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Articles related to "Australian Government"
The New Australian Foreign Policy New Prime Minister Kevin Rudd is swiftly demonstrating how different his Australian foreign policy will be from that of his predecessor John Howard. australia • australian government • kevin rudd • australian foreign policy • international relations
Australia On UN's Black List Since 1999, the Australian Government has been on CERD's agenda of urgent business, but the government has categorically failed to acknowledge this. cerd • elimination of racial descrimination • findings against australia • native title amendments • pastoralists
Australia's Live Cattle Export Ban The Australian government has announced that the live animal export trade to Egypt will resume, despite concerns about cruelty to animals. animal rights • live export trade • cruelty to animals • handle with care • rspca australia
Australia's National Curriculum The new Rudd government of Australia is taking definite steps towards a national curriculum for schools. While welcomed by many the project still has its critics. australian government • kevin rudd • national curriculum • school curriculum • australian education
Australia’s Relations with Asia To be fully accepted in the Asia-Pacific region Australia needs a new foreign policy and a cultural change in the community. This will require a change in government. australia’s relations with asia • australia’s future • asia-pacific region • cultural change • international relations
Australian Education at the Core Australian governments demand a national curriculum and schools complain that they don't have the time to meet all demands. So what should be the school curriculum? australian government • john howard • australian schools • school curriculum • australian education
Extend Music in Australian Schools Australian government must give primary schools what they need to bring music education to every child. But what must then happen in each school and each classroom? australian schools • primary school education • music teaching • music education • australian government
Higher Status for Music Education Every Australian school student should have an effective music education. But certain major steps must be taken to give music in schools much higher priority. music education • australian schools • music teaching • australian government • australian culture
John Howard in the Asia-Pacific Does John Howard's plan for a regional carbon-emissions pact signal a radical change to relations with the Asia-Pacific and Australian foreign policy generally? john howard • asia-pacific • asia-pacific region • international relations • policy development
Music Education – for All Schools? The Australian Government's review of music education in schools had an unprecedented response from the public. Benefit to the children is now in the government's hands. music education • australian government • music in schools • teaching music • excellence in music education
New Framework for Music Education Music teachers in schools lack the essential structure for providing all children with an effective music education. The Australian Government must see they get it. music education • australian schools • music curriculum • music in schools • australian government
Renewing Primary School Education The Australian Primary Principals Association has called on government to restore primary education to its former special position by adopting a national charter. primary school • primary school education • australian schools • primary learning • schools in australia
The Key to Quality Music Education A dire shortage of teachers with appropriate skills and confidence challenges the campaign for music education in all Australian schools. The solution is multi-pronged. music education • australian government • quality teachers • education of teachers • teaching education
What Sort of National Curriculum? With all governments in Australia collaborating to establish a national curriculum for schools, the main debate centres on what it should contain. australian government • kevin rudd • national curriculum • julia gillard • school curriculum
Aboriginal Rights Delegation Eight years on from the 1998 Aboriginal delegation to Britain, and has anything changed? Sure! It's worse! aboriginal rights • aboriginal land rights • land rights • aboriginal rights activist • peter yu
The End For White Autonomy European Australians have been deemed incapable of deciding their own destinies in light of a leaked Child Rape Dossier. aboriginal atrocities • white government abuse • human rights abuses • indigenous abuse • aboriginal rape
Ending Abuse in the Workplace Partnership projects between the Australian Government and business and tips to ensure the safety of at risk employees. ending abuse workplace • partnership projects between australian government • family violence prevention fund • workplace safety plan • saving threatening emails or voice mails
