Economy of Australia

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    I found it interesting how Australia is currently caught between its geographical ties & historical ties. Geographically its makes sense to align with Asia during the Asian century, however strong historical with Europe and the USA make this quite challenging. Therefore as a country we are torn between leaving the West for the East. I also found it interesting how the concept of Asia is like talking about another world. I think many Australians consider the Asian lifestyle to be inferior and…

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    remain without any protection and their lives are at risk because of their living conditions and where they are. They live in really poor conditions with no hope of going somewhere safe. Even though this is a big problem Australia is not helping the political parties of Australia seem to be putting lots of effort into harsh and punishing methods to push…

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    Introduction Australia, also known as “The Land Down Under” due to its position in the southern hemisphere, is a beautiful continent full of rich history and amazing sights, sounds, and tastes. It’s because of this country’s natural allure that we have chosen to outline some important facts for anyone who would like to travel to this destination. Outlined in this document are detailed topics with information regarding history, geography, traditions, language, music, entertainment, and food.…

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    broken down into three categories; social, economical and environmental. These impacts will have a great short term and long term affect in the regions. The economical impacts of the two floods were colossal. Possibly the biggest economic impact in Australia coal, Program director of the Grattan Institute, Saul Eslake believes that $400 million dollars a week lost in the short term. The picture shows Australia’s coal production from May 09 to April 10. The major drop is from the 11th of…

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    Since the formalisation of labour market in Australia, lots of changes have been occurring in this market. At first, the labour market was dominated by the male workers as traditionally males were the main financial supporters of their families (Borland J, 2002). Moreover, initially in the Australian labour market, the unemployment rate was very low and workers were not that much educated. Therefore it can be said that in that stage, the labours in the Australian market place were not skilled…

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    difficult. This was soon realized after years of trading and conducting business between the countries. Countries became more aware of how international relationships was important for their economy, therefore, they needed to devise a means of communication. Communication was vital not only for their economy, but for their people as well. In order to maintain good relations and keep their nation globalized, people needed to know how significant human relations was for their…

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    It allowed Australia to create a new national identity that was not based on the masculinity and importance of war for men, rather it had grounds in a society that was able to initiate change. It did negatively cause significant change in a short period of time which…

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    The Happiest Refugee

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    of his family, his life before and after fleeing war-torn Vietnam, and his dramatic journey through pirate-infested waters. Did you know that refugees contribute an average of $10 billion to the Australian economy in their first 10 years of settlement? Illegal immigrants don't come to Australia to commit crime; they come here to escape war-torn countries such as Iraq,Syria and historically, Vietnam. Despite this, the majority of white Australians have objections to the resettlement of…

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    Tasmanian economy, with the loss of the German, Austrian, and Hungarian trade markets. Despite the state’s economic crisis, the loss of their trade wasn’t critical or devastating due to Australia’s obligatory hatred towards Germany and allies over the war. The disruption also boosted the Australian manufacturing, with companies obtaining many new export trade deals – Australia’s steel and chemical industries received a significant boost. It was during the years following the war, when…

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    Hotel Bone Poem Analysis

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    Q. 1 Write about 3 lines for each of the following about the significance for Indigenous Land Rights in Australia: (a) “Terra nullius” Terra Nullius means that land without. When Captain Cook and his crew was in Australia , they decided the land was Terra Nullius. They acknowledge Indigenous people because of their primitive life. The High Court's Mabo judgement overturned the Terra Nullius fiction in 1982. (b) Protective legislation Victoria enacted Aboriginal protection act. This act…

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