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Before you add new pages to OZpedia, you should understand the underlying structure and the concepts used to organise the information presented on this site.

0. The definition of Page in OZpedia is: A piece of information such as a City, Town, Person, etc.

1. All Pages are organized in the from of a tree (or parent / child), with Australia at the top and the States being the branches (children).

Australia	<	New South Wales
	<	Queensland
	<	South Australia
	<	Tasmania

Australia is also the parent of all Pages (articles) that relate to more than 1 State.

Examples of this would be:

• Major Highways
• Rivers
• Mountain Ranges

2. Each State is the parent of all Pages found in that State.

New South Wales	<	Sydney	<	St Leonards
	<	Blacktown	<	Doonside
	<	Wagga Wagga
	<	National Parks

Sydney which is a city, is the parent of St Leonards (which is a Suburb of Sydney) or another example, Doonside which is a suburb of the City Blacktown.

3. This structure is part of the internal design and does not relate to the PageKey which will now be described.

The PageKey enables you to link related Pages together, even though you may enter any text as a PageKey, you should follow this concept:

Anything located Australia wide or across States should have this style of PageKey.


Anything located in a State should have this style of PageKey.


A single comma followed by a space then the State name in full.

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