Ancestry and Origin
According to recent statistics, the most common ancestries in Alexandria, Australia are English with 2,639 people making up 22.6% of the population, Australian with 2,050 people making up 17.5%, Irish with 1,257 people making up 10.8%, Scottish with 805 people making up 6.9%, and Chinese with 679 people making up 5.8%. When it comes to the residents' place of birth, 59.0%or 4,854 people were born in Australia, 5.4% or 443 people were born in England, 3.7% or 307 people were born in New Zealand, 2.6% or 218 people were born in China excluding SARs and Taiwan, 1.3% or 106 people were born in Ireland, and 1% or 86 people were born in the United States of America.
Erko Physio
If you are suffering from an injury that is not improving or find that you have recurrent pain, weakness or loss of movement in any body area, let a physiotherapist from Erko Physio help you. They also help people with sports or work-related injury or are recovering from surgery. As trained physiotherapists, they ensure that their patients understand where the pain or movement problem is coming from. These can be an injury from a joint, muscle, ligament tendon, or nerve. From shoulder tendinopathy to hip stress fractures to lumbar disc prolapses – there is not much that they haven’t encountered. They use their expertise in manual therapy techniques, knowledge of pathophysiology, exercise prescription, and movement biomechanics to help their patients to return to their normal lives.
Pacific Islands Declare 'Climate Crisis' That Calls for the End of Fossil Fuels
The Pacific Islands are ground-zero for climate change. By 2050, many of the low-lying atolls that make up the region could be uninhabitable. Leaders of these islands, including Fiji and the Solomon Islands, recognize the dangers climate change from sea level rise to extreme weather. Read more hereFiji and the Solomon Islands are part of the Pacific islands that are facing the threats of climate change. It is said that many of the islands would not be fit for habitation by 2050. In the recent Fifth Pacific Islands Development Forum Leaders’ Summit, the island's officials made a special “climate crisis” declaration, citing a need for urgent action in phasing out coal and other fossil fuels. The region has been feeling the impacts of climate change by the rising sea level, threatening to erode and swallow many low-lying islands. The health of the residents is also at risk since respiratory disease, chronic diarrhea, malnutrition, and infectious disease all grow in a warmer, more unstable climate which is evident in the Pacific Islands.
Sydney Harbour Bridge in Sydney Australia
Sydney Harbour Bridge is a steel arch bridge across Sydney Harbour in Port Jackson, Australia. The deep waters of Sydney Harbour rendered temporary support impractical, so the steel arch was assembled by building out from each bank. The two sides met in the middle in 1930, and the bridge was officially opened with an elaborate ceremony on March 19, 1932. It serves as the primary transportation link between Sydney and its suburbs on the northern side of the harbour. It spans about 500 metres (1,650 feet), making it one of the longest steel arch bridges in the world. Along its length, it features four railroad tracks, a highway, and two pedestrian walkways.
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Driving Direction
10 min (7.2 km)
via Cahill Expy
Fastest route, the usual traffic
This route has tolls.
Sydney Harbour Bridge
Sydney NSW, Australia
Head south on Cahill Expy
Toll road
1.8 km
Slight right toward Western Distributor
Toll road
45 m
Merge onto Western Distributor
Toll road
1.2 km
Slight left onto Western Distributor/A4 (signs for Anzac Bridge/Western Suburbs)
Partial toll road
350 m
Use the right 2 lanes to take the exit toward Harris St
550 m
Use the left 2 lanes to turn left onto Harris St
1.1 km
Continue straight onto Regent St
1.4 km
Continue onto Botany Rd
120 m
Use the right 2 lanes to turn right onto Henderson Rd
Go through 1 roundabout
Destination will be on the left
650 m
Erko Physio
2/154 Henderson Road
Alexandria NSW 2015
Australia
