The Royal National Agricultural and Industrial Association of Queensland (RNA) is an active industry associate for the EKKA. They’re responsible for running the event and providing the venue. Their mission is to promote and encourage community development in areas of agriculture, horticulture, industry, manufacturing and cultural resources. 2.2 Wicked the Musical Wicked the musical is a mega-event that has seen global success. The Australian production of Wicked has impacted economically, globally and socially within communities Australia wide.
One of the features that Australia was heavily influenced by was, the fashion from both the British and American cultures. Australia experienced some unusual, dramatic and controversial changes throughout the decade of the 1960s. Many of these changes were introduced by Britain and America. America influenced us Australians with the Hippie fashion, which was worn and influenced by many young
Population growth and subsequent increases in economic activity are the catalyst for movement of people to common areas. In the case of Australian, towns & cities emerged as people emigrated from Europe; largely from the UK in the 18th and 19th centuries. Together in population growth, the growth in ideas and innovations lead to new industries and economics. From the time of colonisation, Sydney was a town with an economy based around the maritime industry. As it was located next to an ocean port, manufacturing and trade in commodities was central to its growth.
Analysis of Changes in Australia’s Religious Landscape Post 1945 In the twenty-first-century Australians encounter a world of religious diversity and constant change. Religious belief is an integral part of the fabric of society, and helps shape the world we find ourselves in. Since 1945, Australia’s religious landscape has seen great change. This change has come about due to immigration, secularisation, New Age religions, and denominational switching. Ecumenism and interfaith dialogue has also come about as a consequence of these changes.
According to Lipset’s analysis of political participation, factors like economic strength, social status, educational background all have great influence on the effect of political participation. During the waxing years of the Unity Party, plenty of specialists, professionals from different walks of society and some middle-class activists were united. For instance, Ms. Liu Naxin，former deputy mayor of Hurstville, George River City, New South Wales transferred to Australia as one of the skilled immigrants in the late 20th century. She took an active part in the Unity Party and became the city councilor later；also, Ernest Wong who used to be one of the outstanding doctors in Australia joined the Unity Party to fight against Pauline Hanson’s racist One Nation Party, and went for the Senator in New South Wales on behalf of the Unity Party in 2003. Although he failed to get elected this time, the experience in the Unity Party did nurture his capability in political participation.
During the late 1950s and early 1960s, Olsen had become interested in the idea of our independence with the natural world. This idea was conveyed in ‘Sydney Sun’. Olsen found the local environment of Sydney magically vibrant and alive. He was struck by the brightness of the light and the energy of urban life. Sydney sun encompasses the spirited energy of Sydney.
Migrants are a large part of Australia’s identity as a multicultural nation since the 1851 Gold Rush. Since then, they have greatly contributed to various sectors of Australian life and most importantly its legal system. Cases such as Tahiri v. Minister for Immigration and Citizenship and Berhooz v. Secretary of the Department of Immigration (M77/2012) and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs (HCA 36/2004) were subject to the Plaintiff experiencing difficulties in accessing the law. There are many options available within the Australian legal system to address the issues that were faced within the cases due to unequal access to the law. Accessing the law a) With reference to an Australian case, explain the difficulties faced in accessing the law If an event where law is concerned and a migrant is involved, it would be a difficult and confusing time and would make their settlement into the country a hard one.
| Year 10 History | The Globalising World – Popular Culture | | Morgan Spring | | Research Question: - Describe how advances in communications or technology shaped Australia’s post-war culture. Technology and Communications have revolutionised the way that Australia operates. As a result of the post-war era, the Australian public had more access to new technology than ever before, linking it with other countries all around the world. New technologies such as Television, Satellites and new postal services linked the East of Australia with the West and enabled Australia to grow as a country. The Australian Postal Service A Teletype Model 32 used for Telex service.
It is also stated that, the Great War transformed typical Australian men from bush men to resourceful diggers, and from diggers to heroes. Also the mateship amongst the Anzacs are being recognised. The mateship, that gave them determination and motivation which contributed to the birth of the Anzac
This is a traditional Aussie term called 'mateship.' This concept of mateship developed significantly from the beginning of WW1.This notion of friendship brought Australian’s together as one. It symbolised what mates went through together; pain, sorrow as well as victory and love. Our nation came together for the first time since WW1 and Australian's believe this is how we became known the world over as Aussies. We are very hospitable, and prepared to always lend a helping hand.