . The name comes from the Barramattagal people burra meaning eel and matta meaning creek . HMAS Parramatta D55 , a River class destroyer commissioned in 1910, paid off in 1928, and sold for scrap HMAS Parramatta U44 , a Grimsby class sloop commissioned in 1939, and sunk by German submarine U 559 U 559 off Tobruk on 27 November 1941. HMAS Parramatta DE 46 , a River class destroyer escort commissioned in 1961 and decommissioned in 1991 HMAS Parramatta FFH 154 , an Anzac class frigate commissioned in 2003 and active as of 2011 Battle honours Ships named HMAS Parramatta are entitled to carry four battle honour s ref name newhonours cite news url http www.navy.gov.au Navy Marks 109th Birthday With Historic Changes To Battle Honours title Navy Marks 109th Birthday With Historic Changes To Battle Honours date 1 March 2010 publisher Royal Australian Navy accessdate 14 March 2010 ref ref name honourslist cite web url http www.navy.gov.au w images Units entitlement list.pdf title Royal Australian Navy Ship Unit Battle Honours date 1 March 2010 publisher Royal Australian Navy accessdate 14 March 2010 ref Rabaul 1914 Adriatic Campaign of World War I Adriatic 1917 18 Libya 1941 Indonesia Malaysia confrontation Malaysia 1964 66 References reflist Shipindex DEFAULTSORT Parramatta, Hmas Category Royal Australian Navy ship names nl HMAS Parramatta pl HMAS Parramatta sl HMAS Parramatta ... more details
The Parramatta Advertiser serves the communities of City of ParramattaParramatta , Auburn and City of Holroyd Holroyd local government areas and plays an important role in delivering news and information to the region. It has the biggest circulation in the area and is committed to covering the latest breaking news, sport, council decisions, and community events every week. The paper was awarded the Best Community Newspaper in New South Wales with a circulation of more than 40,000 in 2005. It places importance on community engagement, which is demonstrated by its regular involvement with community and business initiatives, such as the preservation of Old Government House and the Business Achiever Awards program, established to recognise outstanding business in the local community. The Parramatta Advertiser is an active member of the business community, involved in the Parramatta Chamber of Commerce, Riverside Theatre, Parramatta Eels NRL club, and other Parramatta City Council initiatives. About the region served by the paper Parramatta is at the demographic heart of the sprawling Sydney metropolitan area and is the economic centre of the Greater West. It has significant legal and retail precincts and the new bus rail interchange strengthens Parramatta s role as a major transport hub. Parramatta is also home to the Parramatta Eels rugby league club, the rich Golden Slipper at Rosehill Gardens, Riverside Theatre, popular pubs, clubs and a large number of restaurants. Holroyd takes in the busy commercial area of Merrylands and residential suburbs such as Greystanes and Guildford. A large industrial area in Holroyd provides manufacturing jobs for people from throughout Sydney. Unreferenced date August 2007 Category Newspapers published in Sydney ... more details
Use dmy dates date March 2011 Infobox Stadium stadium name Parramatta Stadium nickname logo image File Parramatta Stadium logo.svg 150px image location Parramatta, New South Wales coordinates coord 33 ... demolished owner Parramatta Stadium Trust operator Parramatta Stadium Trust surface Grass construction cost architect Civil & Civic former names Cumberland Oval tenants Parramatta Eels National Rugby League NRL 1986 present br Sydney F.C. and Sydney Rovers , A League br Parramatta Power National ... 1996 seating capacity 21,487 Parramatta Stadium is a sports stadium situated in Parramatta, New South Wales Parramatta , New South Wales , Australia . The stadium is used primarily as the home ground of Australian National Rugby League NRL club the Parramatta Eels . The ground s eastern grandstand .... Attendances The highest crowd to attend a match at Parramatta Stadium was for the rugby league ... a crowd of 27,918. The highest crowd to attend a match at Parramatta Stadium after the redevelopment of the hill areas is 21,141 Parramatta Eels versus Wests Tigers in round 7 of the 2006 NRL season. The average crowd at Parramatta Stadium for Parramatta Eels home games in 2005 was 16,478. The highest average for a Season in the NSWRL ARL SL NRL Season for the Parramatta Eels was set in 1986. History Cumberland Oval 1847 1981 Parramatta Stadium is the second sports ground to occupy the site, the first being Cumberland Oval which was the main sporting venue of the Parramatta District from the mid ... thumb right 320px Cumberland Oval stood in the site now occupied by Parramatta Stadium. Cricket Central ... England Cricket Team England XI touring sides during the 1880s and 1890s. Now known as the Parramatta ... 100m behind Parramatta Stadium. Rugby union Rugby union was played at Cumberland Oval from 1879 and, from 1936, Parramatta now the Parramatta Two Blues played home matches at the Oval, the team now ... Oval from as early as 1909 by local clubs such as Parramatta Iona, Endeavours and the Western ... more details
