_cin_

Hello, world!
Is there any FAQ collection of this group and all questions that brings
together with emmigration to Australia?
Thanks world! Bye.

WendyC

> Hello, world!
> Is there any FAQ collection of this group and all questions that
> brings
> together with emmigration to Australia?
> Thanks world! Bye.

I've not seen one. But if you have a question please ask and somone
will answer.

sign up on www.britishexpats.com/forums most answers can be found here

Steve`O

> Hello, world!
> Is there any FAQ collection of this group and all questions that
> brings
> together with emmigration to Australia?
> Thanks world! Bye.

try

http://www.immi.gov.au/migration/index.htm

australian migration overview

--

texan....usenet

On 3 Jun 2006 11:40:12 -0700, "_cin_" <> wrote:

>Hello, world!
>Is there any FAQ collection of this group and all questions that brings
>together with emmigration to Australia?
>Thanks world! Bye.


There is an FAQ for this Usenet newsgroup however it is not about
immigrating as such [what you are looking for].

Every Usenet newsgroup must by public vote when being formed, adopt a
Charter/FAQ.

I had it yesterday but mislaid it when cleaning up my files - will
have another look for it.

British Ex-Pats etc take the Usenet feed.
They are able to moderate what gets posted to their forum/s otherwise
this ng is not moderated.

Cath

George Lombard

> On 3 Jun 2006 11:40:12 -0700, "_cin_" <> wrote:
> >Hello, world!
> >Is there any FAQ collection of this group and all questions that
> >brings
> >together with emmigration to Australia?
> >Thanks world! Bye.
> There is an FAQ for this Usenet newsgroup however it is not about
> immigrating as such [what you are looking for].
> Every Usenet newsgroup must by public vote when being formed, adopt a
> Charter/FAQ.
> I had it yesterday but mislaid it when cleaning up my files - will
> have another look for it.
> British Ex-Pats etc take the Usenet feed.
> They are able to moderate what gets posted to their forum/s otherwise
> this ng is not moderated.
> Cath

The only FAQ ever developed for this group was the result of
collaboration between ptlabs, Jeremy (jaj) and myself. It's still
available at http://www.austimmigration.com.au/pages/faq.htm and
was updated last year, but probably needs further tidying up -
comments welcome.

Cheers,

George Lombard

www.austimmigration.com.au

texan....usenet

On Sun, 04 Jun 2006 10:52:56 +0000, George Lombard
<member8124@british_expats.com> wrote:

>> On 3 Jun 2006 11:40:12 -0700, "_cin_" <> wrote:
>> >Hello, world!
>> >Is there any FAQ collection of this group and all questions that
>> >brings
>> >together with emmigration to Australia?
>> >Thanks world! Bye.
>> There is an FAQ for this Usenet newsgroup however it is not about
>> immigrating as such [what you are looking for].
>> Every Usenet newsgroup must by public vote when being formed, adopt a
>> Charter/FAQ.
>> I had it yesterday but mislaid it when cleaning up my files - will
>> have another look for it.
>> British Ex-Pats etc take the Usenet feed.
>> They are able to moderate what gets posted to their forum/s otherwise
>> this ng is not moderated.
>> Cath
>The only FAQ ever developed for this group was the result of
>collaboration between ptlabs, Jeremy (jaj) and myself. It's still
>available at http://www.austimmigration.com.au/pages/faq.htm and
>was updated last year, but probably needs further tidying up -
>comments welcome.
>Cheers,
>George Lombard
>www.austimmigration.com.au

No, there is an actual Usenet style FAQ - very short.
I was surprised myself when I found I had it on file!

This is another FAQ that was assembled/posted by Pallo
in 2000.

I haven't had time to check any links so anyone who uses it, do so at
your own risk.



GENERAL INFO (Regardless of country)

Question: Where can I find info on the IELTS language tests?
- http://www.ielts.org


Question: Where can I find Immigration Bureaus?
- www.migrationbureau.com
- http://www.dorchester.co.nz
- http://www.immigrationnz.com
- http://www.austimmigration.com.au/
- www.nsis.co.nz


AUSTRALIA


Part 1 Migration and the process


Question: Where can I find info on migration to Australia?
- http://www.immi.gov.au


Question: Where can I find info on assessment of my
qualifications and skills for migration to Australia?
- http://deetya.gov.au/noosr/index.htm
- http://bhtafe.edu.au/VetAsses/
- http://acs.org.au


Question: I am about to lodge my migration application sometime in the
next
month but I was hoping to travel to OZ on a holiday visa
to check out the work/housing situation. Are there any restrictions to
entering the country once you have lodged your application ?


