Australian culture and customs

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Biggest Festival in Australia

Aboriginal Australian Religion

Racial Demographics of Australia

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Christmas decorations Australia

Americanisation of Australian culture

Australian Aboriginal traditions

The Aborigines of Australia

Aboriginal Country

Changing it and changing with it. The land was not just soil or rocks or minerals, but a whole environment that sustains, and is sustained, by people and culture. I feel with my body. Feeling all these trees, all this country. When this blow you can feel it. Same for country you feel it, you can look, but feeling that make you. Big Bill Neidjie, Gagudju Elder, Kakadu. For…

Country Profile of Australia

Australia s ecosystem is an unusual one because of its remote location. As a result, there are many animal species that occur here and nowhere else in the world, such as the platypus, kangaroo, echidna, and koala. Australia has 516 national parks to protect its unique plants and animals. One of Australia s most amazing sites rises like an enormous whale s back from a flat red-soil…

Population Breakdown of Australia

P {display:none;} .headlineLinksCensus ul {margin: 0;} The 2011 population for New South Wales is 6, 917, 656, which is a +5.6% increase from 2006. view QuickStats for New South Wales The 2011 population for Victoria is 5, 354, 040, which is an +8.5% increase from 2006. view QuickStats for Victoria The 2011 population for Queensland is 4, 332, 737, which is an +11% increase…

Australia New Years Eve

Sydney s New Year s Eve celebration is the $7.2 million extravaganza that shoves it to most of the world. Set on the beautiful Sydney Harbour, 1.6 million people watch on as the 9 p.m. and midnight fireworks light up the sky with 100, pyrotechnic effects, 11, shells and 25, shooting comets. It is the things dreams and sore necks are made of — if you are sober enough to see…

Christmas tree Ornaments Australia

Buy your Christmas decorations online this season from The Christmas Warehouse, Australia s Premier online Christmas shop with multiple speciality Christmas Megastores. We deliver our Christmas decorations to anywhere in Australia. This is ideal if you live in a regional area or cannot make it into one of our Christmas shops as our online shop stocks the largest range of decorations…

Workplace culture in Australia

International students are advised to check with the Department of Immigration and Citizenship on the rules regarding working in Australia, as they may change at any time. As a student, there are restrictions on the number of hours you can work even when you have been granted permission to work. You must obtain a Tax File Number (TFN) to be able to work in Australia. This can…

Indigenous tribes of Australia

Indonesian trepang fishermen visit northern Australia. 1606 Dutchman Willem Jansz and his ship Duyfken explore the western coast of Cape York Peninsula and were the first Europeans to have contact with Australian Aboriginal people. There were clashes between the two groups. The Spaniard Luis Vaez De Torres sailed through Torres Strait. 1623 Dutchman Jan Carstenz described several…

History of Aboriginal in Australian

Weemala/Eurama Faulconbridge, Blue Mountains. A History of the Estate: Sir Henry Parkes (known as the father of Australian federation), bought a large acreage property that stretched from Faulconbridge to Linden (then known as 17 Mile Hollow) in 1876 and built a wooden cottage that he named Stonehurst. On Oct 9, 1876 the Numantia railway platform was opened. In 1879 he built…

Bringing goods into Australia

Heads of Workplace Safety Authorities - Rapid Response Protocol The Rapid Response Protocol (the protocol) has been developed by the Heads of Workplace Safety Authorities (HWSA) Imported Materials with Asbestos Working Group to enable government agencies to work cooperatively and efficiently across jurisdiction and portfolio lines when products have been identified as containing…