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The traditional owners of the land in which I live, being Rockdale city council, consisted of the Cadigal (Gadigal), the Gweagal and the Bidjigal tribes. These tribes were referred to as the ‘water people’ as they lived by the bay for thousands of years. Within the Gweagal tribe there were two clans, the Gameygal (or Camerigal) who lived along the Georges river and spread around sans souci, the southern part of Rockdale and then there were the Bidjerigal (or Gidgerigal) people who were located around the Cooks river and toward Kingsgrove and Earlwood.

Describe and explain Australian Indigenous people’s historical and contemporary connections to land and sea and the resources derived from them. How have settler discourses associated with colonization affected these connections to country?

vi. The city of Nashville agrees to spend funds to extend one of the runways so that Fly Cheap will be able to land larger jets: This is government expenditure and would affect the GDP.

Prime Minister Tony Abbot has recently confirmed a second airport for Sydney, piling up tens of millions of dollars to pay for the infrastructure in Badgerys’s Creek. Abbot did this because he felt a need of a second airport in Sydney’s west, even though it would make only a slight benefit as when we look at the population of Badgerys’s Creek, only some 4000 people, it would make very little difference to the airport in Sydney. Mr Abbot also believes that it would open up near 60,000 jobs once the airport is fully functional

come to the party on a rail link to Melbourne Airport and improved road access.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders people are informed this essay contains images, written and reference

I aim to focus on the historical and contemporary situation of Torres Strait Islander and how the Edward Koiki Mabo (Eddie Mabo) decision has affected them.

For instance, Canada's federal government has delegated the responsibility for airports to local authorities. As a result, many Canadian airports have transformed into brighter, cleaner, and more modern facilities that have become more expensive to operate 3. Canada’s airports have spent more than $9.5 billion on improvements since 19922. According to the CEO of Transat A.T. Inc, “it costs three times as much for an airline to land in Pearson Airport in Toronto as at Charles-de-Gaulle in Paris” 2. Such high landing fees have made Pearson and other major Canadian airports less desirable landing destinations; increasing costs for airlines, and as a result, often increasing prices for consumers. Pearson Airport is West Jet’s “second-largest hub and main connection point in Eastern Canada” and almost half of its destinations are to Canadian airports2, Such high costs of landing in major Canadian cities require that WestJet finds more ways to cut costs and remain the cost leader in its industry.

Community calls on the government to stop the plan to build a 24-hour no curfew airport in Badgerys creek. The campaign highlights the wishes of residents, environmental impacts and challenges the necessity of the development in Sydney’s West. The Turnball government has made changes to the initial proposal, but the recent budget shows the project will continue with full force. Some community groups are left feeling defeated, but not willing to give up anytime soon.

Furthermore, in this article will be discussed the main issues related to the possibility of increasing airport taxes to be determined by the Hong Kong authority. As Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) is one of the busiest airports and the government cannot possibly build new airport due to the area limitation of Hong Kong, the authority will build an additional runway (3rd runway), and it will impact to the airport operational costs. Finally, the Hong Kong Government will raise taxes to the airlines, and it will be a problem for HK Express as the only low-fare airline in Hong Kong.

This extension was discussed for years, and can be one of the projects received more attention from potential improvements and gains on the ground that it would create. Its construction began in 1990 and was completed in 1999, at a cost of £ 3.5 billion. Hussein, & Hunt, (2007) presented a series of recommendations for future ferrous projects in London. Transport for London, Metropolitan transportation Authority, hired two independent studies revise and empirically identify the rise in land values attributable to the extending line Jubilee to have more information to develop funding policy for the new generation railway projects. Öhrström, Andersson, & Ängerheim, (2007) found it very difficult to use capital gains to finance these projects. The first study concluded that it is impossible to estimate the additional values soil generated from the information available.

Although there is no doubt that the presence of an airport has greater positive impacts on a surrounding community from an economic standpoint, the presence of an airport, much like any large industrial complex, unfortunately impacts the community and surrounding natural environment in what many consider a negative manner. These effects are a result of activity whose sources is the airport itself and of vehicles, as well as both aircraft and ground vehicles, which travel to and from the airport (Alexander T. Wells, 2004).

Another emerging trend in the past five years has involved the progress made on open skies agreements between the United States and other countries. Open skies agreements serve to liberalize Orlando International Airport transport markets between the two signing countries or parties in the agreement. These agreements remove government restrictions, such as limits to the number of flights any one airline is allowed to operate per week between countries. The removal of these limitations has opened some routes up to increased competition, by allowing Orlando International Airport to fly more frequently and making these routes more accessible. Orlando International Airport could not previously justify the capital expense of operating on routes with limited flights are now able to profit on routes with high demand.

In my personal view, the construction of new international airport may will benefits Airlines, Homeland, Carpenters, Workers Organization, Electricians, Machine Operators, Government Agencies, Contractors, Politicians, Business Leaders and Design Architect. I am strongly saying this, because the people categorized under this group are mostly graduated with a better qualification. Even there are certain group people still looking for chances for grow up in their living lifestyle. This construction will provide a better job to all of umployees and it may will be a strong fundamental beginning of their carrier as well.

The Maori Renaissance period refers to the flourishing of the Maori race in terms of writing and publishing, which commenced from the 1970’s onwards. This movement was contributed to by the resistance of Maori to the effects of colonisation enforced by the Pakeha; Maori were strongly encouraged to “embrace Pakeha ways” as discussed by Witi Ihimaera and D.S Long in their article Contemporary Maori Writing: A Context (1982). Many works of literature including poetry arose from this period, where authors tended to dramatize the negative effects of Pakeha arrival and intervention towards the Maori culture. There have been numerous texts which portray the Maori race as being a ‘vanished’ or dying culture (Derby 2014). Ihimaera and D.S (1982) argued that traditional Maori culture needed to be reclaimed if the people did not want to end up as just a group of ‘brown Pakeha’, and that one way of facilitating this was to produce Maori writing that featured Maori culture from their point of view.