Answer: Any positive decision on your visa application made whilst you
are
in Australia will be invalid, but in your case, it is unlikely that
the
decision would be made so soon. Otherwise, you would have been best
advised
to let DIMA know so that they were aware of the situation.


Part 2 General info - weather, tourism etc


Question:
Where can I find general info on Australia?
- http://www.australia.com/
Everything you ever wanted to know about Australia but were afraid to
ask:
Blackstump's Australiana section with links to every possible
Australian
thing there is:
http://home.mira.net/~lions/aussie.htm


on Indigenous Australians:
www.dreamtime.net.au


Question:
Where can I find maps of suburbs?
- You can use the maps at www.whereis.com.au to see where the suburbs


Question:
Where can I find info on public transport
Sydney: www.sydneybuses.nsw.gov.au
Victoria: www.victrip.com.au
Queensland (Brisbane): www.maxlink.com.au/bcl/trans.htm
Perth: http://www.transperth.wa.gov.au/


Question:
Where can I find info on climate and weather?
- Bureau of Meterology - www.bom.gov.au


Question: What is the national anthem?
- http://www.immi.gov.au/citizen/index.html


Question: Do you have some more general information?


In Australia, very little is calculated on a monthly basis. Rent is
usually per week, wages are either per week or per year. Some things
are
"per fortnight" meaning every two weeks.
The drinking age is 18 in all states.
Most states allow learner drivers to start learning at under 18 - 17
and 6 months, sometimes 17.
High school and primary school (up to year 12 or about 17) is free,
permanent residents or citizens can go to University for fairly small
fees - $2500-$5000 a year. See www.hecs.gov.au
For information about government services in each state that are not
covered in the FAQ, start at the govt websites
www.fed.gov.au for Federal things
www.nsw.gov.au for New South wales
www.vic.gov.au for Victora
www.wa.gov.au for Western Australia
www.qld.goc.au for Queensland
www.sa.gov.au for South Australia
www.nt.gov.au for the Nothern Territory
www.act.gov.au for the Australian Capital Territory


For general searches, along with www.yahoo.com.au try
www.anzwers.com.au


Part 3 What can I bring?


Question: Where can I find info on taking my cat/dog to Australia?
- http://www.aqis.gov.au/docs/anpolicy/dogcat.htm


Question: What household goods can I bring?
- http://www.immi.gov.au/visitors/q_ref.htm
- http://www.aqis.gov.au/docs/pr/whatcan'tI.htm


Question: What about my car?
- importing:
http://www.customs.gov.au/bizlink/im.../index.htm#top
- licence and registration:
A page on the Western Australian Dept of Transport (DOT) site listing
links
to other states' DOTs. Go to the state's site to find out how to
transfer
your foreign license to a local one.
http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/licen..._wa/links.html
http://www.drive.com.au/ is a good site to find out about Australian
cars -
prices of new & used cars, car reviews, tips, etc.
http://www.tradingpost.com.au/ prices of used cars


Part 4 Daily life - money, taxes, insurance, cost of living


Question: Where can I find a list of banks in Australia & New Zealand:
http://www.jcu.edu.au/school/cea/accounting/banks.html


Question: How much is an Australian dollar?
Currency converter:
http://www.sydney-australia.net/business/currency.shtml
- www.x-rates.com (no it's not what you think...)


Question: Where can I find info on health insurance?
at www.medibank.com.au


Question: Where can I find info on taxes?
http://taxreform.ato.gov.au/
http://www.law.flinders.edu.au/tax/
Australian Tax Office (ATO) site: http://www.ato.gov.au/
Stamp duty calculator (you pay this tax when you buy a house or a
car):
http://www.quicken.com.au/banking/tools/stmpcalc.htm


Question: Where can I find info on social benefits?
Centrelink is Australia's agency for social & family assistance and
benefits:
http://www.centrelink.gov.au/interne...agesByTitle/Ce...
k


Question: Where can I get info on comparative costs of living
e.g. shopping in Australia?
www.woolworths.com.au - try the demo of the home shopping service
Cost of living estimators:
http://www.yourmortgage.com.au/calculator/compcost.htm
http://www.dewsons.com.au/
For rental prices, try www.selecthome.com.au which has details for
SA, Vic, and Wld.


