Essays On Australia

Sporting activities have been internationally recognized as a chief source of income to the players, their country of origins, sponsoring clubs and societies above other various beneficiaries. Currently, the sporting activity is achieving a magnificent outlook with many clubs, societies, individuals’ and countries wanting to invest in these activities. Various sporting activities however require different […]

Two polar opposite battles, one on Australian territory, one half way around the world. One against the Turkish, one against the Japanese. Different battles, of which both saw soldiers through some of the worst events and situations anyone has ever had to face, each soldier had a different experience, but all of them alike, went […]

In Memoriam W. J. Miles IF EVER it were time for the dead to ride then surely that time is now: From the Leeuwin’s cliffs to the roar of Sydney-side, from Wyndham to the Howe call up your ghosts, Australia, call up your many dead; your Kelly and your Lalor and the shirted men they […]

Earlier this year, the Tourism Australia campaign caused quite a stir with their controversial advertisement featuring the tagline: “So where the bloody hell are you?”. The Australian government-funded ad was broadcast on domestic television in multiple countries, unabashedly portraying the nation’s appeal. The ad’s reception generated global discourse, as it was deemed inappropriate for British […]

History Essay on Terra Nullius Terra Nullius, was how Cook described Australia and how it was officially viewed until the last 20 or 30 years of Australia’s history. In 1788 the First Fleet arrived, after this, the British took over all of the land in sight without any thought to its original ownership. They forbade […]

Figure 1 illustrates that Australia’s most valuable commodity export is iron ore, and the mining industry played a crucial role in both the country’s economy and the global economy in the 1990s and early 2000s. Due to globalization, various operations occurred, and Australia’s exports exceeded their previous limits. According to the Minerals Council of Australia […]

1. The key to Woolworths’ faster growth than Coles Myers may be attributed to several reasons, one of them being its emphasis on diversification which saw it enter markets such as petrol. Woolworths offered everyday low price (EDLP) on established brands, a strategy akin to Wal-Mart in the United States which presents a competitive advantage […]

KPMG (2006, pp. 11) reports that over 100 countries worldwide have adopted International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) or equivalents, including all EU nations and major Asian ones like Hong Kong and Singapore who have fully embraced IFRS. Australia has also demonstrated its dedication to uniformity and high-quality financial reporting through the adoption of the Australian […]

It is important that banks consistently maintain a supervised and effective regulatory framework ensuring stability within the financial system. Martin Wolf’s work on ‘The rescue of Bear Sterns marks liberalisation’s limit’ and The Economists’ ‘When to Bail Out’ outline the need for greater regulation within banks.As banks are the key players in the financial system, […]

QUESTION 10 “Would polygamy work in Australia today? Use cross-cultural comparisons to support your argument, pay attention to the advantages and disadvantages of this form of marriage. ” In this essay, I will argue the point that polygamy will not work in the Australian society in which we live today. ‘Polygamy is not merely an […]

Historical review The development of the Australian financial system can be divided into five stages. The first stage took place in the 19th Century, during the early colonial period, when financial institutions were established with a significant influence from British institutions. The 1890s depression brought about significant restructuring of Australia’s financial institutions, signifying the conclusion […]

Since settlement, the Australian nation has been fixated on the question of “what defines us” as a people. From the bush legend of early settlement, to the beach culture of the 1980’s and 90’s, our search for a singular national identity has seen various failed attempts at pinning down ‘what it really means to be […]

Question 1 – What are the major strategic factors in the decision to relocate the production of Baywatch? What were the strategic implications of this intended strategy? There were three key strategic factors in the decision to relocate the production of Baywatch. These are the reasons for the show’s need to change: rejuvenation, cost reduction, […]

Capitalism, as a form of government has a long and complicated history. Many have tried to define one single form of capitalism; however there are a number of different variations depending on things such as, geography, politics and culture.There are a number of different strengths and weaknesses associated with the ‘generic’ form of capitalism and […]

“Rabbit Proof Fence” When Phillip Noyce took on the task of directing the film ‘Rabbit Proof fence’ his intention was to expose the truth of the ‘Stolen Generation’ which occurred in Australia from 1900 to 1969. Noyce’s purpose for the film was to position his viewers to accept and feel compassion and sympathy for the […]

‘Kangaroo’s should not be eaten as part of our Australia diet’ I agree with the statement ‘Kangaroo’s should not be eaten as part of our Australian diet’ because they are a symbol of Australia, native animal, can cause hygiene Issues and In some cases, being killed inhumanely. Firstly, I believe we shouldn’t eat kangaroos as […]

World War II Is widely regarded as the largest global conflict ever, with more than 100 between 50 and 85 million. The Second World War not only tested the military power of many countries, but more importantly the relationships and cooperation between these nations. For Australia, a relatively new country, this was only their third […]

Shades of Racism Overt Racism Since Australia’s inception in 1788, racism has been ever-present; the basis of modern Australia was the controlled subjugation of the original Aboriginal people. This gross normalization culminated in the ‘stolen generation’; a process of eugenics In order to Inter-breed half-caste aboriginals, assailant them Into European appearance-I We need only look […]

The novel portrays the ideas of contemporary Australian society in the 21st century by incorporating narrative descriptions. The setting is constructed to eliminate classicism in Australia. The interactions of the Thrills with their physical environment are indicative of their social class. To prevent starvation, they resorted to stealing turnips occasionally. Thrill perceives God through his […]

Hidden near Milbrodale, NSW is Baiame Cave. It’s surrounded by fields and mountains rich with life. This Cave is a part of many rock shelters that spread across 80 hectares, all riddled with traditional Aboriginal rock art. This area is significant to over several Indigenous groups. One of the most notable paintings is of the […]

The case of Unilever Australian Petone demonstrates the application of contemporary management techniques in maintaining the company’s relevance. The adoption of recent principles such as JIT and ECR enhances effectiveness in meeting the customers’ needs, reducing time, resource, and material waste. Nevertheless, the successful implementation of these processes requires coordinated efforts among the company staff, […]

Thus, society has many expectations of young adults such as employment and study. Australian policies allow 18-year-olds to vote, marry, drive a vehicle, and obtain a gun icense; furthermore, it is 18-year-olds right as an adult to drink. “Eighteen-year-olds could vote to change government, get married, have children, enter into legally- binding contracts and were […]