Unreferenced date July 2007 Image Parramatta Road near University of Sydney.jpg thumb 240px Parramatta Road, near its eastern end Image ParramattaRd1938.jpg right thumb 240px Parramatta Road in the 1930s ... Library of NSW File Parramatta Road at Burwood.JPG thumb 240px Parramatta Road looking west at Burwood, near Rosebank College , during peak hour . File Parramatta Road at Leichhardt.JPG thumb 240px Parramatta road at Leichhardt Parramatta Road is the major historical east west artery of metropolitan Sydney , Australia , connecting the Sydney central business district Sydney with Parramatta, New South Wales Parramatta . It is the eastern most part of the Great Western Highway . Much of its traffic ... . Parramatta Road has rarely been considered beautiful. A local mayor once described it as a varicose ... s history has been written on Parramatta Road . It begins in the east as a continuation of George Street, Sydney George Street and Broadway, New South Wales Broadway Broadway becomes Parramatta ... of Sydney Harbour and the Parramatta River to Parramatta. The highway forms the boundaries of various suburbs along the way and ends at the junction of Church Street, Parramatta, where the Great Western Highway briefly turns to the north. Parramatta Road forms the southern boundary of the following ... Parramatta Road forms the northern boundary of the following suburbs Chippendale, New South Wales Chippendale ... of Concord and Burwood, Parramatta Road passes through Strathfield, New South Wales Strathfield ... Granville before reaching Parramatta. History Parramatta was settled by Europeans in the same year 1788 as Sydney. The Parramatta River was used as navigation between them. The early track was poorly ... at the present Railway Square and at Becket s Creek near Parramatta . Heavy rain again nearly destroyed ... further west to Annandale. In 1814, a stage cart service was established along Parramatta ... not begin regular service until 1823. The stage left the city at 7am, arrived in Parramatta at 9 ... more details
Football club infobox clubname Parramatta Power image image ParraPowerCrest1.png 120px fullname Parramatta Power nickname Power founded 1999 dissolved 2004 ground Parramatta Stadium capacity chairman manager Nick Anthopolous league National Soccer League pattern la1 pattern b1 pattern ra1 leftarm1 FFCC00 body1 FFCC00 rightarm1 FFCC00 shorts1 2A52BE socks1 FFCC00 pattern la2 pattern b2 pattern ra2 leftarm2 FFCC01 body2 FFCC00 rightarm2 FFCC00 shorts2 FFCC00 socks2 FFCC00 Parramatta Power were a football soccer team which was based in western Sydney. They played in the National Soccer League Australia National Soccer League from season 1999 2000 until the league folded in 2004. The Power were runners up to Perth Glory FC Perth Glory in the 2003 04 season of the NSL after Perth made the Grand Final look easy in horrendous weather to become the final NSL champion. The club has since folded due to financial difficulties. The club was backed by the Parramatta Leagues club which also owns the Parramatta Eels rugby league team. The club played at Parramatta Stadium the home of the Eels and played in blue and yellow the Eels colours . The club suffered from poor attendances throughout its existence, partly because of its links to the Eels, as well as it being in the already crowded western Sydney soccer market. Notable former players valign top flagicon Australia Australia Michael Beauchamp Milan Blagojevic Clint Bolton Mark Bridge Damien Brown Jacob Burns footballer Jacob Burns Mark Byrnes Alvin Ceccoli Lukas Lizacevic Andrew Clark Simon Colosimo Travis Dodd Andrew Durante Steve Eagleton Ahmad Elrich Steve Fitzsimmons Joel Griffiths Brett Holman Liam Reddy Brendon Santalab Naum Sekulovski Mile Sterjovski Matt Thompson Alex Tobin Danny Vukovic Brendan Renaud Lucas Pantelis Sasho ... 01 External links http www.ozfootball.net ark Clubs P ParramattaPowerDH.html Statistics on Parramatta ... Wales football soccer clubs de Parramatta Power it Parramatta Power nl Parramatta Power sv Parramatta ... more details
