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    alcohol use? The harmful alcohol use among aboriginal Australians also has significant physical, psychological and sociological effects. Excessive alcohol consumption has significant physical effects such as the development of high blood pressure, atrial fibrillation, liver disease, stroke, and cardiomyopathy (insulin resistance over time) (Conigrave & Lee, 2012). The health problems related to harmful alcohol use is evident among aboriginal Australians as the National Alcohol Research Centre…

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    territories. There was a Chief Protector who was in charge of particular areas in the country. The protection act issued by the government didn’t only majorly impact their lives then, but also now. The many years the protection act was operating the aborigines went from being able to live their life and be free to being controlled by someone who took over their land. The government knew that they needed to up their game and knew that it wasn’t working so they substituted the protection policy…

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    Aboriginal Australians - Life within a Dream Before british colonization hit Australia, there was a unique way of life here. Aborigines were the members of the traditional aboriginal race of Australia. These people were hunters and gathers. Kinship represented their social structuring. Tribes formed along the male lineage were called the Patriarchal descent and consisted of 2 or more families, while the female led lineage was considered the Matriarchal descent. After the british…

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    aboriginal Australians is alarming as they experience significant health and social issues associated with alcohol misuse (Cox & Reser, 1997). The introduction of alcohol and its consumption among aboriginal Australians is relatively recent compared to western societies as a result of Australia’s colonisation in 1788 (Cairney, Clough, Jaragba, & Maruff, 2007). Unlike alcohol consumption being established as socially and culturally accepted like in western societies, its consumption among…

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    Discrimination Against the Australian Aboriginal Prejudice and discrimination are terrible things that deeply affect people who are getting discriminated on. Prejudice has been a problem in many countries and is something that takes years to fix like it did in America. America is not obviously the only country that has dealt with racism. Australia has had major racism problems. The Australian Aborigine are people who have been heavily discriminated for thousands of years. The Aborigine are…

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    overturned the Terra Nullius fiction in 1982. (b) Protective legislation Victoria enacted Aboriginal protection act. This act were being achieved in Britain and the Australian colonies. However , for Aborigines , this act gave more controls over Aboriginal people's lifestyle. (c) the Australian Aborigines League 1933 The Australian Aboriginies league was founded in Melbourne…

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    should be changed on a date that all Australians agree upon, this way it wouldn’t remind indigenous people that horrible day when their land was invaded. This would also let all Australians become united as new Australian people. Firstly why do we celebrate “Australia day”? The Australia day council explains why we celebrate Australia day, he says that on Australia day we come together as a nation to celebrate what’s great about Australia and being Australian. It’s the day to reflect on what we…

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    Australia and the Aboriginal Australians, and New…

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    Over many years the introduction of legislations and policies by the Australian Government has had detrimental impacts upon Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. This essay will focus on Aboriginal Australians and will examine the legislation and the subsequent impact upon Aboriginal people and their culture. The legislations discussed will highlight how the Australian Government utilized policy to control every aspect of Aboriginal Australian’s lives. The ongoing implications of these…

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    British settlement in 1788 has never been a date that brings all Australians together, no matter how many flags we wave or happy barbecues we may enjoy. For many Indigenous Australians, the date is no holiday but a reminder of their country being taken over by others. It completely disrupted a way of life that had been undisturbed for 50,000 years. The date of Australia Day is a disrespectful celebration towards aboriginal Australians. Firstly, the meaning of the celebration is disrespectful to…

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