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This non-profit community group's objectives are the use and promotion of environmentally-friendly technology and renewable energy sources such as the sun, wind and water, building with natural materials and conserving energy. Features of the site include a current projects section, publications and online articles and an events calendar.

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AMIRA International is an industry association which manages collaborative research for our members in the global minerals industry. By taking a partnership approach to research and development which is managed by AMIRA, members enhance their competitive position through access to leading edge technology. AMIRA International is a not-for-profit, private sector company established in 1959; it is based in Melbourne, with offices in Perth, Cape Town and Johannesburg and affiliations with similar bodies in North America and Europe. AMIRA publishes a newsletter, techology roadmaps and maintains a member's database. AMIRA also manages Data Metallogenica Centre, the world's largest mineral deposit collection housed in Adelaide.

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An independent, politically impartial worldwide movement, Amnesty International works to both promote and to protect human rights around the world. This web site provides an online library, newsletters, and contact information for Amnesty International Australia offices in each of the states.

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In existence since 1949, the organisation provides care, education and research for people with musculoskeletal disease. The site informs about the history of the organisation, and provides contact details for its affiliates.

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Arts Access Australia is a membership based non-government service organisation. Arts Access Australia was formed in 1992 as the Disability And Disadvantage in the Arts Australia (DADAA) National Network. It works with government agencies, arts organisations and disability organisations.

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A non-profit organisation, providing information, support and advocacy for children with a disability and their families, in Victoria, Australia. Some of the services include parent support, community education and advice to government. The News and Activities section of the site presents relevant information from other organisations and the government, and the bi-monthly magazine of the Association includes information on the latest development in the disability area. Videos are available on: Students with disabilities in mainstream schools; Education planning; Family perspectives; Teachers and families working together. Links are provided to other support organisations in Victoria.

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The Association represents non-government social and community services agencies promoting the wellbeing of children and young people and assisting them to 'find their place in the world'. The site, organised into five general areas, contains information about the organisation, news, publications, project information, and links to related resources.

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An organisation supporting the rights of atheists, promoting atheism, providing a range of articles, quotes and news from an atheist perspective.

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The Aurora Foundation Ltd was established to provide education, development and training opportunities in leadership for the library profession in Australia and New Zealand, and associated information and cultural communities. The Foundation now has responsibility for the Aurora Leadership Institutes which use a combination of experiential learning, group and individual exercises, and by working with a strong team of senior and experienced Australian and New Zealand mentors. The Institute programme includes exploration of leadership concepts including vision, risk taking, creativity, communication, and styles of leadership.

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The Aurora Vehicle Association Inc is a non profit body dedicated to developing highly efficient vehicles. It has a twenty year history of achievement and is focused on being the world's best in solar powered electric cars. The website contains details of solar car races around Australia and overseas that the Aurora team participates in.