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    always dreamed of visiting and living is Australia. Whenever I see Australia on TV everything looks beautiful. The people seem very friendly and warm. Culturally it seems like a good fit for me because the people are pretty easy going and so am I. The country is made up very similar to us in its people according to http://www.indexmundi.com/ a few positives for me is that the infant mortality rate is lower and the life expectancy is a little higher in Australia. One big note is the obesity rate is

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    Australia is a country of a very unique caliber. Beginning this book, I was not aware of much about Australia. The things that is mostly displayed about the country is that they have kangaroos and very large deserts. Bryson does a great job of describing the culture and events that can be enjoyed. He uses his own experiences to inform the reader of the adventure and excitement that resides in the country. Each trip that the author takes teaches about a new realm of Australia life. Bryson begins

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    Australia Allies

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    Australia needed allies due to the changing situations in a global context. Australia traditionally had connections with Britain in terms of trade, defence, aid and strategical ties. However, this all changed due to circumstances such as defence, economy and trade. This led to concerns of economic prosperity, defence and remaining a Western country. As a result, Australia was forced to form allies when these situations arise. Australia has ties with the United States in relation to defence, with

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    Imperialism In Australia

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    Australia, a country found by British prisoners, is considered an island, country, and continent. It is the smallest continent and after it was found by British prisoners it had been improving until it became what it is now. Many tourists visit Australia annually. Australia’s official language is English and the currency they use in Australia is called the Australian dollar (Australia). Australia is going to compete in Eurovision contest “Australia is to compete at this year's Eurovision

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    Voting In Australia

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    Political, Legal, and Ethical Environment Australia has a federal system of government and under that system the powers are divided between a central government and individual states. Power is divided between the Commonwealth Federal Government and the six state governments. Australian Parliament consists of the Queen (which is represented by the Governor-General), the Senate, and the House of Representatives. There are three arms to the government of Australia—the legislature (Parliament), the executive

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    Immigrate To Australia

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    Immigrate To Australia from India Australia is one of the leading business hubs today. Also together with business it is equally producing the job vacancy in the field of engineers, IT professionals, doctors, education and training etc. Also people are moving there for the purpose of study as it is offering various courses in education sector. One can search for jobs online that matches the qualification and start applying for the new job in Australia. For immigration to Australia visit various

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    It is clear that, for a number of reasons, Australia is indeed a lucky country – in fact, one of the most fortunate nations in the world. There are several advantages that our country has been granted with, especially in comparison to other countries across the globe. The multiculturalism of the Australian population must be celebrated, as well as the fact that we are fortunate to have a diverse and beautiful environment, along with ideal weather all-year round. Australians are also extremely privileged

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    Refugees In Australia

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    The first boat with refugees to Australia in 1976, there are five men come to Australia in Darwin by boat (Phillips &Spinks 2013). Australia as a human immigrant country and it has policy receive refugees and asylum seekers. Since more and more refugees entered Australia from all over the world such as Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America, that the Australia is a multicultural country (UNHCR 2011). There is a small group of people are opposed to refugees, they have prejudice and bias against the

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    Islamophobia In Australia

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    THE UNDENIABLE TRUTH ABOUT RECLAIM AUSTRALIA Gaidaa Salih investigates further into the truth The abuse, stereotyping and scapegoating of Australian Muslims is on the rise in 2016 and the media isn’t helping. Extremist and terrorist are terms synonymous with Muslim. But who is responsible for this negative, simplified word association? Do we need to cast a critical eye over the role of the media? This is simply because that is how the media typically portrays Islam. They have an influence over our

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    Racism In Australia

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    Australia is a nation of immigrants. It has become a vibrant & diverse place where tolerance & equality are both accepted & expected by its people as part of their way of life. It is also considered as one of the world’s most culturally diverse countries. In fact, it was the egalitarian streak in Australia’s national character that facilitated the development of contemporary multiculturalism of Australia. “Immigration Nation” showed how Australia transformed from a country which aims to exclude

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