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    The Australian identity has in fact a number of identities competing to be the true Australian national identity. The two main parts of this competition is the bush legend and the beach and suburbs. However it should not be thought that either of these parts is a completely set idea and image of Australia. This essay will argue that the Australian identity to a great extent is now based on ideas and images that relate to the beach and suburbs rather than the bush. Although it is important to know

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    background. This essay will define what the family structure and roles are and analysis the differences about these two types of factors between Australian family and migrant family. This essay argues that as time goes by‚ the structures of families will be mildly change and the roles which men and women played will be adjusted in some extent. In order to discuss this issue‚ it is necessary to first establish what the family structure is e;and what the role is. Structure is the family members and role

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    without getting your best girl a new outfit LOL. Unfortunately for the past two years‚ I didn’t have that joy‚ because my best friend "Pepper" had passed on and I just never had the will to visit the shelter and rescue another dog. Pepper was an Australian Cattle Dog and from the moment I laid eyes on her‚ this beautiful spotted 8-week-old bundle of happiness just stole my heart. From the moment we took her home till the day she passed on 12 years later‚ she was my absolute best friend. Pepper was

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    Medical dominance in Australia Within Australia‚ medicine has traditionally dominated every facet of health care delivery (Germov‚ 2002; Willis‚ 1989). The professional status that medicine holds in Australia has been gained by means of its historical and political advantages (Germov‚ 2002; Willis‚ 1989). Willis’s (1989) seminal work on medical dominance provides an extensive review of medical relationships and the power that medicine yields. Historically‚ in Australia‚ medicine gained its

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    however the Australian Indigenous prison population is at an unacceptable rate and is continuing to rise (Krieg‚ 2006). The population of Indigenous prisoners in Australia has doubled within a generation (Mc Coy‚ 2008). Indigenous prisoner population in Western Australia‚ as with the rest of Australia‚ is massively over-represented (Justice & Community Safety in Western Australia‚ 2013). Latest figures show that 2076 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander adults are detained in Western Australian prisons

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    not necessarily false but it is more relating to the mid to late 1960’s. During the early to mid-1960s there were many other notable aspects including: the civil rights movements‚ gender inequality and important political progress. This essay will discuss just three of many facets that made up popular culture in the 1960’s‚ there are: fashion‚ television and music. Fashion‚ like popular culture in general‚ was different in the early years of the 1960s than the later years of the 1960’s. Since around

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    Maria Polias‚ Year 9 History: AT #1 9RUBY EXPLAIN THE REASONS AUSTRALIAN’S JOINED WW1 In 1914‚ it was the first moment of when Australia’s joined World War one‚ The Australian government decided that it was a mature move to support its “Mother Country’ Britain. Australians were proud of being part of the British Empire; it was the biggest empire the world had ever seen rivalling over many great ancient empires such as the Romans. Australian’s felt proud to be a part of the empire because Britain

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    that initially the economy is at the equilibrium level of output where aggregate demand equal to aggregate supply and this is shown diagrammatically below. Aggregate demand is the quantity of total output demanded at a given price level and comprises total of all the consumption and investment goods and services as well as the required goods and services of the government and net exports. A sustained appreciation of the local currency would bring about negative effects to the economy in the short and

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    Australian and United States of America International Business Relations Wayland Baptist University – San Antonio MGMT 5326‚ SA02 – International Management Paul D. Maple Professor Dr. William Cojocar April 28‚ 2013 Abstract Two countries‚ the United States of America and Australia‚ who were both born on the backs of exiled refugees from English monarchy‚ became strong allies shortly after December 1941‚ due to Imperialist Japan attacking Australia during World War II. This

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    crisis in Australian history. On that day Kerr dismissed Prime Minister Whitlam and appointed Malcolm Fraser to form a caretaker government‚ pending elections. The dismissal was the most dramatic event in the history of Australian federal politics. For the first time since Federation‚ the unelected representative of the Queen had removed a government which commanded a majority in the House of Representatives. The Dismissal‚ as it is known‚ remains a highly controversial event in Australian political

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