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Australian Outback Costume

Australian Outback Costume


Celebrate all things Australian this January 26th with our amazing collection of Australia day decorations, costumes, balloons and even tableware! With some brilliant Australia day party supplies theres no excuse not to dress up, decorate and party like down under for a proper Australia day celebration! Turn your venue into the Aussie outback with our fantastic balloons and…


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Major festivals in Australia

Major festivals in Australia


The 2015-16 budget measures will have a significant impact and the Australia Council will be working closely with the Ministry for the Arts and Creative Partnerships Australia to avoid duplication and offer support to the sector that is complementary. The Australia Council’s new appropriation for 2015-16 is $184.5M. As part of this appropriation the Australia Council will continue…


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New years festivals Australia

New years festivals Australia


Today marks just one month from New Years Eve 2015. I know, I know, we haven’t even gotten through the festive season yet – but if you don’t want to start the New Year off on the wrong foot, you best start thinking about your plans sooner rather than later. Nobody likes a New Years downer. Here are a selection of some of Australia’s best New Years Eve offerings, from the obvious…


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Famous festivals in Australia

Famous festivals in Australia


Diplo from band Major Lazer crowd surfs during the Gold Coast leg of the 2014 Big Day Out tour It’s usually around this time of the year that festival-goers are gearing up to get hot and sweaty at what was, at least historically, the ultimate one-day festival: Big Day Out. But these dog days are over, because Big Day Out’s new owner, C3 Presents, has cancelled the event in…


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Working with Australians

Working with Australians


A Working Effectively with Australians programme will enable you to develop practical strategies to build professional relationships with your Australian counterparts. Course details The course will give you insights into Australian communication styles and workplace preferences and you will learn how to adapt your own style and behaviours to create more successful relationships…


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Australian taboos

Australian taboos


Welcome to Australia! Over one-fifth of Australians born to immigrant parents, making Australia a culture of melting pot. Australia is a pretty laid back country overall and people in Australia are very open-minded, fun loving and are generally accepting of different cultures visiting their country. However, as you travel to Australia, you must stick to the laws of the land…


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Xmas Lights Australia

Xmas Lights Australia


Christmas lights have been banned in Cardwell, Australia, due to complaints from Muslim residents. Example: Meanwhile In Australia. CHRISTMAS LIGHTS BANNED CAIRNS: Christmas Lights in Cardwell, North Queensland have been banned by the local council after a complaint from the new Al Shalalah Mosque built in the town just weeks ago. Iman Adnan Janutab said that the towns 100…


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Australian Food Festival

Australian Food Festival


Australia’s culinary renaissance is showing no signs of slowing down. Words like quenelle, confit and macerated are making their way into our everyday vernacular and ravenous revellers are now eager than ever to sample epicurean delights thanks to Masterchef and a new breed of rock star: the celebrity chef. With artisan producers, star-studded line-ups and world-class entertainment…


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Aboriginal Customs

Aboriginal Customs


The Ditidaht First Nation’s proud claim is that its people never go hungry: Their traditional territory, covering a wide expanse of southern Vancouver Island, is rich with food for the taking – salmon and duck, mussels and berries, deer and elk. Joseph William Thomas and Christopher John Brown, two aboriginal hunters from the urban Esquimalt First Nation – where hunting opportunities…


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Non verbal communication in Australia

Non verbal communication in Australia


A huge part of the way we communicate occurs through non-verbal cues in conversations. This includes your body language, the way you look at others during conversations and the facial expressions you use. Body language Body language can back up the words you use and how you say those words, but can also betray your true feelings if you are uncomfortable in a conversation. There…


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