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    Alcohol in Australia

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    Alcoholism in Australia The effects of a country with a drinking culture Alcohol is a seemingly moderate drug‚ that over the years‚ became a key part of our Australian culture. This essay will examine how our society has turned a blind eye to the dangers of alcohol consumption‚ and in turn disregarding the numerous health issues. The Australian culture has normalised and legitimised binge drinking. It has become an expectation that alcohol is an accepted part of most social occasions. However

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    - Injury: serious injury can happen due to unsafe driving. All car crashes are different because of that the severity of the injury is different every time. ‘Major traumas’ rate at of 15% due to car crashes ‘Head injuries’ are 39% ‚ two thirds of people are suffering from ‘ chest injuries’. Front on crashes typically suffer from chest‚ and lower abdominal injuries and injuries in the lower limbs – pelvis‚ legs‚ limbs. - Guilt from the one doing the wrong – Guilt from murdering‚ injuring or hurting

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    Salinity in Australia

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    Salinity is a major environmental issue in Australia. Salinity describes the salt content of water or soil. When the salt content rises to an extreme‚ it degrades the water quality and land efficiency. This is the problem that is being faced in Australia; salt levels are becoming so extreme that is affecting plant and animal survival‚ thus damaging infrastructure. Dryland salinity is caused when the rising water-table surfaces natural salts in the soil. The salt remains in the soil and becomes

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    Perth Australia

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    Perth Australia GEOL-1100-850: Earth System Science Introduction This paper is about what could possibly happen to the city of Perth‚ Australia and all of the people whom call it home‚ should a natural disaster strike the city or region. First let me give you some facts about the city of Perth. Perth is located in the country of Australia‚ which is located in the Southern Hemisphere. Perth is the capital and largest city of the Australian state of Western Australia. As of 2009‚ Perth had a population

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    Road Rage

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    Road rage is another word for “move it or lose it” in many drivers minds. People who are inconsiderate‚ impatient and non-courteous are normally the people who start and cause the rage on our roads. It normally takes two to tango but with road rage it only takes one just by a little misunderstanding or stupidity. Sometimes drivers don’t even know if they are causing road rage or not‚ this normally happens by people hurrying to places‚ such as work. Is it really worth risking your life just to get

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    Traffic Problem in Phnom Penh Nowadays our unpaved roads as well as paved roads in Phnom Penh city seem to be unsafe. Moreover‚ its traffic is really fiendish. People not only don’t respect the traffic officers‚ but also disobey the law. In this case‚ there are many accidents happen every month. Thus‚ in order to make our streets safer and traffic better‚ we have to do some things such as educating people more about traffic law‚ widening the streets‚ and enforcing the law. First‚ educating people

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    Illness & Injury

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    SHC 33 Unit 1.1‚ 1.2‚1.3 Taken from a policy for Equal Opportunities and Diversity Policy; All members of staff and volunteers must treat each child or adult with total respect no matter what their culture‚ gender‚ race‚ disability or special need‚ sexual orientation religion or belief Diversity- is differences between individuals and groups in society which arise from gender‚ social culture or religious‚ backgrounds‚ ethnic origins‚ family structures‚ sexuality‚ appearances or disabilities

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    rooted in the school that I attended previous to high school. Most people do not consider charter school learning a problem‚ but that is because they have not had the experiences that I had with the style of education that charter schools pose. I am not saying that I would have rather attended a public school

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    Constitution‚ 1787. In Canada there is the Charter of Rights and Freedoms‚ which is the first part of the Canadian Constitution Act‚ 1982. Both of these documents provide for the rights and freedoms for their respective populations. These documents are vastly different‚ but also contain several similarties. Thou both excellent documents‚ it is in my contention‚ however‚ that the Bill of Rights is far superior‚ more significant and efficiently exceeds the Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The Bill of Rights

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    Cameleers In Australia

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    exploration. Afghani people first came to Australia during the 1860s. These people were known as “cameleers”. They travelled to Australia with “travelling papers” which they obtained while working in British India. The Afghan Cameleers operated in most areas of transportation‚ mining and the supply of required items to farms‚ communities and towns. A small amount of these settled in Victoria in 1901‚ while others settled along the Port of South Australia. The aim throughout this essay is to argue

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