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concerns are children in care; care as a ‘criminogenic’ environment. The statistics of England and Wales for children in residential care shows that the overall rate of all children ages 18 years, 9% of all ‘looked after’ children are in residential care (many are now run by private or independent organisation instead of the local authorities), and there are 15 secure children’s homes in England and Wales ‘Some of Society’s most damaged young people are places in residence’ (Little 2000 para 7).…

Kingdom has been almost non-existent, with the Home Office releasing no figures to date of the number of gang crime incidents within prison. However, one study for the Home Office found that up to 6% of 10-19-year-olds belonged to a gang in England and Wales (De Castella and McClatchey, 2011). Although, the definition of a gang found on the streets of your neighbourhood and the definition of a gang within a detention centre can differ. Whereas Klein and Maxson (2006) define the street gang as a…

part a strong source and is best used as a starting stage for investigation. In March 2000 Wikipedia began as Nupedia.com with an audit leading body of specialists. By 2001 under twenty-four articles were finished. It was then that the maker, Jimmy Wales, and his editorial manager in-boss, Larry Sanger, chose to make Wikipedia. They made it as an open-source…

longer used in modern day construction applications. Unfortunately, this material continues to exist in many of older structures found all throughout Australia. Therein lays the absolute necessity of asbestos removal in Sydney and greater New South Wales. Sounds simple enough, right? Wrong. First of all, asbestos can be found practically everywhere in structures built during the time that the material's use was most prolific. Asbestos is known, among other things, for its incredible tensile…

Chosen case: Graham Barclay Oysters Pty Ltd v Ryan (2002) In November 1996, Wallis Lake and the surrounding areas of the New South Wales experienced heavy rainfall that risked outspread of viral contamination of Hepatitis A in the Oysters which were cultivated in the same lake. Due to this contamination, many consumers ended up being the victim of the viral. The case was brought to action in the Federal Court of Australia. (High Court of Australia, 2002) The case was instituted by Grant Ryan as…

Minimum Wage and The Worldwide History behind it Worldwide Minimum Wage Laws New Zealand, Australia, and the United Kingdom are several of the first countries in the world to pass minimum wage acts. Continuing from them, most countries all around the world have implemented minimum wage laws in some ways or another. The World’s First Minimum Wage Way back in the year 1894, New Zealand enforced the world’s first national minimum wage laws. All businesses and all industries across the entire…

storm damaged roofs in Newport. Storms and tornadoes Global warming cannot be ignored. It leaves tangible evidence of its existence, not only in warmer summers, but also in the unpredictable, extreme weather which has been experienced lately in South Wales. The UK suffers about sixty tornadoes, or 'mini-tornadoes', a year, according to the Met Office, and Newport gets its share of wild weather; powerful 60mph winds have wreaked damage on more than one occasion. Storm damaged roofs in Newport…

commonly known as the rayed earthstar, is an inedible species of mushroom belonging to the genus Geastrum, the earthstar fungi. First described by Christian Hendrik Persoon in 1794, it is a cosmopolitan but uncommon species found in Europe, the Americas, Africa, Asia, and Australasia. The fungus feeds off decomposing organic matter in the litter and soil of coniferous forests. The small, grayish-brown fruit bodies are enclosed by a skin, or peridium, made up of four layers of tissue. The outer…

Australia’s population growth will place enormous pressure on the food production industry as crop productions and livestock grazing must increase to support the growth (Ruiz et al. 2013). However, the competition for land between residential and agricultural uses has limited the availability of cultivable land (Ruiz et al. 2013). Thus, sustainability is a major concern as production industries are forced to move further out from the capital cities and thus, will drive the cost of food up (Ruiz…

premature on June 4 1738 and died on January 29, 1820 at 81 years. Throughout his life he suffered from a disease called Porphyria which caused him to have temporary lapses in judgement and episodes of insanity. His parents were Frederick Prince of wales, and Augusta of Saxe-Gotha. His wife whom he married was Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, she was the queen of Great Britain and Ireland. King George III and his wife Charlotte had ten sons including George Iv and William Iv, and six…