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    VVVB 2483 LITERATURE IN ENGLISH FOR MALAYSIAN SCHOOLS THE DROVER’S WIFE by Henry Lawson LECTURER: MR. NACKEERAN SIVAPUNNIAM LISA KWAN SU LI A 123040 The Drover‟s Wife The Drover’s Wife is a story that many people can identify with. I‚ for one‚ can relate to the main character – „the drover‟s wife‟. The most interesting and thought-provoking aspect in the short story is the fact that the drover‟s wife‟s name is never mentioned throughout the text. Her identity is nothing but that which is linked

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    Romulus

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    In Romulus‚ both Romulus and Christine find it hard to gain a strong connection with the harsh landscape of the Australian outback. Their inability to do so results in their alienation from society and a sense of self worth. Romulus‚ a post war migrant has brought over preconceived ideas and notions about what his perceptions are of the Australian culture and outback. Romulus acknowledges his reluctance to accept or understand the new dominant culture in the self-confessional declaration declares

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    The film is set in the near future of a bleak‚ dystopian and impoverished Australia that is facing a breakdown of civil order primarily due to widespread oil shortages. (This is not explained in this film but in the sequel‚ Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior.) Central to the plot is a poorly-funded national police unit called the Main Force Patrol (MFP‚ derogatorily called "The Bronze" by their enemies)‚ which struggles to protect the Outback’s few remaining townspeople from violent motorcycle gangs. The

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    spent my entire career in the Restaurant industry working with foreign workers and have strong feelings about this topic. After moving to Colorado and leaving the Military I began working for one of the world’s most successful Restaurant companies‚ Outback Steakhouse. I spent 10 years with O.S.I.‚ a majority of this time was in a management roll‚ and this is when most of my professional development occurred. After leaving OSI I took Manager and General Manager Positions with several companies always

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    concept of journeys? Introduction The Film Rabbit-Proof Fence directed by Phillip Noyce in 2002 explores the concept of journeys through the telling of the story of three girls as they are captured and sent to the Moore River Native Settlement in Outback Australia. The three girls dually escape and set off on a 1600km trek‚ guided by the Rabbit Proof Fence back to Jigalong to be reunited with their family. The ideas that are presented in the film are that that not all journeys are undertaken through

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    Tim Sterrier Analysis

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    <center><b>(1949-)</b></center> <br> <br>Tim Storrier was born in Sydney Australia in 1949. He spent his early childhood on his family’s sheep station at Umagarlee‚ near Wellington‚ NSW. His mother and grandmother were interested in art‚ and he would draw a lot. He drew military heroes and rural subjects such as woolsheds. At the age of ten he went to boarding school in Sydney‚ where he spent a lot of time in the art room‚ painting under the influence of his teacher Ross Doig. Storrier attended the

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    perception and acceptance. For many years‚ Australian film has formed a consistent stereotype for men; that is‚ the typically macho outback Bushman. He was a strong‚ tough figure‚ albeit harmless‚

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    Australian Concepts: The Merry-Go-Round in the Sea Australia’s national values such as having a ‘fair go’ and egalitarianism have been represented in a countless number of literary texts over the period of hundreds of years. The more subtle and traditional Australian beliefs‚ such as mateship and close family bonds‚ are slowly disappearing or being forgotten as the new modern era is taking place. The novel ‘The Merry Go Round in the Sea’‚ delves into subjects such as these‚ viewed by the main

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    PH 414- PHOTOVOLATICS THE FEASIBILTY STUDY OF A STAND-ALONE PV SYSTEM FOR KORO HIGH SCHOOL Declaration of Originality I‚ Arvind Kumar would like to declare that the content of this project is of my own. Information is sort from research papers‚ journals‚ and internet and library collections. ------------------------------ Arvind Kumar Acknowledgements I would like to express my gratitude to all my colleagues and my course coordinator

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    Composers use distinctively visual images to convey distinctive experiences within our lives‚ such as feelings we have felt‚ places we have been and images we have seen. This then helps emphasise the different purposes distinctively visual images can create. This is exemplified through Douglas Stewart’s poems “Wombat”‚ “The Snow-Gum” and “Fireflies” as well as Frederick Mccubbin’s painting “Down On His Luck”. Stewart conveys his experiences of Feelings towards nature‚ as well as his past situations

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