Infobox River river name Parramatta River image name ParramattaRiverFromGladesvilleBridge.jpg caption Parramatta River from Gladesville Bridge origin New South Wales mouth Port Jackson basin countries Australia watershed 130 km The Parramatta River is a waterway in Sydney , New South Wales , Australia . The Parramatta River is the main tributary of Sydney Harbour, a branch of Port Jackson , along with the smaller ... at confluence of Old Toongabbie, New South Wales Toongabbie Creek and Darling Mills Creek west of Parramatta, New South Wales Parramatta ref Gregory s Sydney Street Directory, 2002 Gregory s Publishing ... of the river is approximately 130 km and is tidal to Charles Street Weir in Parramatta, approximately ... Image Drummoyne Parramatta River.JPG Parramatta River at Five Dock Bay, Drummoyne Image Gladesville Parramatta River.JPG Parramatta River at Gladesville Image ParramattaRiver Ermington.jpg Parramatta River at Ermington Image ParramattaRiver Parramatta.jpg Parramatta River at Parramatta gallery Transport ... Ferry services and wharves Main Parramatta River ferry services There are River Cat services along the Parramatta River to Circular Quay . The main wharves are Parramatta ferry wharf, Sydney Parramatta , Southern side of River Sydney Olympic Park , Southern Meadowbank, New South Wales ..., nsw.jpg thumb Lennox Bridge, Parramatta The Parramatta River, along with Sydney Harbour, is the most ... Gasworks Bridge, Parramatta historic iron lattice bridge named for the Gasworks which used to be situated nearby Bridge of Oars, Parramatta Barry Wilde Bridge, Parramatta Lennox Bridge, Parramatta ... Bridge 2.JPG Silverwater Bridge Image GasworksBridgeParramatta.JPG Gasworks Bridge, Parramatta Image BridgeOfOars.jpg Bridge of Oars, Parramatta gallery Ecological and environment issues Water quality ... areas of Sydney Harbour, and that four of them are in the Parramatta river system. The main contaminated areas of the Parramatta River are Homebush Bay, New South Wales Homebush Bay Polychlorinated ... more details
, restaurants, cinemas, a gym and other services. Westfield Parramatta s trade area population is 718,735 ... The centre is located in the southern part of the Parramatta Central Business District CBD occupying ... and Campbell Street. It is connected to the Parramatta Transport Interchange and Parramatta railway station via an underground pedestrian link. Description Westfield Parramatta opened its doors in 1975 ..., Hospitality and Miscellaneous Union took action against Westfield Parramatta s cleaning contractor ... H3llBot ref Community exhibitions Westfield Parramatta, as a busy community thoroughfare, is used ... for Parramatta Julie Owens opened the Seventy7 Shoes exhibition organised by YWCA to raise the issue ... of the centre stage area Westfield Parramatta is frequently visited by celebrities and media ... supermarkets Woolworths Greater Union JB Hi Fi Toys R Us Eb games See also Parramatta disambiguation ... parramatta Westfield Parramatta Coord 33.8177889 151.0020639 format dms display title ... more details
Unreferenced stub auto yes date December 2009 Orphan date February 2009 Fort Parramatta was the name was given to a fort north of Wellington , New Zealand , in the 1840s. The remains of the fort are still visible on the Ngatitoa Domain in Porirua City, but the surrounding suburb name has been changed to Paremata . Coord missing New Zealand Category Buildings and structures in Porirua NZ struct stub ... more details
ABL infobox Name Parramatta Patriots Logo Image Patriots01.gif 140px League Australian Baseball League 1989 1999 Location Parramatta Stadium Oriole Park Sydney Oriole Park Founded ABL 1989 90 1989 90 Defunct ABL 1990 91 1991 Re formed Nickname Patriots LeagueChamps RunnerUp FormerNames FormerBallparks Colours LogoDesign Mascot Series Australian Baseball League Season ABL 1990 91 1990 91 Record ? ? ? sup ?? sup Playoffs Manager h cap h pattern cap h leftarm h pattern la h body h pattern b baseball h rightarm h pattern ra h pants h pattern pants h socks h title Home a cap a pattern cap a leftarm a pattern la a body a pattern b baseball a rightarm a pattern ra a pants a pattern pants a socks a title Away Championships Patriot s Championships 1989 90 3 sup rd sup 1990 91 ? sup ?? sup 1991 92 ? sup ?? sup The Parramatta Patriots were one of the eight foundation teams of the now defunct Australian Baseball League. They disbanded after the 1990 91 season due to heavy financial losses to be replaced with the Sydney Blues in the following season. See also Sport in Australia Australian Baseball Australian Baseball League 1989 1999 External links http www.australianbaseballhistory.webcentral.com.au Baseball 20Web 20Pages ABL.htm The Australian Baseball League 1989 1999 Australian Baseball League original Category Australian Baseball League Category Defunct baseball teams in Australia Australian baseball stub ... more details
