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    You’ve caught wind of “The Story of the Three Little Pigs” where all the three Pigs live happily ever after in a brick house, but have you heard of the story where the third Pig eats the Wolf? There are innumerable different versions of this traditional fairy tale. In the version of “The Story of Three Little Pigs” written by Frederick Warne & Co, the Wolf runs around blowing down the houses of the first two Pigs and eats them. However, when he attempts to blow down the third Pig’s house, it…

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    Australia, ruining but yet building civilisations and making history within countries. Events in the pacific war in late 1941 and early 1942 of Japans conquer and determination to take of the Pacific; led to the July 1942, Kokoda jungle war in Papa New Guinea. For the first two years of the Pacific war Japan fought against Brittan allied with the United States and also had the upper hand. During 1941 Japanese forces quickly and successfully occupied Malaya, Singapore, Hong Kong, Philippines,…

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    Remembering Babylon by David Malouf and Heart of darkness by Joseph Conrad are two works that use variations of chronological order to create a variety of effects. Although almost a hundred years separates the writing of these two works, there are some similarities in the issues they deal with, and the historical setting of both works is roughly the same time, the mid to the end of the nineteenth century. In Remembering Babylon, Malouf explores ideas about identity and the clash of cultures: on…

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    UN Women work to enact and implement equal economic rights for all. They are key leaders in creating strategies for equal pay and equal work, better access to employment opportunities, equality in hiring and promotions, leave and unemployment benefits, freedom from sexual harassment in the workplace, and other critical rights. The UN Millennium development goals are designed to improve and alleviate standards in key areas of human development. These goals focus around the standard of living for…

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    Kokoda Track

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    always contributing by either being on the ground or taking part in air and sea operations. Papua New Guinea, known back then as the Australian Territories of Papua and New Guinea, had 18,00 troops that fought, scouted, carried supplies and brought injured men back to Australian camps. The Americans were also allied with Australia and…

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    Commemorative Speech

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    Interviewer- Welcome to ‘Rear Vision’. I’m your host, Kellie. Today we're here to discuss the battle fought by our brave Australian soldiers in 1942 on the Kokoda Track. It is important to remember this event as many people gave their lives for us to be free. I have Ken Ferguson with me today, a veteran from Kokoda. We’re glad to have you here on the show. You were from the 2nd 31st battalion of the Australian Imperial Force, correct? Can you tell us more about that? Interviewee- Glad to be…

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    Kokoda Conditions

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    In July 1942, Australian soldiers fought in one of the bloodiest battles of World War II. Over 600 were killed and a total of 1680 soldiers wounded whilst fighting against Japan along the Kokoda Trail in Papua New Guinea. The Kokoda is possibly the most important battle remembered within Australia. The Australian soldiers were significantly challenged by the conditions faced throughout the Kokoda campaign. Climate wise, the Kokoda was a dreadful canopy of thick vegetation, searing with heat and…

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    After the pigs went through two houses and were freed from the wolf, they wound up living with the oldest and the wisest pig, in the brick house, the one that didn’t blow down. Being the oldest of the three he thought it was tough always having to take care of his brothers, they were starting to become a nuisance and it was time for them to go. That day the three little pigs set out on an adventure to find one spot where they could build them a well structured house, one that wouldn’t get…

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    from the classic tale of The Three Little Pigs, but now B.B. Wolf is a new, better wolf, or so he says. When he is asked to tell the story of how he meet the three little pigs, B.B. Wolf becomes embarrassed and tells a lie. He said he accidently blew down the first house because he blew on a dandelion to make a wish. He blew down the second house trying to blow out a fire and he only came down the chimney because he was told to. When the three little pigs call B.B. Wolf on his lies, he is forced…

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    them. The third pig accepts this challenge when interacting with the wolf in “The Story of the Three Little Pigs”, a tale about three pigs leaving their homes and starting new lives. Each pig finds materials to build a new house. One pig makes a house out of straw; the second pig makes a house out of furzes, and the third pig makes a house out of bricks. When the wolf comes along, he manages to destroy the first two houses and eat the pigs. However, when the wolf goes after the third pig, he is…

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