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    her family moved to Adelaide. This is where Julia Gillard spent her childhood. The reason they moved to Australia is because Julia had bronchopneumonia, which affects the lungs with fluid. Julia’s parents were told that if they moved to a warmer country, Julia would get better. Julia and her family became Australian citizens in 1974, eight years after they migrated to Australia. Up until 1983, Julia Gillard was studying at the University of Adelaide. In 1983, however, she went to…

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    through thee span of years Australia has taken measures to address the issues faced by the Aboriginal Community, The year 2016 Federal election campaign has been able to address the issues until certain extent. The essay critically looks at the history and the present issues faced by the Indigenous Australian Community and how has 2016 Federal election campaign has been able to address the issues of the present. In the year 1770 Lieutenant James Cook first arrived to Australia at the shores of…

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    Australia’s reputation was even seen as pro-environmental when the labor government “appointed an Ambassador for the environment, sent experts to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), passed the Ozone Protection Act 1989 and committed Australia to stabilise greenhouse gas emissions at 1988…

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    Greg Hunt Essay

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    The man’s brown eyes are focused and determined as he surveys the crowd standing before him. His throat is drier than the Great Victoria Desert; his body, tense with anticipation before he utters his first word. He takes a deep breath, blows it out, and begins his speech. He concentrates on his delivery like a dedicated gymnast on their routine and tunes out the noise of the audience in the background; the muffled hum of the crowd sounds like the buzzing of a far-away bumblebee. He has trained…

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    For almost 150 years, Canada has used the FPTP system to elect their governmental representatives. FPTP is a simple and common method widely used across the world in countries, such as the United States, United Kingdom and Canada. “The leader of the party that secures the largest number of seats in the House of Commons… becomes the prime minister and forms the government.” In FPTP, a single-member plurality electoral system, the winning candidate is the individual who garnered most votes, but…

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    Australia and the United States (U.S.) have shared a profitable relationship for many years, reaching as far back as World War I, where they fought side by side during every major war since that time (U.S. State Department, 2016). The military and political relations between Australia and the U.S. has cemented trade agreements, resulting in benefitting both nations, and their strong alliance is due to many of their shared cultural beliefs and democratic views. According to the Merriam Webster…

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    Is the APC a right-wing or left-wing party? What is its stance on social issues, such as abortion, divorce, same-sex marriage, euthanasia, child marriage, climate change, stem-cell research and the like? What are its views on political topics, like globalization, welfarism, capital punishment…

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    Tony Abbott Knighthood

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    the realisation that Tony Abbott's recent adoption is not only “damaging” but will “help his enemies” and turn the nation in a “laughing stock”. The inclusion of these phrases, stirs fear that a bleak future is in store for Australia, where in the enemies will thrive Australia, whilst the the nation and its content become an international joke. By disclosing expert evidence that is in the form of colloquialism, the reader is made to feel that the experts are speaking for the people, thus is…

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    is key in both the classification of governments and our understanding of their differences. The freedom of media between authoritarian regimes and liberal democracies is markedly different, in both the control that the government exerts over what is said and displayed in the media. While it is clear that propaganda does have a place even in liberal democracies such as the United States and Britain, the variety of uncensored media available counteracts this. Contrastingly, in authoritarian…

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    Moral Rights In Australia

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    Executive Summary This issue paper identifies problems of bargaining inequality in relation to consent provisions, sections 195AW, 195AWB and 195AXJ in Copyright Act 1968 (Cth) (hereafter “the Act”). The pivotal analysis in this paper is if artists’ moral rights, especially the young visual artists under age of 30 in the Queensland Youth Artists Collective, are effectively protected against the inequality under the provisions. The paper applies the theory of liberalism to examine the…

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