Part 5 Where can I go to find a job?


Different sites for looking up jobs (however most will not have
salaries):
http://www.mycareer.com.au/
ITJobs: http://www.itjobs.fairfax.com.au/
(IT job search site): http://www.jobnet.com.au/
http://monster.com.au
www.seek.com.au


Question: Where can I find links to newspapers and current affairs?
www.abc.net/newsradio this has a 24 hour Real Audio
newsfeed of the Parliamentary and News Network, plus on the Useful
Links
page are links to newspapers around the world including Australia.
The Australian is the national newspaper:
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/home/
The Age is Melbourne's main paper: http://www.theage.com.au/
The Sydney Morning Herald is Sydney's main paper:
http://www.smh.com.au/
The Canberra Times: http://www.canberratimes.com.au/
Brisbane's Courier-Mail: http://www.thecouriermail.com.au/
Western Australia's main paper: http://www.thewest.com.au/
Australian Financial Review for business news: http://www.afr.com.au/


Part 6 Miscellaneaous


A list of ISPs in Australia: http://www.cynosure.com.au/isp/


http://www.whitepages.com.au/ look up phone numbers, and also find
out what
time it is in Australia or other parts of the world. Also, there's
links to
the Yellow Pages, and "WhereIS" street atlas of Australian streets.


NEW ZEALAND


Part 1 Migration and the process


Question: Where can I find info on migration to New Zealand?
- http://www.immigration.govt.nz


Question: Where can I find info on assessment of skills and
qualifications for migration to New Zealand?
- http://nzqa.govt.nz


Part 2 General info - weather, tourism etc


Question: Where can I find general info on New Zealand?
- http://purenz.com
- http://www.vnz.co.nz/home.htm
- http://url.co.nz/nzl.html


Question:
Where can I find info on climate and weather?
- http://www.metservice.co.nz/forecasts/index.asp


For general searches, try
- http://www.searchnz.co.nz/
and http://www.nzexplorer.co.nz/


Part 3 What can I bring?


Question: Where can I find info on taking my cat/dog to New Zealand?
- http://maf.govt.nz/AnimalIHS/ihs/domaniic/spe.htm


Part 4 Daily life - money, taxes, insurance, cost of living


Question: Where can I find a list of banks in Australia & New Zealand:
http://www.jcu.edu.au/school/cea/accounting/banks.html


Question: How much is a New Zealand dollar?
- www.x-rates.com (no it's not what you think...)


Part 5 Finding a job via jobsearch sites, newspapersites


Question: What jobsearchsites are there?
- www.seek.co.nz
- http://www.jobs.co.nz/NZjobs.html
- http://www.careers.co.nz/
- http://www.jobnetnz.co.nz/
- http://www.monster.co.nz/


Question: Where can I find links to newspapers and current affairs?


- http://www.evpost.co.nz/
- http://www.press.co.nz/
- http://home.nzcity.co.nz/news/
- http://www.press.co.nz/


Part 6 Miscellaneaous


To look up phonenumbers
- www.whitepages.co.nz


You will find some auckland links listed at
http://url.co.nz/cgi-bin/searchnz.cgi?category=agent

texan....usenet

On Sun, 04 Jun 2006 10:52:56 +0000, George Lombard
<member8124@british_expats.com> wrote:

Whoops:
It wasn't an FAQ but the Charter.
There appears to have been no FAQ adopted at the same time or shortly
thereafter....


RATIONALE: misc.immigration.australia+nz

Australia and to a lesser extent New Zealand are still major
immigration countries and the latest figures published by the
Australian government prognosticate almost 100,000 immigrants in the
year 1997. Given the fact that at least two country specific
immigration groups already exist (for the US and Canada) a new group
for immigrants to Australia and Zealand seems appropiate. Further, as
the vast majority of Australian and NZ news groups are regional and
hence not accessible by overseas news group readers (in this case
migrants) the integration into an official category (i.e. misc.) is
mandatory for wide propagation. The proponents are currently
maintaining their own non-commercial web site to provide information
to migrants. The fact that this web site has attracted more than
6,000 visitors in less than 6 months indicates a vital public interest
in this topic and a strong need for such a news group.