Use dmy dates date February 2011 About the Suburb of Sydney other uses of the term ParramattaParramatta disambiguation Infobox Australian Place type suburb name Parramatta city Sydney state nsw image Parra, nsw2.jpg thumb imagesize 270 caption Church Street, Parramatta pop 18,448 pop footnotes ref name abs2006pop Census 2006 AUS id SSC11783 name Parramatta State Suburb accessdate 2 October 2008 quick ... lga City of Parramatta ref name lga cite web url http www.dlg.nsw.gov.au dlg dlghome dlg Regions.asp ... Parramatta City Council publisher New South Wales Department of Local Government accessdate 2 October ... extract?id KWQloeKmJP title Geographical Names Register Extract Parramatta suburb work Geographical ... of ParramattaParramatta ref Cite web url http www.elections.nsw.gov.au state government elections electoral districts all districts parramatta title Parramatta publisher New South Wales Electoral ... 24 March 2007 accessdate 2 October 2008 ref fedgov Division of Reid Reid ref Cite web url http apps.aec.gov.au ... Australian Electoral Commission date 19 October 2007 accessdate 2 October 2008 ref fedgov2 Division of ParramattaParramatta ref Cite web url http apps.aec.gov.au esearch LocalitySearchResults.aspx?filter Parramatta&filterby Electorate title Parramatta publisher Australian Electoral Commission date 19 October 2007 accessdate 2 October 2008 ref near n North Parramatta, New South Wales North Parramatta ... Wales Northmead Parramatta IPAc en icon p r m t is a suburb and major urban centre of Sydney ... 444568 Parramatta ref ref name DoLsuburb DoL suburb image name Parramatta codename Parramatta accessdate ... central business district on the banks of the Parramatta River . It is known colloquially as Parra . Parramatta is the administrative seat of the Local Government Areas of Australia Local Government Area LGA of the City of Parramatta . Part of the suburb is shared with the City of Holroyd LGA. ref ..., Parramatta has seen the consolidation of its role as a government centre with the relocation of agencies ... more details
Unreferenced date September 2009 Rugby team teamname Parramatta Two Blues fullname Parramatta Two Blues Rugby image Twoblues rugby logo.jpg nickname Two Blues founded 1879 location Parramatta, New South Wales Parramatta , Sydney , Australia countryflag Australia ground Granville Park capacity colors Navy blue and Sky blue coach Glen Christini 2011 captain Andrew Cox league New South Wales Rugby Union , Shute Shield season position url www.twobluesrugby.com.au pattern la1 pattern b1 France home 0810 pattern ra1 leftarm1 000080 body1 rightarm1 000080 shorts1 000080 socks1 000080 Parramatta Two Blues Rugby are a rugby union club based in the second CBD of Sydney, Parramatta. History The club was originally formed in 1879 as Cumberland but changed their name to Parramatta when the District competition was implemented in 1900. They were admitted to First Division in 1934 contesting its first grandfinal in 1945, a 9 3 defeat to Sydney University. The club has gone on to win three first grade premierships in their history. The 1950s and 1960s were lean years but the development of a strong junior competition assured a sharp improvement in standards. Former Wallaby Rod Phelps took over as captain coach in 1971 and for three years he improved Parramatta s standing in the rugby fraternity. Grand ... to be reckoned with. Finally with the influx of young players in this period Parramatta won its initial ... in beating the Galloping Greens to win consecutive premierships under coach Paul Dalton . Three of Parramatta ... and Ireland. The Two Blues played their greatest ever Rugby when the Parramatta Eels played their most successful Rugby League . Parramatta Eels The Eels & Two Blues both won their league s titles in 1986. Club information Club Name Parramatta Two Blues Nickname Two Blues Founded 1879 Home stadium ... defeated Parramatta International representatives Bob Brown Phil Clements Patrick Cooper John Griffiths ... teams in New South Wales Australia rugbyunion team stub fr Parramatta Two Blues ... more details