Howard Proves He's Yesterday's Man By refusing to be attend the apology to the Stolen Generations, John Howard is reminding Australia why they voted him out of office and damaging his own legacy. australian politics • australian society • indigenous australia • indigenous policy • australian government
Apology to Australian Aborigines Prime Minister Kevin Rudd issues an apology to the 'stolen generation', those Indigenous Australians affected by the misguided policies of previous governments indigenous australians • aborigines • stolen generation • sorry day • reconciliation
Christmas Island Founded by the East India company in 1643, Australia's Christmas Island possesses quite a rich and diverse history all its own. christmas island • the settlement • australia • oceania • captain william mynors
Native Title Privatisation Governments the world over seek to destroy Indigenous communal ownership by privatising Land Rights and carving up customary lands for individual ownership (and sale). privatisation of land rights • aboriginal responsibility • aboriginal entrepreneur • aboriginal business • indigenous ownership
Rudd Government and Climate Change Australia's new carbon reduction scheme pleases industry and big business, but will it really help the environment? rudd government climate change • australia carbon pollution reduction scheme • industry big business environment • government key commitments comments • green paper
Papua New Guinea Oils Papua New Guinea lacks the capital necessary to provide badly needed infrastructure such as roads. png • papua new guinea • palm oil • west new britain • west new britain palm oil limited
School Leadership Development Australian education authorities need to make school leadership a more attractive job and to develop great leaders. The issue is a current focus of Australian politics. australian education • good leader • quality teaching • school leadership • leadership development
The Platypus The appearance of the platypus isn't its only unusal characteristic. This article will discuss many of its unique traits as it relates to other mammals. platypus • creature • creatures • duckbill • ankle spur
Aboriginal Deaths In Custody Aboriginal Deaths in Custody In Australia are higher than those of South Africa at the peak of Apartheid. aboriginal deaths in custody • indigenous deaths in custody • aboriginal genocide • deaths in custody statistics • aboriginal deaths
Aboriginal Rights, CERD Findings Has there been any improvement in Australian Aboriginal rights since the UN condemned Australia's racism and descrimination record nearly ten years ago? aboriginal rights • indigenous rights • aboriginal land rights • land rights • native title
Medicare in Australia In Australia, the public healthcare system is known as Medicare. Australia's Medicare system provides healthcare to all citizens, not just the elderly and disabled. australia's healthcare system • medicare • australia's medicare • medicare in australia • healthcare to all citizens
The Aborigines This article outlines the tradition and lifestyle of the Aborigines. It highlights the effect of the European settlements on the lives of these unique group of people aborigines • first inhabitants • australia.nomads.hunters • european settlers • deprivation
Aboriginal Poverty Statistics 72% of Australia's Aborigines are living in poverty. Remote Indigenous communities face particular economic disadvantage, despite so-called benefits. aboriginal welfare reform • aboriginal poverty • indigenous welfare reform • indigenous poverty • indigenous welfare
Aussie PM Rudd Damns Nukes Australian Prime Minster Kevin Rudd has announced a new nuclear weapons ban initiative after visiting the site of the first nuclear attack in Hiroshima. nuclear non-proliferations and disarmament commiss • nuclear non proliferation treaty • non proliferation • disarmament and peaceful use of nuclear technology • nuclear weapons states
The Hutt River Province facts The Hutt River Province declared itself independent of Australia in 1969-the only bloodless secession in history. Now Prince Leonard Casley's farm is a unique attraction. hutt river • prince leonard • leonard casley • australia • secession
Timor-Leste In Crisis After Attack Timor-Leste (or East Timor) is in turmoil after co-ordinated attacks on President Ramos Horta and Prime Minister Xanana Gusmao in a suspected failed coup. timor-leste • east timor • jose ramos horta • assassination attempt timor • president timor
Ways to Eat More Fruit and Veg The Galloping Gourmet and the University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center have created a site to excite your tastes in eating more vegetables and fruit. ways to eat more fruit and vegetables • eating more fruit and vegetables • introduce more fruit and vegetables in your diet • vegetable recipes at recipes just for you • fruit recipes at recipes just for you
