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    Aboriginal Way Of Life

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    Australia - Rough Draft The impact of the British was extremely disruptive to the Aboriginals way of life. Before the British settled in Australia the Aborigines had a good life. During the British there was a large amount of violence between the two sides. After the British, the violence stopped but the new Government still treated the Aboriginals poorly. Before the Europeans came over the Aboriginals had a better life. The Aborigines moved from southeast Asia 40,000 years before the Europeans…

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    Abandonment In Australia

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    Laws in Australia are often created to protect the country from perceived threats from outside of the nation. Australia as a nation has significantly grown in population, allies and fears. Australia’s population growth is mainly due to immigration after the Second World War affecting contemporary Australia. The nation was also able to build itself an image in the international community when Australia was able to have a say in its foreign policies and allies. With a growing population and…

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    Migration Experiences – Topic 2 The Greek community in Australia is a vast and vibrant one. It is estimated that there is between 600,000 and 700,000 (including 2nd and 3rd generation) living in Australia now. This report will address the reasons for their migration, impact Australian Government policies have had on their immigration and the contributions they have made to modern-day Australia. Push Factors Australia saw Greek immigration in varying eras and numbers, highly dependent on…

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    No Child's Play Analysis

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    being held in Immigration Residential housing, Immigration transit accommodation and alternative places of detention? (Department of Immigration and Border Protection, 2015). The large majority of children in these detentions centres have come to Australia seeking asylum from their homeland. Yet, we put them into a facility that can cause them great harm. It has been found in the Moss Inquiry that the placement of children in detention centres has placed them in danger through the high levels…

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    centres has been described in numerous articles as ‘overly harsh, inhuman and degrading’, with many scholars highlighting their concerns that Australia is not complying with their international obligation to refugees and subsequently, neglecting their responsibilities by transferring refugees to offshore processing centres in other countries. The Australian Government has rebutted any allegations to breaching the rights of refugees in offshore processing centres by claiming they hold no…

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    and have had a huge contribution towards the economic and social development of early Australia. The actions the Afghans performed have helped mould the Australia we know today. Through letters, immigration forms, personal possessions such as clothing and journals, historians have discovered many things about the Afghans and their job as cameleers in Australia. Before the arrival of the Afghans travel in Australia was slow as people were travelling with animals such as horses and cattle. These…

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    improvement of that nation. Australia is one of the nations that would welcome individuals to relocate to Australia. Australian migration is constantly needy upon the deficiency of aptitudes in that nation. Movement to Australia has turned out to be simple for the general population who are having the right stuff required by that nation. Australia is a promising nation for a man who is intrigued to move. Australian movement is managed by the migration bureau of Australia. The delightful…

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    Non-European Immigration

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    Non European immigration to Australia has rapidly developed the diversity of Australian society since the removal of the white Australia policy by the 1970s. The evidence lies in the multicultural values and ethics surrounding every facet of society, including politics, employment and education. Non-European immigration has had an extremely positive impact on the dynamics of society and international relations, through the introduction of cultural influences and skills to the professional…

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    According to the Refugee Council of Australia, 65% of current enterprises are comprised of refugees from non-English speaking backgrounds; these create economical opportunities for not only fellow refugees but also Australian residents. However there are some negative affects that migration has on Australia, for example the majority of Australians are irritated of refugees. An increasing number of citizens say refugees…

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    It wasn’t just Whitlam’s policy achievements that left a lasting impact on Australia, the matter in which his government ceased to be caused great turmoil, mixed opinions, anger and confusion following the Dismissal on Remembrance Day, 1975. The event impacted on Australian culturally, politically and socially due to the fact what happened had never happened before, nor is it likely that it will ever happen again. Before the press knew about what had happened, he informed his ministers and…

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