Sydneyferries Wharf wharf name big Parramatta big image ParramattaWharf1.JPG 270px servicearea Parramatta Ferry servicearea color FEBE10 servicearea textcolor black suburb Parramatta street Charles Street ... Yes Parramatta Ferry Wharf is the commuter wharf serving the city of Parramatta, New South Wales Parramatta in Sydney Australia . It serves the Parramatta route, which operates express between the next ... of travel for all Sydney Ferries routes from Circular Quay, being next to the weir at Parramatta which would prevent travel further upstream. History There has been a wharf at Parramatta since shortly after the settlement at Parramatta was established. The wharf is located next to the Queens Wharf Reserve and the Gasworks Bridge, which was close to the site of the first official landing place at Parramatta ... settlement in Parramatta. The first steam ferry to operate between Sydney and Parramatta was named Surprise , it beginning service on 2 June 1831. ref name tram The Parramatta Wharf Tramway Matthews .... ref City of ParramattaParramatta City Council , http www.visitsydney.org parramatta pdfs ParraHH2004.pdf Explore Parramatta Harris Park Heritage Walk , Accessed 22 December 2006 . ref From October 1883, a Tram steam steam tramway connected the wharf at Redbank, near where Duck River meets Parramatta ... and pollution in the river, ferry services returned to Parramatta in 1993, with two new wharves at Rydalmere and Parramatta reopened. ref Steel, Reg, A ferry to Parramatta return of the Parramatta ferries . State Transit Authority Sydney, 1993. ref Jetties and services Services to Parramatta are not as frequent ... 1 font color FEBE10 Parramatta Ferry font express services to Circular Quay Bus services The wharf has no adjoining interchange, but a stop exists nearby in Charles Street, which is served by Parramatta s free City Loop bus to Parramatta railway station . The wharf is only a short walk from Parramatta railway station Parramatta Station , where passengers may transfer to trains on the font color Western ... more details
Image Parramatta NSW State Electoral District.png thumb Location within Sydney Parramatta is an New South ... by Tanya Gadiel of the Australian Labor Party , and is not to be confused with the federal Division of Parramatta , held by Labor MP Julie Owens . It is a 36.29km urban electorate in Sydney s inner north west, roughly analogous to the City of Parramatta , taking in the suburbs of Camellia, New South ... Parramatta, New South Wales North Parramatta , Oatlands, New South Wales Oatlands , Parramatta, New South Wales Parramatta , Rosehill, New South Wales Rosehill , Rydalmere, New South Wales Rydalmere and Westmead, New South Wales Westmead . History Parramatta is one of the two electorates, along ... representation . In 1927, it was divided into the single member electorates of Parramatta , Electoral district of Granville Granville and Electoral district of Auburn Auburn . Members for Parramatta ... New South Wales state election, 1927 1927 Parramatta by election, 1929 1929 Australian politics party colours Nationalist Herbert Lloyd Nationalist Party of Australia Nationalist Parramatta by election ..., 1932 1932 Parramatta by election, 1945 1945 Australian politics party colours Liberal Liberal Party of Australia Liberal Parramatta by election, 1945 1945 New South Wales state election ... Australian Labor Party Labor New South Wales state election, 1991 1991 Parramatta by election, 1994 ... Parramatta by election, 1994 1994 New South Wales state election, 2003 2003 Australian politics party ... results Election box begin title New South Wales state election, 2007 Parramatta Election box candidate ... end External links cite web title Parramatta Electoral District publisher New South Wales Electoral ... parramatta accessdate 2007 01 26 cite web title State Electoral District Parramatta Results ... web title State Electoral District Parramatta Results 2003 publisher New South Wales Electoral Commission ... parramatta results 2003 accessdate 2007 01 26 cite web title State Electoral District Parramatta Results ... more details
that Parramatta Salvation Army, as they were known then, tasted success in 1992, as All Age Division ...The Salvation Army The Salvation Army, Parramatta abbreviated to PSA is a Salvation Army Corps located in the Central business district CBD of Parramatta, New South Wales , Australia . ref http maps.google.com maps?um 1&ie UTF 8&q SALVATION ARMY&near Parramatta, NSW, Australia&fb 1&view text&latlng 33813257,151007093,6517960779889114320 ... Corps in Australia. It is the largest of its kind within the Greater West Division. Situated in the western ... have ministered to the people of Parramatta and the surrounding regions for over 120 years. History The Salvation Army first came to Australia in 1880, Parramatta Corps opened four years later in 1884 ... Parramatta Easy English Congregation or P.E.E.C refers to a group of people that