The Charter:
misc.immigration.australia+nz is an unmoderated newsgroup which passed
its vote for creation by 140:23 as reported in news.announce.newgroups
on 4 Dec 1996.


For your newsgroups file:
misc.immigration.australia+nz
Migration forum for Australia and New Zealand.


The charter, culled from the vote result announcement:


The group addresses:


1. Pending immigrants (definition: persons who are planning their
immigration to Australia/New Zealand but still live overseas) to
Australia seeking advice, employment and a new residence in
Australia/New Zealand, also for exchanging views and news on
current immigration regulations.


2. Australian/New Zealand recruitment agencies, private
companies/businesses, government employment services, universities
etc. who wish to post job offers; real estate agents and private
home sellers; all Australian/New Zealand residents who wish to
respond to queries posted by a pending immigrant. As most job offers
posted to already existing groups address residents of the same
country (no sponsorship required) job offers posted to this new group
shall specifically address overseas migrants.


3. The readership and the purpose of this unmoderated group being
clearly defined above, we hope that common sense will prevail and
that no messages that are irrevelant to migrants will be posted to
this group.

Pollyana

> On Sun, 04 Jun 2006 10:52:56 +0000, George Lombard
> <member8124@british_expats.com> wrote:
> >> On 3 Jun 2006 11:40:12 -0700, "_cin_" <> wrote:
> >> >Hello, world!
> >> >Is there any FAQ collection of this group and all questions that
> >> >brings
> >> >together with emmigration to Australia?
> >> >Thanks world! Bye.
> >> There is an FAQ for this Usenet newsgroup however it is not about
> >> immigrating as such [what you are looking for].
> >> Every Usenet newsgroup must by public vote when being formed, adopt
> >> a
> >> Charter/FAQ.
> >> I had it yesterday but mislaid it when cleaning up my files - will
> >> have another look for it.
> >> British Ex-Pats etc take the Usenet feed.
> >> They are able to moderate what gets posted to their forum/s
> >> otherwise
> >> this ng is not moderated.
> >> Cath
> >The only FAQ ever developed for this group was the result of
> >collaboration between ptlabs, Jeremy (jaj) and myself. It's still
> >available at http://www.austimmigration.com.au/pages/faq.htm and
> >was updated last year, but probably needs further tidying up -
> >comments welcome.
> >Cheers,
> >George Lombard
> >www.austimmigration.com.au
> No, there is an actual Usenet style FAQ - very short.
> I was surprised myself when I found I had it on file!
> This is another FAQ that was assembled/posted by Pallo
> in 2000.
> I haven't had time to check any links so anyone who uses it, do so at
> your own risk.
> GENERAL INFO (Regardless of country)
> Question: Where can I find info on the IELTS language tests?
> - http://www.ielts.org
> Question: Where can I find Immigration Bureaus?
> - www.migrationbureau.com
> - http://www.dorchester.co.nz
> - http://www.immigrationnz.com
> - http://www.austimmigration.com.au/
> - www.nsis.co.nz
> AUSTRALIA
> Part 1 Migration and the process
> Question: Where can I find info on migration to Australia?
> - http://www.immi.gov.au
> Question: Where can I find info on assessment of my
> qualifications and skills for migration to Australia?
> - http://deetya.gov.au/noosr/index.htm
> - http://bhtafe.edu.au/VetAsses/
> - http://acs.org.au
> Question: I am about to lodge my migration application sometime in the
> next
> month but I was hoping to travel to OZ on a holiday visa
> to check out the work/housing situation. Are there any restrictions to
> entering the country once you have lodged your application ?
> Answer: Any positive decision on your visa application made whilst you
> are
> in Australia will be invalid, but in your case, it is unlikely that
> the
> decision would be made so soon. Otherwise, you would have been best
> advised
> to let DIMA know so that they were aware of the situation.
> Part 2 General info - weather, tourism etc
> Question:
> Where can I find general info on Australia?
> - http://www.australia.com/
> Everything you ever wanted to know about Australia but were afraid
> to
> ask:
> Blackstump's Australiana section with links to every possible
> Australian
> thing there is:
> http://home.mira.net/~lions/aussie.htm
> on Indigenous Australians:
> www.dreamtime.net.au
> Question:
> Where can I find maps of suburbs?
> - You can use the maps at www.whereis.com.au to see where the suburbs
> Question:
> Where can I find info on public transport
> Sydney: www.sydneybuses.nsw.gov.au
> Victoria: www.victrip.com.au
> Queensland (Brisbane): www.maxlink.com.au/bcl/trans.htm
> Perth: http://www.transperth.wa.gov.au/
> Question:
> Where can I find info on climate and weather?
> - Bureau of Meterology - www.bom.gov.au
> Question: What is the national anthem?
> - http://www.immi.gov.au/citizen/index.html
> Question: Do you have some more general information?
> In Australia, very little is calculated on a monthly basis. Rent is
> usually per week, wages are either per week or per year. Some things
> are
> "per fortnight" meaning every two weeks.
> The drinking age is 18 in all states.
> Most states allow learner drivers to start learning at under 18 - 17
> and 6 months, sometimes 17.
> High school and primary school (up to year 12 or about 17) is free,
> permanent residents or citizens can go to University for fairly small
> fees - $2500-$5000 a year. See www.hecs.gov.au
> For information about government services in each state that are not
> covered in the FAQ, start at the govt websites
