41. Singapore Wombats Home About The wombats Playing Wombat News Wombat Gallery ContactWombat Guest Book wombats Major Sponsor for 2001 2002. Welcome http://www.singaporewombats.com/

Training Has Started: Next Training Saturday, 4pm Australian School Ulu Pandan Road Welcome to The Singapore Australian Rules Football Club The Singapore Wombats Asia's premier Australian Rules Football Club. Register With The Wombats by clicking here As a rewarded for registering you will be able to download a specially selected feature film: Mullet Hunter Presidents Introduction: Happy Birthday Wombats! 2002 will may go down in history as being the greatest year for the club and thank you to Simon Walsh and the committee for what is going to be a damn hard year to beat – but in 2003 we are going to be bigger and better. This year will be celebrating the 10 th anniversary of the Singapore Australian Football Club – who started from humble beginnings back in 1993 – with the first ever official committee meeting being April 25 th 1993 – and so the Wombats were born. (Those who believe in evolution will know that the Wombat was a Lion for a week before becoming an obnoxious fat hairy beast). Being our 10 th birthday we plan to celebrate as only Wombats can.

42. About The Wombats Sounded simple. The following 3 years were definitive for the team thatSingaporeans would affectionately know as The Mighty wombats. http://www.singaporewombats.com/Wombats.htm

Welcome to my Web site! The Singapore Australian Football Club (SAFC) was formed on April 24, 1993 by ten homesick and football deprived Aussies who were toughing it out in the tropical balm of Singapore's business trenches. With around 6000 Australian and New Zealand expats in the community the visionary founding fathers of Singapore Aussie Rules figured there had to be at least 30 blokes who could get together on a weekend and have a trot on the old paddock. Sounded simple The following 3 years were definitive for the team that Singaporeans would affectionately know as The Mighty Wombats. Through a series of recruitment drives that led team crusaders on a vigilant and exhaustive tour of pretty much every pub in the land, a playlist was assembled that made weekly intra-club games a reality. Adding depth, match toughness and certainly a respect for the beer consuming capacity of our armed forces, the Singapore Wombats were able to schedule between 8-10 matches throughout each year against visiting Royal Australian Navy ships. RAN Liaison Office in Singapore has been instrumental in keeping the navy series alive. The game is always played in good spirit with the Navy boys as thankful of a run on terra firma as the Wombats were chuffed to strut their stuff as the national side and build team strength. With an influx of expatriates to the Asia Pacific region during the 90's, several other Aussie Rules teams appeared on the scene:

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45. Daily Telegraph: Man Accused Of Killing Wombats (archived) Man accused of killing wombats 07feb03 A MAN who allegedly killed severalwombats by repeatedly running them over has been charged with cruelty. http://www.dailytelegraph.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5936,5949087%5E421,00.

13 April 2003 Home NEWS SECTIONS News World Sport Business ... Editorial CLASSIFIEDS General Careers Announcements Auto ... Place an ad SERVICES About us Contact us Letter to the editor Feedback ... Small Business Free in The Sunday Telegraph THE NATION This story is from our news.com.au network Source: AAP back PRINT-FRIENDLY VERSION EMAIL THIS STORY Man accused of killing wombats A MAN who allegedly killed several wombats by repeatedly running them over has been charged with cruelty. Bathurst Police today said they had charged a 46-year-old man from Portland, near Lithgow, after the bodies of 12 wombats were discovered in NSW's Wollemi National Park last week. Investigators believe the wombats were killed early last week. It is alleged the wombats were run over by a vehicle, in some cases several times. The body of one animal has been sent to Taronga Park Zoo in Sydney, where it is hoped an examination will determine how it died. The man has been charged with aggravated cruelty, cruelty and harming native fauna. He was released on conditional bail to appear in Lithgow Local Court on March 6.

46. Wombats At Natureworld Koalas, wombats, crocodiles, birds and snakes are cared for in naturalsurroundings. 100% Australian owned and operated. wombats. Home. Koalas. http://www.h-bnatureworld.com.au/wombats.html

47. DPIWE - Possums, Kangaroos And Wombats Possums, Kangaroos and wombats. Possums, kangaroos, and wombats areall part of the order Diprotodonta. Macropods The five species http://www.dpiwe.tas.gov.au/inter.nsf/ThemeNodes/LBUN-5364K9?open

48. Quantum - Wombats wombats bulldoze through tonnes of rock and rubble to create vast complex systemsof rabbitlike warrens It must be cosy down there because the grass-eating http://www.abc.net.au/quantum/stories/s59609.htm

