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The Ballarat Wildlife Park is a wildlife park in Ballarat, Victoria.Opened in February 1985, it is privately owned by founder Greg Parker, Stuart Parker and Julia Leonard. The 10-hectare park holds over 300 animals, including Australian animals—there are over 100 free-roaming kangaroos—and an extensive collection of reptile
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Featherdale Wildlife Park, Doonside; Hunter Valley Wildlife Park, Nulkaba (formerly Hunter Valley Zoo) Koala Park Sanctuary, West Pennant Hills; Mogo Wildlife Park, Mogo (formerly Mogo Zoo) Oakvale Wildlife Park, Salt Ash; Potoroo Palace Native Animal Educational Sanctuary, Merimbula (formerly Yellow Pinch Wildlife Park) Shoalhaven Zoo, Nowra
Ballarat (/ ˌ b æ l ə ˈ r æ t / BAL-ə-RAT) [3] (Wathawurrung: balla arat) [4] is a city in the Central Highlands of Victoria, Australia.At the 2021 census, Ballarat had a population of 111,973, making it the third-largest urban inland city in Australia and the third-largest city in Victoria.
Ballarat East Town Hall in 1862 (demolished in the 1960s) After the creation of the Ballarat Municipality in 1855 and the Ballarat Road District (covering the surrounding rural area) in 1856, Ballarat East gained municipal government with the creation of the Ballarat East Municipality in 1857 (note that until 1994, local government names were spelled "Ballaarat", whereas the urban settlement ...
Australian Wildlife Park Albany; B. Ballarat Wildlife Park; Billabong Sanctuary; Birdland Animal Park; Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary; Bunbury Wildlife Park; C.
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The swamp was dammed following the Victorian gold rush in 1851 and since the 1860s it has been a popular recreational lake for Ballarat's citizens. [3] Lake Wendouree now holds significant historical, environmental, and recreational values to the Ballarat community. The lake hosted the rowing and canoeing events during the 1956 Olympic Games.