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    au/asx/research/listedCompanies.do Fin‚ Chee Seng Cheong and Steinert‚ justin (Winter 20007)‚ The size effect: Australian Evidence‚ JASSA‚ 9-11 Siegel‚ J. (14 june 2006)‚ The Noisy Market Hypothesis‚ Wall Street Journal‚ p. A.14 Siegel‚ M. (1 june 2011)‚ Australia ’s Mining Boom Is Pied Piper for Workers‚ The International Herald Tribune retrieved from http://www.nytimes.com/2011/06/01/business/global/01ozecon.html

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    The Gallipoli campaign had such an impact because of the naivety of those in charge‚ who believed that we would just come in and take over with little to no retaliation from the Turks‚ however as we know the Turkish retaliated with great force and on the first day 2000 were killed. I believe it was this number that really made the Gallipoli campaign catch the eye of the Australian people‚ the number was so large after the first day of fighting that Australian people’s eyes were opened to the horror

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    Australia should become a Republic not a constitutional Monarchy But what is a republic? A nation‚ where the head of state is a citizen of that country and was chosen because of their efforts and achievements‚ is a republic. If the head of state was chosen because of their birthright‚ then the system of government would be called a monarchy. Australia is a monarchy and the Queen of England is our head of state. The Governor-General is the representative of the Queen in Australia and he or she is

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    Antarctic Questions 1. (a) Australia has the largest area of Antarctic territory. (b) The advantage Australia has over many other nations when administering its territory are‚ Australia is that they are entitled to decide who can do what‚ where and when within the extent of its territory‚ and any foreign nations operating on Australian lands are to abide by the term and regulations. (c) Argentina’s‚ Chilli’s‚ and United Kingdom’s claims are all in the same area and are about the same size

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    definition and appointment of director in Vietnamese and Australian’s company law‚ and then give a comparison to identify the pros and cons in both countries’ policy. Firstly‚ there are two different definitions of director in the law of VN and Australia. According to Vietnamese Law on enterprises‚ in general‚ the director or general director of the company is ”the person who manages the day-to-day business operation of the company and is responsible to the Members’ Council for the exercise of

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    European Settlement in the outback: A great opportunity or a mistake? Why did people move to South Australia in the 19th Century? Edward Gibbon Wakefield was the person who developed the theory of a systematic colonisation in 1829. Edward was a prisoner for three years in Newgate Gaol‚ he was convicted because he had an unlawful marriage and abducted Ellen Turner. This meant that he introduced Labour and Capital and also the sale of land at a fixed priced. When this happened emigration became more

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    Australia does not have a codified Bill of Rights that protects the rights of Australians. Therefore the Australian legal system uses alternative methods like common law‚ which involves the judge making a decision in a case regarding human rights. The decision made will then become a precedent depending on the level of the court. The Australian Constitution is the other method in which Australia uses to protect the rights of people. The Constitution specifically protects rights like the right to

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    The Vietnam war spanned roughly 20 years‚ making it the longest war Australia has fought to this day. The civil war made Vietnam into a warzone‚ but also affected the neighbouring countries of Cambodia and Laos. As a result of the war and estimated 1‚300‚000 civilians and soldiers were killed and almost 2 million civilians were forced to seek asylum elsewhere. During the war Vietnam was an extremely dangerous country to live in‚ hundreds of civilians died every day because of the conflict‚ causing

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    Australia has many global and regional links with other countries in the world. A positive link that Australia has with other countries is International Aid. Aid provides new markets for Australia to import and export to‚ reduces poverty and provides better access to educational and medical services for those in need. But giving aid can encourage a ‘culture of dependence’ and aid can be distributes in the wrong way or to the wrong people. The Australian Government provides aid to developing countries

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    Why did Australia become involved in World War Two? 1) Australia and Britain shared the same king. When the king of England declared war on Germany‚ Australia also was at war. Australia had no choice in the matter. 2) The public did not like the aggressive nature of Hitler’s ambitions. 3) Australians WANTED to support Britain. 4) It was a show of strength in an attempt to persuade Hitler to back down. 5) Germany and Japan directly threatened Australia’s security. 6) It was the right thing

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