Wombats Thursday, 28 October 1999 Wombats bulldoze through tonnes of rock and rubble to create vast, complex systems of rabbit-like warrens. It must be cosy down there, because the grass-eating marsupials - the largest burrowing creatures in the world - spend roughly 80% of their time, literally, two to three metres down under. But how do the tank-like earthmovers design their architectural marvels to catch the summer breezes and keep out the chill winds of winter? And who rules the subterranean roost? Who mates with whom? Answers are thin on the ground. Quantum joins a team of researchers as they begin a long-term study to unearth the answers. (full transcript...) Reporter: Leigh Dayton Producer: Richard Corfield Story Contacts: Prof Russell Baudinette Email Head, Dept of Zoology, University of Adelaide Dr Glenn Shimmin Email University of Adelaide Related Sites: Perth Zoo Full Program Transcript Quantum: Let's face it, wombats have a reputation for being fat, slow and stupid. So what explains the fact that they've been clever enough to survive on a continent that, on the surface, offers little comfort to these evolutionary oddities? Well, to find the answer, researchers are about to take drastic action. Glenn Shimmin: It's a girl.

49. W O M B A T S wombats. The wombat has long been my favorite animal, even though (beingAmerican) I've only seen them in zoos. My acquaintances, especially http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/~cz28/wombats.html

w o m b a t s The wombat has long been my favorite animal, even though (being American) I've only seen them in zoos. My acquaintances, especially those who have seen my office, may note that I have much in common with the burrowing nocturnal marsupial. Perhaps. The following links feature photographs of and miscellaneous information about that noble creature, the wombat. Melbourne Zoo's southern hairy-nosed wombat page has a great photo Photo of the Common Wombat from the Melbourne Zoo. Photos from the Marsupial Museum. Perth Zoo page. A Hairy-Nosed Wombat courtesy of Cadbury. More about the Northern Hairy-Nosed Wombat A great site chock full of photos from Wildlife Aid Rehabilitation Providers. Russell the Wombat's Burrow has some marvellous photos. www.wombat.net A software company that named itself after the wombat. Back home

50. Interests Interests. Relevant Communities The following communities are also interested in wombats . Interested users The following users are also interested in wombats. http://www.livejournal.com/interests.bml?int=wombats

51. Wombat's Room Wombat's Room. The Kirinari toddler room is called The wombats. Itis for children 18 months to 3 years. It is a great, fun room http://www.kecc.org.au/wombats.html

Site Menu Home Page Rooms Possums Wombats ... Staff Wombat's Room The Kirinari toddler room is called The Wombats. It is for children 18 months to 3 years. It is a great, fun room that has a strong child-centred program. We are a busy room with many extended activities in place to stimulate the children's cognitive and intellectual development. We provide a environment that promotes autonomy and fosters self-esteem. Our art and craft activities are responsive to the needs of our very creative and hands-on toddlers. We provide a sound, safe and changing physical outdoor environment. We have a playground surrounded by native plants and gum trees. Our indoor area is spacious with two extra rooms for group times, dramatic play and block construction. There are places for 25 toddlers. The dedicated, professional staff have various recognised qualifications and a wealth of child care experience. We encourage our parents to be an active part of their child's day by bringing new idea's that help enrich the program. Parents are welcomed to bring aspects of their home culture into our centre.

52. Utrechtse Honk- En Softbal Vereniging The Wombats Sla Intro over Automatisering, filemaker, omnis, cisco,Maatwerk, Computer, onderhoud, netwerk, beheer. http://www.wombats.nl/

53. Stuffed Wombats Page 1 : All Plush : Stuffed Plush Animals And Toys All Plush carries a wide variety of stuffed animals and plush toys, wombatsPage 1 is just one of the many categories that can be searched. wombats. http://www.allplush.com/storefront/Wombats.html

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55. Fence To Protect Wombats - Theage.com.au The entire population of critically endangered northern hairy nosed wombatswill soon be in captivity. The Age. Fence to protect wombats. http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2002/09/27/1032734324582.html

Home National News news breaking ... place an ad extra personal finance travel education subscribe home delivery eNewsletter archives today's edition: am last 10 days site guide Fence to protect wombats September 28 2002 By James Woodford The entire population of critically endangered northern hairy nosed wombats will soon be in captivity. It is the first time in Australia that every member of a species of mammal has been fenced in to try to save it from attack. Only 110 of the species are left and, in the last few years, as many as 10 per cent of the 40-kilogram, one-metre-long marsupials have been savaged or killed by dingoes. The northern hairy nosed is the biggest and least known of Australia's three wombat species, which also includes the commons that live on the east coast of the continent and the southern hairy nosed, which inhabits South Australia. The northerns live in a single, tiny, arid patch of scrub in central Queensland, called Epping Forest National Park. Although two attempts have been made to establish populations in zoos, neither was successful. After years of struggling to guarantee the survival of the animals, the conservation team in charge of the northern wombats has decided to take the drastic step of building a 20-kilometre, 1.9-metre-high fence around the known habitat. By November, about 2500 hectares will be within the perimeter of the fence - built to similar specifications as a deer fence. ");document.write("

