lecture on australias mulitcultural features ;)
hi,
im from germany and i have to give a lecture on how different cultures live in australia. how does the different ethnic groups feel and which cultures can be found there? are there some small towns in the cities like little italy or chinatown in new york? Are there a lot of Street-battles..... i have to make a presentation about that subject. maybe with powerpoint. now i need your help to get enough information about that (how i think) difficult toppic. Enough information means so much information, that i can speak 20 minutes(minimum). I hope that you can help me! its really hard to get some information. maybe you know some interesting links... bye, robert |
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Now, I'm just assuming this is a serious thread........
You should look at the Govt. websites on information of the distribution of immigrants in Australia. Must be on there somewhere. I have no idea how different ethnic groups feel. In Sydney there is a Chinatown and there are areas with more Italian businesses and residents like Leichhardt. Actual street battles are a rare occurence, particularly North Shore - but there are areas in S.W. Sydney where there could be that kind of action. Although you couldn't really call them battles - more like occasional gun fire. Good luck with your presentation. |
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:D I forgot to add a :D Bandobras;
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thank you. but could you post the url of that site, please.
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Originally Posted by Bandobras
thank you. but could you post the url of that site, please.
Good luck. Amanda |
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thank you very much! that seems to be exactly what i looked for.
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Hi
Sites we have also looked at, that you might find some info from (maybe not all) are: www.moving downunder.co.uk www.about-australia.com www.csu.edu.au/australia/ www.workingin-australia.com www.gomatilda.com www.radioweblogs.com www.ga.gov.au www.liveinvictora.vic.gov.au You might find them useful my son did he used info from them to do a school project on Australia. Good luck :) Amanda |
Re: lecture on australias mulitcultural features ;)
Originally Posted by Bandobras
hi,
im from germany and i have to give a lecture on how different cultures live in australia. how does the different ethnic groups feel and which cultures can be found there? are there some small towns in the cities like little italy or chinatown in new york? Are there a lot of Street-battles..... i have to make a presentation about that subject. maybe with powerpoint. now i need your help to get enough information about that (how i think) difficult toppic. Enough information means so much information, that i can speak 20 minutes(minimum). I hope that you can help me! its really hard to get some information. maybe you know some interesting links... bye, robert |
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Might like to look into:
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Originally Posted by Quinkana
Might like to look into:
Latest Indigenous news Many Aboriginees live in areas where there is little economic activity and they have had little success in creating activity themselves - with a few exceptions. Money for nothing (unemployment benefits and mining royalties) have been societally corrosive. |
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Originally Posted by aussie73
l would'nt mind getting money for nothing and mining royalities, it wouldnt do me any harm :D
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Originally Posted by Quinkana
ENSURE children shower every day and wash their faces twice a day. ENSURE children turn up to school. |
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