attend a 9.30am meeting at Parramatta Citadel on a Sunday. This worship service is aimed for people who use English ... worship Info on PEEC ref Brass Band Parramatta Citadel Band PCB , part of Parramatta Salvation ... corps corps and community alike, PCB has become a feature of the Parramatta area. Purpose The bands purpose is to minister the word of God to the people of Parramatta and its surrounding area s through ... In The Community The band has been part of Parramatta Corps for some time and is beloved by both ... players, soon warmed to it. Songsters The Songster s have been a long standing fixture of the Parramatta ... and caring community, the Parramatta Songsters have become one of the premier Salvation Army choirs ... musical support for the Sunday church services at Parramatta Corps, the Songsters are active ... under. The Parramatta YP Young Peoples Band is a brass band and was formed in 1944, its main objective ... Bass The Parramatta YP Band has toured all around New South Wales, this usually consists of a Saturday ... is currently Kylie Maxwell. Parramatta Corps provides groups for both children and adolescents . These groups ... or JY s is for high school aged teenagers and is held fortnightly at Parramatta Corps Function Centre ... more details
The Catholic Diocese of Parramatta is a suffragan diocese of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Sydney made up of 47 parishes. The Diocese is located in one of the fastest growing areas of New South Wales, Australia. The diocese is west of Sydney and reaches from Dundas Valley, west to Katoomba, south to Luddenham, and North to Richmond. The Diocese was established April 8, 1986 and by 2004 served 307,392 parishioners out of a total population of 924,621. Bishops of Parramatta Bede Vincent Heather 1986 1997 Kevin Michael Manning 1997 2009 Anthony Fisher , Ordo Praedicatorum O.P. 2010 , formerly an Auxiliary Bishop of the Archdiocese of Sydney External links and references http www.parra.catholic.org.au Catholic Diocese of Parramatta cite web title Diocese of Parramatta work Catholic Hierarchy url http www.catholic hierarchy.org diocese dparm.html accessdate 2007 01 06 coord 33 48 29 S 151 00 16 E source kolossus plwiki display title DEFAULTSORT Roman Catholic Diocese Of Parramatta Category Roman Catholic Ecclesiastical Province of Sydney Parramatta Category Roman Catholic dioceses in Australia Parramatta, Roman Catholic Diocese of Australia RC diocese stub Roman Catholic dioceses in Australia de Bistum Parramatta it Diocesi di Parramatta pl Diecezja Parramatta ... more details
A by election was held for the Australian House of Representatives seat of Division of ParramattaParramatta on 22 September 1973. The by election was triggered by the resignation of former Liberal Party of Australia Liberal Party long servng Attorney General and Minister for Foreign Affairs, the Honourable and later Sir Nigel Bowen who accepted an appointment to the New South Wales Court of Appeal NSW Court of Appeal . The seat was retained by the Liberal Party, with Philip Ruddock defeating the Parramatta City Council Mayor, Barry Wilde , who contested the seat for the Australian Labor Party Labor Party . Ten other candidates from minor parties contested the seat. Results Election box begin title Parramatta by election, 1973 ref name Psephos cite web title By Elections 1972 1974 publisher Psephos url http psephos.adam carr.net countries a australia 1972 1972repsby.txt ref Election box candidate AU party candidate Philip Ruddock party Liberal votes 33,506 percentage 52.6 change 6.6 Election box candidate AU party candidate Barry Wilde party Labor votes 24,623 percentage 38.7 change 7.3 Election box candidate AU party candidate John Butterworth party Australia votes 3,522 percentage 5.5 change 2.0 Election box candidate AU party candidate Marilyn Pye party Independent votes 575 percentage 0.9 change n a Election box candidate AU party candidate Michael Hourihan party Defence of Government Schools votes 528 percentage 0.8 change n a Election box candidate AU party candidate Marcus Aussie Stone party Independent votes 363 percentage 0.6 change n a Election box candidate AU party candidate Sidney McGarrity party Independent votes 325 percentage 0.6 change n a Election box candidate AU party candidate Gwenda Lister party Independent votes 65 percentage 0.1 change n a Election box candidate AU party candidate Edwin Bellchambers party Independent votes 53 percentage 0.1 change ... of Australian federal by elections References reflist DEFAULTSORT Parramatta By Election, 1973 Category ... more details
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