Aussie Toilets for Travellers Finding a clean, well maintained toilet when travelling can be tricky. Here are two examples of innovative approaches in Australia that help travellers. public toilets in australia • rest rooms in australia • toilets when travelling • finding a toilet • toilet facilities
Cancer Awareness With the incidences of cancer growing exponentially, it's time for communities all over the world to fight back. american cancer society • world wide cancer statistics • how communities can fight cancer • world health organization • cancer statistics
ELLs and Strategic Reading This article shares one idea of how to use the Iditarod as a vehicle to practice inferring with English Language Learners. esl comprehension strategy lessons • iditarod lessons for ells • iditarod newsletter teaching tool • strategic reading for ells • using questioning and inferring for reading compre
Feminism vs Native Rights "Good Guys" part four. In the complex domain of Aboriginal rights, contemporary feminists often find themselves working for the enemy. indigenous post-structuralist • aboriginal post-structuralism • aboriginal critical writing • feminist activism • aboriginal feminist
Government Advertising Policies A look at government advertising in the United States, Canada and Australia and the questions it generates about propagandizing taxpayers. government advertising policies • propagandize taxpayers • government right advertise • harper administration • montreal gazette
Lamba Cloth as Gifts to Ancestors in Madagascar Lamba cloth is the number one souvenir to take home from Madagascar. But little know how much this cloth means to the Malagasy people of Madagascar. This article explains the importance of lamba cloth as a gift to the ancestors of Madagascar. lamba cloth • madagascar • gift-giving • famadihana
Languages in Australian Schools Each child in Australian schools needs quality teaching of a second language. The current Australian education debate must clarify this and find ways of meeting the need australian schools • second language • quality teaching • john howard • bilingual education
Modern Australian Labour Movement A summary of the Australian labour movement from the 1970s to today, including union achievements and changes in government policy relating to unions and the workforce. history of australian labour movement • trade unions in australia • unionism in australia • women right to vote australia • aboriginal worker rights
Northern Hairy-Nosed Wombat Lone population of critically endangered northern hairy-nosed wombats is threatened by overgrazing, predation and drought. Translocation and captive breeding started. northern hairy-nosed wombat • critically endangered species • risk of extinction • overgrazing predation and drought threats • translocation and captive breeding
Safety Tips for Baby Walkers Parents who opt to use baby walkers despite warnings from healthcare and child safety experts should choose and use the equipment with extra care. safety tips for baby walkers • using infant walker wisely • use baby walkers • baby walkers are dangerous • baby walkers meet safety standard
Sexy Pirates Of Reconciliation Australians won't achieve reconciliation with Aboriginal people until they can stop feeling guilty. How? Let's make Prime Minister Johnny Howard look like Johnny Depp. white australia • prime minister john howard • reconciliation • sorry day • stolen wages
The Cancer Council Australia The Cancer Council is the primary non-government organisation in Australia focused on research, community education and patient support for all forms of cancer. the cancer council • australian cancer society • daffodil day • australia’s biggest morning tea • pink ribbon day
Wangkumarra, Native Title, Mining Mining giant Santos is ripping off the Wangkumarra people and destroying the land through petroleum mining and "seismic line" exploration techniques. wangkumarra • wonkamara • wongkamara • bourke indigenous • new south wales indigenous
What To Do With Doggy Poo Dog poo is an increasing environmental burden washing dangerous bacteria into the water supply. There are alternatives to throwing a smelly plastic bag-full in the bin. dog waste disposal • dog poo disposal • doggy poop disposal • worm farm compost • biodegradable plastic bags
World’s Top Uranium Project A Canadian company owns a vast uranium mine set to benefit from soaring uranium prices, increased exports to China and Australia's decision to allow more uranium mining. world’s top uranium project • powerful uranium trade trends • laramide resources (lam on tsx) • global uranium demand • world uranium production
A Century After Independence: What Is Australia's Legacy? Does the date 26 January 1901 hold any significance to you? If you are Australian, it should. Get ready to throw your boomarangs and down a few pints of Foster's! It is the 100th anniversary of Australian independence. australian history • australian independence • colonial policies • aborigine resettlement |
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