> www.fed.gov.au for Federal things
> www.nsw.gov.au for New South wales
> www.vic.gov.au for Victora
> www.wa.gov.au for Western Australia
> www.qld.goc.au for Queensland
> www.sa.gov.au for South Australia
> www.nt.gov.au for the Nothern Territory
> www.act.gov.au for the Australian Capital Territory
> For general searches, along with www.yahoo.com.au try
> www.anzwers.com.au
> Part 3 What can I bring?
> Question: Where can I find info on taking my cat/dog to Australia?
> - http://www.aqis.gov.au/docs/anpolicy/dogcat.htm
> Question: What household goods can I bring?
> - http://www.immi.gov.au/visitors/q_ref.htm
> - http://www.aqis.gov.au/docs/pr/whatcan'tI.htm
> Question: What about my car?
> - importing:
> http://www.customs.gov.au/bizlink/im.../index.htm#top
> - licence and registration:
> A page on the Western Australian Dept of Transport (DOT) site
> listing
> links
> to other states' DOTs. Go to the state's site to find out how to
> transfer
> your foreign license to a local one.
> http://www.transport.wa.gov.au/licen..._wa/links.html
> http://www.drive.com.au/ is a good site to find out about Australian
> cars -
> prices of new & used cars, car reviews, tips, etc.
> http://www.tradingpost.com.au/ prices of used cars
> Part 4 Daily life - money, taxes, insurance, cost of living
> Question: Where can I find a list of banks in Australia & New Zealand:
> http://www.jcu.edu.au/school/cea/accounting/banks.html
> Question: How much is an Australian dollar?
> Currency converter:
> http://www.sydney-australia.net/business/currency.shtml
> - www.x-rates.com (no it's not what you think...)
> Question: Where can I find info on health insurance?
> at www.medibank.com.au
> Question: Where can I find info on taxes?
> http://taxreform.ato.gov.au/
> http://www.law.flinders.edu.au/tax/
> Australian Tax Office (ATO) site: http://www.ato.gov.au/
> Stamp duty calculator (you pay this tax when you buy a house or a
> car):
> http://www.quicken.com.au/banking/tools/stmpcalc.htm
> Question: Where can I find info on social benefits?
> Centrelink is Australia's agency for social & family assistance and
> benefits:
> http://www.centrelink.gov.au/interne...gesByTitle/Ce-
> ...
> k
> Question: Where can I get info on comparative costs of living
> e.g. shopping in Australia?
> www.woolworths.com.au - try the demo of the home shopping service
> Cost of living estimators:
> http://www.yourmortgage.com.au/calculator/compcost.htm
> http://www.dewsons.com.au/
> For rental prices, try www.selecthome.com.au which has details
> for
> SA, Vic, and Wld.
> Part 5 Where can I go to find a job?
> Different sites for looking up jobs (however most will not have
> salaries):
> http://www.mycareer.com.au/
> ITJobs: http://www.itjobs.fairfax.com.au/
> (IT job search site): http://www.jobnet.com.au/
> http://monster.com.au
> www.seek.com.au
> Question: Where can I find links to newspapers and current affairs?
> www.abc.net/newsradio this has a 24 hour Real Audio
> newsfeed of the Parliamentary and News Network, plus on the Useful
> Links
> page are links to newspapers around the world including Australia.
> The Australian is the national newspaper:
> http://www.theaustralian.com.au/home/
> The Age is Melbourne's main paper: http://www.theage.com.au/
> The Sydney Morning Herald is Sydney's main paper:
> http://www.smh.com.au/
> The Canberra Times: http://www.canberratimes.com.au/
> Brisbane's Courier-Mail: http://www.thecouriermail.com.au/
> Western Australia's main paper: http://www.thewest.com.au/
> Australian Financial Review for business news: http://www.afr.com.au/
> Part 6 Miscellaneaous
> A list of ISPs in Australia: http://www.cynosure.com.au/isp/
> http://www.whitepages.com.au/ look up phone numbers, and also find
> out what
> time it is in Australia or other parts of the world. Also, there's
> links to
> the Yellow Pages, and "WhereIS" street atlas of Australian streets.
> NEW ZEALAND
> Part 1 Migration and the process
> Question: Where can I find info on migration to New Zealand?
> - http://www.immigration.govt.nz
> Question: Where can I find info on assessment of skills and
> qualifications for migration to New Zealand?
> - http://nzqa.govt.nz
> Part 2 General info - weather, tourism etc
> Question: Where can I find general info on New Zealand?
> - http://purenz.com
> - http://www.vnz.co.nz/home.htm
> - http://url.co.nz/nzl.html
> Question:
> Where can I find info on climate and weather?
> - http://www.metservice.co.nz/forecasts/index.asp
> For general searches, try
> - http://www.searchnz.co.nz/
> and http://www.nzexplorer.co.nz/
> Part 3 What can I bring?
> Question: Where can I find info on taking my cat/dog to New Zealand?
> - http://maf.govt.nz/AnimalIHS/ihs/domaniic/spe.htm
> Part 4 Daily life - money, taxes, insurance, cost of living
> Question: Where can I find a list of banks in Australia & New Zealand:
> http://www.jcu.edu.au/school/cea/accounting/banks.html
> Question: How much is a New Zealand dollar?
> - www.x-rates.com (no it's not what you think...)
> Part 5 Finding a job via jobsearch sites, newspapersites
> Question: What jobsearchsites are there?
> - www.seek.co.nz
> - http://www.jobs.co.nz/NZjobs.html
> - http://www.careers.co.nz/
> - http://www.jobnetnz.co.nz/
> - http://www.monster.co.nz/
> Question: Where can I find links to newspapers and current affairs?
> - http://www.evpost.co.nz/
> - http://www.press.co.nz/
> - http://home.nzcity.co.nz/news/
> - http://www.press.co.nz/
> Part 6 Miscellaneaous
> To look up phonenumbers
> - www.whitepages.co.nz
> You will find some auckland links listed at
> http://url.co.nz/cgi-bin/searchnz.cgi?category=agent

