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paragraph 3,4 and 5, he compared Great Britain, Spain and America with Australia, while talking about why our anthem was atrocious compared to others, as well as telling us what an acceptable anthem would sound like.

permanently and positively. Some of the gains realised by Australia as a result of her involvement in WWI included a newfound maturity as a nation, the respect and recognition of other nations, new opportunities for trade and industry, a greater recognition of women’s rights and a massive economic and population boost due to post war immigration programs. This web-site has been created to show you some of the benefits of World War One on Australia. Economy and Trade:

WHY AUSTRALIA HAS AN AID PROGRAM Australia’s aid program was developed in 1974 under the Whitlam Government and is known as AusAid. AusAid was formed in order to provide countries that are worse off than Australia aid, to help them out and in turn, help out Australia. Benefits to Australia Australia’s aid program has many benefits to the Australian people and our economy. The aid program is used to promote Australia’s national interests through contributing to economic growth and poverty reduction

Transformative Use Should Be Covered Under Fair Use Rather Than a Stand-Alone Exception 9 VII. Conclusion 10   I. Introduction In light of the AUSFTA, Australia has significantly amended its copyright legislation to be more in line with American copyright law. However, Australia has yet to adopt American-style fair use doctrine. In Australia, an otherwise infringing use of copyright material can only be fair if the dealing was for one of five specified purposes. American fair use doctrine, in comparison, is

whole Australian from terrorist act, the government should use methods such as removing the right of silence from the suspected terrorists, to obtain the first hand information and act before it happens. However, human rights such as the right to a fair trial should always remain to ensure the equality of the justice system. • Overview of terrorism, including the stakeholders A ‘terrorist act’ is an act, or a threat to commit an act, that is done with the intention to coerce or influence the public

The legacy of this government was that it instigated major changes in the social and cultural fabric of Australia but it also challenged the philosophy of what an Australian is and what Australia represented. The late 1960s and early 1970s were times of great change. Perspectives and acceptances about imperialism, women's liberation, racism, ideology, religion, war, morality, social responsibility and the natural environment were changing for a great many people throughout the world. Some issues

which would help advance economic growth and development. However, in spite of these gains, every country tries to protect certain industries from entering into their markets through the placement of legal restrictions like tariffs/quotas so as to reduce the threat of external competition and protect domestic employment. This is known as protectionism. Similarly, in this commentary, the economies of China and Australia are spoken about. Information in the article states that Australia is planning an

Given the fact that China is now Australia 's largest two-way trading partner, should Australia -- particularly in view of the possible impact of China-ASEAN free-trade agreement on Australia 's trade with China – fast track its negotiations with China for a free trade agreement (FTA)? Write a policy report for the Australian Senate. Abstract Around the world there is a growing system of free trade agreements (FTAs). High-quality free trade agreements can have a significant part in assisting global

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The National Council of Churches in Australia is a national organisation that works in partnership with state ecumenical councils around Australia. Forum and Executive While the National Forum of the Council meets every three years, ongoing oversight of the Council is provided by the Executive, which is made up of the heads of national churches, their appointed members, and some elected directly by the Forum. The central administrative body of the NCCA is the General Secretariat, headed by the