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    majority of us respond with “Oh‚ it’s just domestic violence.’ If it was a terrorist attack‚ there would be 24-hour news coverage having major headlines across all news articles‚ but why does this issue have more attention than domestic violence. Australia has been suffering from this issue for many decades and it is time to make a grander change for the good. Are we willingly fighting for the rights of women to be free from abuse or are we unknowingly allowing her former partner to freely continue

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    During my practicum experience in the (2/1) multi-age classroom at Seven Hills State Schoo‚ I observed‚ learned and implemented a range of teaching and behaviour management strategies within two weeks. This reflective essay will focus on my experience in the classroom and the development of crucial planning and teaching strategies in line with the Australian Professional Standards for Teachers. One of the strategies that I observed from my supervising teacher was acknowledging students who were

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    I need to reflect on the situation that taken place duringmy clinical placement to develop and utilise my interpersonal skills in order tomaintain the therapeutic relationships with my patient. In this reflection‚ I amgoing to use Gibbs (1988) Reflective Cycle. This model is a recognisedframework for my reflection. Gibbs (1988) consists of six stages to complete onecycle which is able to improve my nursing practice continuously and learningfrom the experience for better practice in the future. The

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    tax. However‚ it does not necessary mean that non-profit organisations are automatically granted as income tax exempt entities. For instance‚ in Australia‚ there are only around 7% of over 700‚000 non-profit oriented organisations are income tax exempt charities.4 Further‚ in connection with the definition of income‚ it is essential to note that in Australia there is no single part of relevant tax law‚ either in the Income Tax Assessment Act (ITAA) 1936 or ITAA 1997‚ which explicitly defines the term

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    investor protection

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    PROTECTION OF INVESTORS IN PRIMARY MARKET (IPOs) THROUGH ISSUE OF CAPITAL AND DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS (ICDR) 1. INTRODUCTION We have discussed in previous chapter that SEBI has wide powers to regulate the securities market and to protect the interest of investors in primary market as well as secondary market. The board has powers to regulate the functioning of stock broker‚ sub brokers or other intermediaries‚ so that investor’s money can not be lost by malpractices or in other

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    The working (lower class) in Australia mainly lived closer to the city‚ squashed together in the slums. Some examples are in Sydney – Pyrmont‚ Redfern and Surry Hills and in Melbourne – Collingwood‚ Richmond‚ Port Melbourne and Footscray. They lived at the bottom of hills where flooding enabled water borne diseases such as cholera and typhoid fever to breed spread throughout communities. Families of 10 were squeezed into inadequately sized‚ poorly insulated‚ iron houses where they struggled to pay

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    Child Poverty Essay

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    physical illness in adulthood.” (Pilyoung‚ p.1) The very same effects on the brain that increased the likelihood a child that grew up poor would later develop a mental health disorder‚ increased the chance that an adult would have physical health issues later on as well. The reactions are theorized to be the result of chronic stress on a child. Living in poverty increases instants where a child would be exposed to violence and other stressful situations‚ thus creating constant

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    Essay On Child Neglect

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    There are so many cases of child abuse and neglect throughout the world that it is being called an epidemic. Neglect is defined as “a type of maltreatment that refers to the failure by the caregiver to provide needed‚ age-appropriate care although financially able to do so or offered financial or other means to do so” (Child Neglect). The two main categories of neglect are physical and emotional (psychological). Out of the two types of neglect‚ emotional (psychological) neglect has a greater impact

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    Data Protection

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    Research Project - Data Protection Data can be collected by organisations such as the websites we use daily‚ such as Facebook and Twitter. They have our information such as our age‚ date of birth‚ home address and other personal information which we would not share with strangers‚ and it is their job to protect that data‚ so that it doesn’t get into the wrong hands‚ such as scammers. Organisations may collect information from you in a number of ways‚ over the internet‚ over the phone‚ or also

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    Child Trauma Essay

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    When traumatic events happen to children it is important to understand that children can either be resilient or non-resilient to the event that took place. There are many different types of events that can prove traumatic for children with some of them being‚ abuse‚ divorce‚ family alcoholism‚ natural disasters‚ illness‚ death or other traumatic events. As children grow there is rapid development that is taking place mentally‚ socially‚ physically‚ and emotionally. Because children are going through

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