- The
dingo (either
included in the
species Canis familiaris, or
considered one of the
following independent taxa:
Canis familiaris dingo,
Canis dingo, or...
-
Tetragonia tetragonioides,
commonly called New
Zealand spinach,
Warrigal greens and
other local names, is a
flowering plant in the fig-marigold family...
-
Warrigal Road is a
major inner urban road in
southeastern Melbourne, Australia. On w****days, it is
heavily trafficked as it runs
through many
major suburbs...
-
Warrigal Cr**** is the site of an 1843 m****acre of Gunai/Kurnai
people in
colonial Victoria,
during the
Australian frontier wars. The cr**** is on a farm...
-
extends alongside Beaumaris Bay from the
cliffs in
Beaumaris and ends at
Warrigal Road
where it
meets Parkdale.
Mentone is ****ociated with the Heidelberg...
-
Mount Warrigal is a
large suburb of S****harbour, New
South Wales, Australia. The po****tion,
according to the 2021
Australian Census, was 4,880. The suburb...
- The
Warrigal I and II were
Australian aircraft designed by
Squadron Leader Lawrence James Wackett and
built by the
Experimental Section of the
Royal Australian...
- quandong, kutjera, ****es such as
lemon myrtle and
vegetables such as
warrigal greens and
various native yams.
Traditional Indigenous Australians' use...
- sent a
story 'The
Mythical Sundowner' to The
Bulletin under the name '
Warrigal Jack' and it was
accepted for publication.
Later works were
published under...
-
March 1878, with the
current station provided in 2015.
Initially opened as
Warrigal, the
station was
given its
current name of
Warragul on 1 May 1879. The...