Looks like a useful set of links - however I would echo your warnign of
caution - if it was compiled in 2000 some of the info may be outdated,
esp as migration rules change so often.
I would guess thats probably why the one that used to be on Brit expats
was eventually removed; it started to become out-of-date as noone had
the time to update it - I believe that was the list on George's link,
which looks familiar. Constant problem with FAQs in an area like
migration - there are changes so often that its hard to manage.

--

George Lombard

> Looks like a useful set of links - however I would echo your
> warnign of caution - if it was compiled in 2000 some of the info
> may be outdated, esp as migration rules change so often.
> I would guess thats probably why the one that used to be on Brit
> expats was eventually removed; it started to become out-of-date as
> noone had the time to update it - I believe that was the list on
> George's link, which looks familiar. Constant problem with FAQs in
> an area like migration - there are changes so often that its hard
> to manage.

Hi Polly,

Yes, the FAQ mark II was done by ptlabs in about 2002 - we updated it
and incorporated it into our website in 2003 and last year did a
rewrite. But it needs to be rewritten constantly to be of use.

George Lombard

www.austimmigration.com.au

texan....usenet

If anyone checks out the urls and finds them out of date/no longer
working etc, please post here and I will update. Ditto for any
additions.

In the meantime, I will make contact with Usenet about having it
automatically posted say once or twice a month.


Cath