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    similar that of Australian. However‚ the teaching idea in the content is very different. Chinese education is to solve some interesting knowledge in details‚ but Australian education is pay attention to widely of knowledge and ability training. For instance‚ in the high school‚ Chinese course is study a chapter record next chapter until the book is finished‚ then they will not be study this subject. And the subject is too hard to explain for the high school students. While as Australian education has

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    Although aspects of a distinct Australian identity had been forming‚ by federation in 1901‚ it had not yet fully emerged. There were many reasons for this‚ mainly because of the ‘crimson thread of kinship’ with Britain. One thing that was shared by all colonies was the idea of a ‘white’ Australia. A great percentage of the population were of Caucasian decent‚ and Australia had been a British Dominion. Many politicians believed that the Anglo-Saxon race was superior. They were afraid that cheap

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    Marriage and family are crucial structures in most societies. While the two institutions have historically been firmly associated in Australian culture‚ their affiliation is becoming more complex. Sociologists understand marriage as a legally recognized social agreement between two individuals‚ traditionally based on a sexual relationship and indicating a lastingness of the union. Currently‚ other disparities on the description of marriage might include whether spouses are of opposite sexes or the

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    with a specific target audience in focus. The museum was built purposely to preserve the culture and tradition of Australia and its surrounding including the aboriginals (Morgan‚ 2003‚ para. 5)‚ smaller exhibitions inside the museum includes First Australians: Gallery of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples traces the experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples‚ Horizons: The Peopling of Australia since 1788‚ Nation: Symbols of Australia explores common expressions like ’G’day’

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    Hello (teacher) and students. Together “Ballad of the Drover” by Henry Lawson and Judith Wright’s “South Of My Days” provide a compelling insight into outback life around the turn of the 20th Century. Both ballads capture the innate hardship of the Australian outback within its striking beauty. Wright and Lawson are two of Australia’s most noted poets and continue to resonate with audiences by engaging their audience through strong imagery and powerful use of figurative language to create an emotive

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    http://www.enotes.com/topic/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(nominal)_per_capita Jules‚ 2008‚ Australian republic debate‚ Viewed 8th August 2011‚ http://www.actnow.com.au/Issues/Australian_republic_debate.aspx Linton‚ M.‚ 2002‚ The Terror in the French Revolution‚ Viewed 12th August 2011‚ http://www.port.ac.uk/special/france1815to2003/chapter1/interviews/filetodownload‚20545‚en.pdf Souter‚ S.‚ 2004‚ The Australian Republic Issue‚ Viewed 10th August 2011‚ http://www-personal.edfac.usyd.edu.au/staff/souters/republic1

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    Introduction A United Nations report on October 27‚ 2005 found that the Australian Wheat Board (AWB) had paid $US221.7million in kickbacks to the Iraqi government under the United Nations Oil-for-Food program (Whitton 2007). Acting in such a manner they cheated their shareholders out of those monies as well as damaging Australia’s trade reputation. This paper will examine the environments the organization was operating in‚ the managerial ethical issues and corporate social responsibility. The

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    year-on-year increase of 2.61% (0.48% inflation-adjusted) in 2012‚ an annual decline of 4.41% in 2011 and a year-on-year rise of 4.72% (7.26% inflation-adjusted) in 2010‚ based on figures released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)." The consistent performance possibly indicates that the current Australian housing market may be in a bubble. The reasoning for this can be due Australia ’s GDP having steadily risen over the last four years‚ and the purchasing of residential properties from foreign investors

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    Jimmy Johnson February 14‚ 2009 Professor Ducks Essay 1 “Typical Teenager” When comparing the two characters in the short stories made me think of a quote‚ I heard growing up as a kid. “Telling a teenager the facts of life is like giving a fish a bath.” Now reading these two stories the truth of that quote rings true. As teenagers we were invisible to life and the consequences of those decisions. I made many mistakes‚ as teenagers that‚ I now realize were foolish and not intelligent. Life

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    The Australian identity is as diverse as the country itself. Each and every Australian has a unique perception of Australia‚ yet there is also a common awareness of Australia as a whole. The Australian identity also concerns the way Australians are viewed by other people. There are many different aspects to this identity‚ which include historical icons‚ such as bushrangers and convicts‚ and more recent developments in Australia‚ such as the surfing culture‚ and even our language‚ which has been adapted

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