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    publication and Morgan has established herself as a voice for the indigenous Australians though My Place. It successfully shifts the focus of the history of Australia from being solely about ‘the white man’ and also brings in a place for the aboriginals. In Australia the term ‘aboriginal’ refers to their indigenous population who existed in Australia prior to European colonization. Legally it is a three part definition referring to aboriginal people as – of aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander…

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    Syrian Refugees Case Study

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    Appropriate Work for Syrian Refugees in Australia Aims The purpose of this proposed project is to explore ways to integrate Syrian refugees into the Australian workplace and find them qualification appropriate jobs. Our long-term aim is to have refugees able to utilise job agencies and independently find appropriate work based on their qualifications, as well as establish a more cost-effective and generalised intervention for all refugees, where Australia can gain skilled workers and cultural…

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    communities; it compares the wealth of white Australia to the living conditions of the original landowners. The main purpose of the documentary is to get viewers to feel empathy for the Aboriginal people, shame for being a white Australian who ignores their issues, and anger towards the Australian government for not providing the assistance needed. Pilger uses a wide range of persuasive techniques to evoke a reaction from the viewers, including the use of emotive language, images, tone and bias.…

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    The Mabo Case Analysis

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    still at a disadvantage in our society, as a matter of fact, they rate as among the most disadvantaged peoples in Australia; so how much of society’s attitudes have really changed? The treatment of the ATSI people is a part of what has shaped contemporary Australia today, our behaviour and actions towards Aboriginal…

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    I Am Legend Quotes

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    His circle of obligations was overwhelming, and he genuinely cared for all of the people of Australia. However, the way that he executed his ideas for improvement was not of the better of the people he supposedly cared about. He was unfortunately oblivious to the harm he was inflicting on the Indigenous people of his country. He and his fellow Europeans were not the first to claim the land in Australia, so conflicts quickly arose when the new settlers had arrived. The European settlers had…

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    Racism In Australia

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    The nature of multiculturalism in Australia encompasses the ethnic, cultural and linguistic diversity of the Australian society and actively pursues equality of opportunity for all Australians to participate in the life of the nation and the right to maintain ethnic and cultural heritages within the law and the political framework (Berman and Paradies, 2008). Despite this a plethora of research argues that Multiculturalism in Australia is hampered by concepts or ‘race’ and ‘racism’. The term…

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    was a defeat, it defined and shaped our nation and its citizens. This is the reason many Australians make a pilgrimage to Anzac Cove in Turkey to pay tribute to the past soldiers that sacrifice their lives for their country. The use of poetic and language devices emphasizes this message of national pride and the futility.…

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    “The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes” Marcel Proust. Through this quote discovery could defined as manifold notion, which comprises exploring something for the first time or rediscovering something that has been faded, forgotten or concealed. People may experience different types of discovery which could be sudden and unexpected. However it may affect them physically, emotionally, intellectually and spiritually. This response will focus…

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    Cultural Inclusiveness

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    mansfieldkindergarten.com.au/. These very basic sounding achievements, of Australian cultural practices (Bowes et al. 2012, p. 8, para. 1) often take for granted, may be completely new and foreign concepts to a new resident. If a student new to Australia and the English language had not experienced trauma relating to their cultural displacement, they will still face difficulties, over mundane practices a lot of Australian teachers may not consider. There…

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    England has had a massive impact in the way that Australia has developed. Almost from the moment the English first set foot on Australia they began to cultivate the land, fashioning it to fit their European ideals. Australia had been described by explorers such…

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