56. DNA/Forum/Info Rhino Prev Next Subject wombats ( 24 of 26 ) Posted by AmundBørsand I never, until now exactly knew what a wombat was. But http://www.douglasadams.com/cgi-bin/mboard/info/thread.cgi?2060,23

57. TSV Buchholz 08 Wombats Translate this page TSV Buchholz 08 wombats Hier finden Sie Informationen zu den folgenden Themen Homepageder Rugby-Mannschaft des TSV Buchholz Per Email koennen Sie uns unter http://www.wombats-rugby.de/

TSV Buchholz 08 Wombats Hier finden Sie Informationen zu den folgenden Themen: Homepage der Rugby-Mannschaft des TSV Buchholz Per Email koennen Sie uns unter webmaster@wombats-rugby.de erreichen. weiter zur Startseite

58. Wombats I have three wombat tshirts and a couple of sweatshirts, plus some stamps and apin or two; and there are a few cuddly wombats there were camera shy at the http://www.coribright.com/Personal/Wombats.htm

Not quite all my collection is portrayed here. I have three wombat t-shirts and a couple of sweatshirts, plus some stamps and a pin or two; and there are a few cuddly wombats there were camera shy at the photo shoot. I'll try and coax them out for next time. Update: Two more finally made it in front of the camcorder..... introducing Cori Wobble and Killer...! Breaking News........ New Wombat arrival.........! Proudly announcing a new Wombat! Wombat Ranger! Wobble Wombat, my very first! He was actually the Best Man at our wedding, complete with bow tie to match my husband's. I'll dig out the photo to prove it, if you want! Wobble has traveled extensively throughout the world - he makes a wonderful pillow on airplanes. He prefers to relax in first class, but will take a row of economy over one business class seat anytime! Another early wombat..... this one goes by the name of Killer! Slightly smaller, this little lady is known as Cori Wobble!

59. Wombats On wombats. Like other pouchtoting mammals of Australia, the wombatis a marsupial. Nocturnal, burrowing, omnivorous (eats fibre http://www.engl.uvic.ca/Faculty/MBHomePage/wombat.html

On Wombats Like other pouch-toting mammals of Australia, the wombat is a marsupial. Nocturnal, burrowing, omnivorous (eats fibre-optic cable among other things); the hairy-nosed wombat lives in places like Humbug Scrub in the north-west of South Australia. You can try burrowing elsewhere on the Net for information about the furry digger if your curiosity is unsatisfied . . . And if you really want to find out about Michael Bes t . . . Return mbest1@UVic.ca Last updated February 21, 1996.

60. Wombats Translate this page wombats Vombatidae (=Familie). auch Plumpbeutler. Abteilung Bilateralia. Allgemeineswombats sind plumpe, gedrungene Tiere mit einem winzigen Stummelschwanz. http://www.das-tierlexikon.de/wombats.htm

Wombats Vombatidae (=Familie) auch: Plumpbeutler Hier erwähnte Tiere: deutsch: Breitstirnwombat (B) Haarnasenwombat (B) (Art), Haarnasenwombats (Gattung), Nacktnasenwombat (B) (Art), Nacktnasenwombats (Gattung) ; lateinisch: Lasiorhinus Lasiorhinus latifrons (B) Vombatus Vombatus ursinus (B) ... Die Arten Übersicht: Gattungen Arten Ordnung: Zehenbeutler Phalangeridae Unterklasse: Beuteltiere oder Mittelsäuger Metatheria Klasse: Säugetiere Mammalia Unterstamm: Kiefertiere Gnathostomata Stamm: Chordatiere, Rückensaitentiere Chordata Unterabteilung: Neumundtiere, Deuterostomia Abteilung: Bilateralia Allgemeines Wombats sind plumpe, gedrungene Tiere mit einem winzigen Stummelschwanz. Die Beine sind kurz und stämmig. Die Gesamtlänge liegt bei 67-105 cm, das Gewicht bei 25-30 kg. Der Kopf ist dick und rund, die Ohren mittellang, rundlich oder dreieckig spitz. Die Augen sind verhältnismäßig klein. Die Nase kann nackt oder behaart sein. An den Vorder- und Hinterfüßen sind jeweils 5 kurze Zehen, die bis auf die Großzehen stark bekrallt sind. Die Zähne haben offenen Wurzeln und wachsen ständig nach. Weibchen haben eine großen, gutausgebildeten Beutel, der nach hinten geöffnet ist und 2 Zitzen enthält. Verbreitung Die Wombats leben in Südostaustralien, Tasmanien, im Inneren von Queensland und auf der Flinders-Insel in der Bass-Straße.

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