Liberal Party of Australia

White’s comments was seen in 1943 onwards, as “the necessities for cooperation” ceased to be so pressing with the turn of the tide of war in both Europe and the Pacific. Curtin’s government moved away from America and back to Britain once again. As Australia began to seem more secure, its government began to consider the shape of the post-war world and its associated challenges and started to see America as less of a partner in war than, in peace, potentially isolationist diplomatically and an…

consists of a bill or rights whilst Australia is lacking. Proponents argue that a Bill of Rights protects inalienable human rights and acts as a safeguard for minorities and subgroups. Opponents however show concern over how certain rights would be interpreted and…

as all levels of government.[2] In 2014, Transfield Services announced its responsibility for refugee support and welfare services on the islands of Nauru and Manus.It won a $1.22 billion immigration detention center contract with the Australia current Liberal Party Government.(SBS 2014)The involvement of Transfield Services incurred criticism among…

ancient Greece (Cite). Since then, the idea of forcing a nation’s citizens to vote has been argued constantly, leading to mandatory voting being enforced in 32 countries today (Cite1). The two most notable proponents of mandatory voting currently are Australia and Brazil, being that of the nations with mandatory voting, they have the…

appointed was Whig politician Viscount Melbourne although the Whigs had a great influence in the British politics during 1860s, they were still sidelined by the liberal party. Edward Smith Stanley of the Whig was the last prime minster who resigned in 1868 and after that politics of England was dominated by the liberals and conservative party. At a time when England was evolving politically and socially Queen Victorian close attention went to the daily business and administration such as…

created a new way of enslavement for certain groups. In the video “Ted Talk” about systematic oppression, the indigenous people of Australia were forced to be seen as the problem of the country through media and laws made by the government, therefore causing that group of people to believe that those labels were actually their only identity. The film the “13th”…

Julia who was Aboriginal. (Click) Growing up, he had almost no formal education and worked as a farm labourer before settling on Palm Island, Queensland in 1946. (Click) He was the first Indigenous Australian to become a member of the Parliament of Australia in 1971. (Click) Initially, Bonner was appointed by the Queensland Parliament to fill a vacancy in the Senate and later was elected to the parliament by popular vote. How were they called? Why did they feel the need to take action?…

around families has been slowly deteriorating over the past decades. So, what is the issue when legalising same-sex marriage? The issue is the government. The public although divided on the topic, have a majority of supporting votes. Currently in Australia the legal definition of marriage is “the union of a man and a woman to the exclusions of all other, voluntarily entered into for life.” This needs to change to allow equal rights to all Australians regarding marriage. Individuals that have a…

not contained to less than 2 degrees Celsius, many ecosystems are projected to reach ecological tipping points affecting vital ecosystem services that underpin food and water supply. Climate change policies “require cooperation between different parties that extend across several policy and sectoral planning areas .” It requires collective action from a number of stakeholders and change in state behavior to address policy options, technology, security, shift in attitudes and individual choices,…

There was a dramatic fall in wheat exports resulting from the stiff competition from countries such as Argentina, Australia, and Russia. In addition, the European countries tried to protect their domestic products by restricting importing of food. Wheat prices dropped to a record-breaking low: a bushel of NO.1 Northern wheat that was worth $1.63 in 1928 had dropped by…