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Yarra River

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Yarra River [ˈjærə]
n
(Placename) a river in SE Australia, rising in the Great Dividing Range and flowing west and southwest through Melbourne to Port Phillip Bay. Length: 250 km (155 miles)


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Abriachan foiled a gamble on Yarra River as he breezed past into the final furlong to win well and get the stable's two-year-olds back on the board.
As part of the study, a research team led by Swanne Pamela Gordon from the University of California, Riverside studied 200 guppies that had been taken from the Yarra River in Trinidad and introduced into two different environments in the nearby Damier River, which previously had no guppies.
The 36-year-old man, believed to be involved in a custody battle with the girl's mother, allegedly threw her from a 60-metre (200-feet) high section of the West Gate Bridge into the Yarra River in the southern city of Melbourne.
 
 
 
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