User:Chuq
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Hi there, my name is Charles, I live in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. I think I was Wikipedia's first regular Tasmanian contributor.
I first made some anonymous edits and joined in September 2002. I disappeared for a while, making brief reappearances in July 2003 and December 2003. I restarted and have been a continual editor since February 2004. I became an admin on 30th September 2004.
Current projects:
- Helping out with Wikipedia:WikiProject Melbourne
- Fleshing out Triple J and associated articles
- Working with other Aussie's at the Wikipedia:Australian wikipedians' notice board
- Converting History of Tasmania from timeline layout to prose (rewrite is at User:Chuq/History of Tasmania)
- Developing /Maps for Australia and Tasmania
Articles I have created or made significant contributions to:
- Television: List of Australian television channels, Southern Cross Broadcasting, WIN Television, Imparja, TasTV, Tasmanian Digital Television, The Dream, The Glass House, Rove Live
- Radio/music: List of Australian radio stations, Triple J, Triple J Hottest 100 (including 93/94/95/96/97/98/99/2000/01/02/03), Unearthed, Falls Festival, Gone South, Rage (TV program), Livid, Channel V, Nova (radio network), Live at the Wireless, ,
- Musical groups: The Casanovas, Machine Gun Fellatio, 1200 Techniques, Butterfingers, Hilltop Hoods, Salmon Hater, Epicure, The Bens, The Fauves
- Albums: The Goodbye Girl (album), Vulture Street
- Internet/networking: PIPE Networks, TasWireless, Wireless community network, Internode, Netspace, iiNet, Whirlpool (web site), Southern Cross Cable
- Australia (general): List of Australian highways, List of islands of Australia, Australian comedy, Convicts on the First Fleet, 2004 in Australia
- Australia (people): Craig Reucassel, Chris Taylor, Adam Spencer, Wil Anderson, Roy and HG, Karl Kruszelnicki, Richard Kingsmill, Merrick and Rosso, Rosie Beaton, Maya Jupiter, Caroline Tran, Arnold Frolows, David Koch (analyst), Robbie Buck, Mel Bampton, Steve Cannane, Gaby Brown, Costa Zouliou, Myf Warhurst, Sharif Galal, Trevor Butler, Rove McManus, Ian Dickson
- Victoria: Wikipedia:WikiProject_Melbourne, Searoad ferry, CityLink, Template:MelbSuburbBox1 and 2 plus many suburb links
- South Australia: Victor Harbor, Fleurieu Peninsula
- Tasmania: Tasmania, History of Tasmania, Education in Tasmania
- Locations: Glenorchy, Tasmania, Launceston, Tasmania, Batman Bridge, Tasman Bridge, Tamar River, Tasmania, Midlands, Tasmania, Flinders Island, King Island
- Places (buildings): Bellerive Oval, York Park, Hobart International Airport, Launceston Airport, Northgate Shopping Centre, Tasmania, Wrest Point Hotel Casino
- Local government: Local Government Areas of Tasmania and almost all Tasmanian municipalities and small towns
- Highways/streets: Midlands Highway, Tasman Highway, Brooker Highway, Bass Highway, Tasmania, Davey Street, Hobart
- Politics: Parliament of Tasmania, Tasmanian Legislative Council, Tasmanian House of Assembly
- Members of the Tasmanian House of Assembly, 1989-1992/1992-1996/1996-1998/1998-2002/2002-2006
- List of members of the Tasmanian Legislative Council
- People: Jim Bacon, John Davies (publisher), Bruni d'Entrecasteaux, David Foster (woodchopper), Jim Wilkinson, James Boag I, James Boag II, Mark Baker, Michael Ferguson, Charles Touber, William Cox
- Companies: Hydro Tasmania, Transend Networks, Aurora Energy, NEM, Spirit of Tasmania, The Mercury, ENT Limited, The Examiner (Tasmania)
- Locations: Glenorchy, Tasmania, Launceston, Tasmania, Batman Bridge, Tasman Bridge, Tamar River, Tasmania, Midlands, Tasmania, Flinders Island, King Island
- Scotland: Robert Cutlar Fergusson, Craigdarroch, James Fergusson, Fergusson
- Olympics: 2004 Summer Olympics, 2000 Summer Olympics, Australia at the 2004 Summer Olympics, plus medal tallies (creation, formatting, or flags) for most Summer Olympics articles. Tables at Wikipedia:WikiProject Sports Olympics/Articles
- Other: 2004 Jakarta embassy bombing, 1999 Australian republic referendum