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 Darwin Rebellion 

My apologies for that - didn't realise.   

 Railways of the West Coast of Tasmania and Rail Transport in Tasmania 
Thanks for drawing my attention to these pages. As you have seen, I have attempted to clean them up and add a few references. They are still far from perfect, but certainly better. 
  

 Rotting mounds of ... 

We had a big blow from the South the other week, the beaches were covered in it. I suppose we should get it out, before I get too interested in gnamma! cygnis insignis 
I was just looking at the illos in the book you cite, they were my original inspiration for the arts and draft on my page. I did hope to find some additional refs for the largest etc., but we can kick it off - me thinks. cygnis insignis 
I'll be grateful if you start it off. 'Coastline' or coast? cygnis insignis  Yeah we can always play with that later i think - i hope Suro 
 whee! ... here's anuther. No G yet, or any other sort. I dived into water without my floaties. cygnis insignis 
Florabase has a feature on Marine plants of Western Australia, maybe the starting point should be there. Unless I can adequately focus, my draft will have to remain so. There are any number of things to be resolved. cygnis insignis 
The flowery plants would be a minute part of them. Better check w/ Hesp on the cate for biota by place. cygnis insignis 
I am under the impression that seagrasses are the only truly marine plants. Everything else either isn't really marine, e.g. mangroves are essentially terrestrial; or isn't really a plant e.g. seaweeds are algae.... Although come to think of it the latest thinking has the Chlorophyta amongst the Plantae. But leaving aside the navel gazing (if I can; I'll try), I say that ""marine plants"" and ""seagrasses"" are essentially synonymous, and personally I prefer the latter term. Hesperian 
 I was going to say 'proper plants, but http://florabase.calm.wa.gov.au/marineplants/ were fast and loose: includes both marine angiosperms and a variety of marine macro-algae. cygnis insignis 
Gosh, they haven't got far; it's a sea of red links! ;-) Hesperian 
They is they. Hesperian 

 Thanks 
Thanks for your kind words. I've made Towns of WA my priority and intend on giving each one an infobox.
Once that's done I'll check out your suggestion
Thanks again and all the best    

 Anglican Diocese of Perth 
What on earth are you referring to in your comments on my edits in this article?!  Your accusations of OR or POV are ridiculous - they certainly are no more so than the comment I edited.  My experience of the Diocese of Perth and Anglican churchmanship differences is more than adequate to edit this article appropriately.   

 Nullagine 
What do you think? I left the mineral list in the article but linked it on.
I've pretty much exhausted all info on the net and think I'll draw stumps as far as this town goes.
I'm not all that happy with the Iron Ore bit (sounds like a sales brochure)   "