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    Social Work Theory 23rd March 2011 Critical Commentary by Suzy Atkin In New Zealand we are taught that indigenous identities; tangata whenua are an important focus to our social work practice. Not only because they are the people of the land‚ but because they are the most oppressed and politically neglected in the country. Through colonisation tangata whenua have struggled with their historical‚ political and social ideologies so much so that their values‚ practices and beliefs have been shaped

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    Recruitment a. Outline the stages in the recruitment process. 1. Determine the recruitment responsibilities & objectives The first stage is to determine the objectives of recruitment. With having an accurate goal‚ then we can set the right direction to make correct recruitment. For example‚ we need to recruit 20 cabin crews for this case. Due to achieving these objectives‚ we are not allowed to recruit more than 20 people for this position. 2. Review the person specifications This step requires

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    Series 3 USP Marine Studies Programme / SPC Coastal Fisheries Programme: Training Materials for Pacific Community Fisheries The University of the South Pacific Secretariat of the Pacific Community Canada-South Pacific Ocean Development New Zealand Official Development Assistance Australian Agency for International Development International Ocean Institute - Pacific Islands ^HCoc NZODA ^ c.sp0© SPC Library 34518 Bibliotheque CPS A G uide to the C o m m o n Edible and Medicinal

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    Hard News vs. Soft News

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    Hard News Vs. Soft News News stories are basically divided into two types: hard news and soft news. Hard new generally refers to up-to-the-minute news and events that are reported immediately‚ while soft news is background information or human-interest stories. Politics‚ war‚ economics and crime used to be considered hard news‚ while arts‚ entertainment and lifestyles were considered soft news. Hard news This is the term journalists use to refer to “news of the day.” Hard news is a chronicle

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    bowl with the immigrants has the meaning that now all Europeans belong to a new citizenship‚ from now on they are all American. The huge woman symbolizes a divine being of America‚ which gives the new citizenship the Privilege of equal rights‚ because in Europe you didn’t got any land if you don’t heritage it. Furthermore the cartoon wants to point out that a new race develops this race will have a new culture and new principles. But the Irish man don’t want to get assimilate like the other Immigrants

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    The Gebusi Tribe

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    of Papua New Guinea‚ lived an extraordinary group of people called‚ The Gebusi. In the 1980’s‚ The Gebusi tribe was anything but modern and acculturated. The Gebusi had their own individual and unique rituals and traditions that they practiced and followed. The Gebusi tribe participated in ritual homosexuality‚ sorcery and/or witchcraft was highly regarded and practiced‚ and they participated in preferential sister-exchange marriages. By 1998-99‚ The Gebusi tribe had established a new way of life

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    land to see what was happening. The bird went to a boy named Lavai-pani to tell the story to Tongo villagers. After some disbelief the men dug up the turtle shell. They brought the thirteen turtle shells to their King and decided to set sail to find new land. They arrived in Kadavu‚ which was one of Fiji’s islands. The king of the island gave the men land to live on and start a life. It is believed that they are the first Tongo people that settled

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    How Did Australia Changed

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    Englishmen came to Australia they weren’t welcomed with houses and farms‚ they had to build up a whole continent and make it modern. Unfortunately for the English people they weren’t prepared for what they came to‚ it was a whole new climate. New animals‚ new plants‚ new weather‚ new everything. They didn’t know what they could eat and which animal was friendly‚ so many of them died because of all the ignorance.

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    The Parable of the Sadhu

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    decisions faced by several group of hikers as they find a Sadhu naked and close to death up in the Himalayan Mountains. The hikers consisted of goal obsessed Americans‚ New Zealanders‚ Swiss‚ Japanese‚ Porters and Sherpas all trying to reach the top of the Himalayan Mountains of 18‚000 feet. The Sadhu was discovered by the New Zealanders on their ascent to the top of the mountain. They responded to their moral obligation by assisting the Sadhu‚ but quickly they abandoned their moral obligations

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    have no king” but they did trade: The West African Igbo of present day Nigeria did not have kings or a state like their neighbors‚ but they did engage in trade with nearby kingdoms. 3. Great Law of Peace of the Five Nations: In what is now central New York state‚ history developed in a complex manner. With a major agricultural shift‚ the Iroquois-speaking people became more productive and populations grew. The growing populations created conflict and frequent warfare until sometime in the fifteenth

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