Homelessness in Australia

There are over 22 000 000 people in Australia and around 112 000 Jewish people, this shows that around 0.3% of the country is made up of Jews. Jews have been an essential part of Australia’s history since the beginning of the European settlement. They have participated equally throughout the course of Australian history, staring from the First Fleet in 1788. Many Jewish people are involved in organisations or groups, one being the fight for aboriginal rights, there are also many groups that are…

predominantly a social phenomenon by which a minority or sub-group is excluded, and their needs or desires ignored (Dictionary, 2018). Marginalisation is still majorly effecting the indigenous youth of Australia by emphasizing indigenous Australians to become demoted. In 1788 when colonisation of Australia begun, Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders experienced marginalisation which consequently still gets faced today.…

With Minnesota being a border state, it is common for some residents to travel back and forth across the border that we share with our northern neighbor. What many of them did not think about is whether having a past criminal record can make it difficult to get into Canada. Most people believe that a passport is sufficient. However, the truth is that border officials have the authority to turn away anyone who has been convicted of any crime at any time in his or her life – and that includes DWIs…

complicated interrelation of social, economic and cultural factors (Graham, 2003). Indigenous Australians have had many causes for the marginalisation, this includes; being invaded and evicted from their land and homes when western culture first came to Australia, their underrepresentation on society and the stolen generation from 1910 until 1970 (Pike, 2011). The close the gap 2017 report reveals the successes achieved by the government, individuals, organisations and communities across the…

This essay aims to highlight and critically analyse aspects of the Australian workforce. Establishing the requirements and ramifications surrounding curriculum vitae’s (‘CV’s) and how it can possibly be improved to ensure job perspectives remain on an appropriate playing field for all prospective employees. It will then highlight and discuss the ever increasingly spoken about issues surrounding romantic relationship in the workforce with correlation to the recent law reforms in the United States…

Regulski v Victoria (2015) FCA 206 Material Facts Mr. Regulski was an employee for the Victorian Department of Justice as a compliance inspector. Wile employed, Mr. Regulski received a complaint that was made by one of his co-workers. As a result, Mr. Regulski was asked to attend to his manager’s office. Mr. Regulski described that his manager made vile comments towards him, causing him to suffer psychological torment, where he was not able to return to his normal work. Mr. Regulski…

Stakeholder1: Positions2 Interests3 BATNA – their best alternative to a negotiated agreement (negotiating power)4 Creative alternatives and possible win/win solutions5 Residents(support) This project should be approved. The planned area does not cover valuable areas for food production, which is a major concern for many stakeholders, and the mining will be a good business because of its good access.  a future long term employer for children in the area  the provider of valuable export…

The northern hairy nosed wombat is located in only the Epping forests national park in eastern Australia. The northern hairy nosed wombat only lives in the harshest and driest environments. This fine specimen can only has a life span from the ages 10 to 20 years of age due to the main predators hunting them and having to fight over food this species are becoming endangered the longest living northern hairy nosed wombat that has ever lived is approximately 30 years of age. There are estimated to…

In 2008 The Federal Government of Australia made a commitment to closing the disparities gap between the Australian government and Indigenous people. This movement was outlined in Prime Minister Rudd’s 2008 Apology to Australia’s Indigenous Peoples speech. In Prime Minister Rudd’s speech, he outlined several initiatives known as the Close the Gap Approach, that he believed would reset the relationship between Australian governments and Indigenous peoples as well as lower the disparities between…

I came to Australia on 16th June 2017 on a Refugee Humanitarian Visa. I was born in a refugee camp and lived my whole life as a refugee in Eastern Nepal. I was born in 1992 the same year when my parents left our country Bhutan. I didn't see what the Bhutan government did to our community but I saw and felt how hard life could be for a refugee for 25 years. The scarcity of proper food, health care, clothes and identity left most part of my life full of struggle. I had the tag of refugee which was…