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Oceania is a region composed by Australia, the smallest continent, and islands close to it, which are, Fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Federate States of Micronesia, Nauru, New Zealand, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu, Cook Islands and Niue. This region is located on the center of the Pacific Ocean, it is divided in subregions, which are Melanesia, Micronesia and Polynesia. Oceania's main climates are tropical, which is a non-arid climate and through entire

How do your votes contribute to the nation as a whole? How do you know you if your vote even counts? How do they count all of the votes in a nation? Does every vote count? Do all countries use the same voting system? All of these questions will be answered throughout this term paper. Taking the time to fully research these can be time consuming, so to benefit all readers, all the information provided in this essay is to my knowledge 99% accurate. To begin with what is a vote? A vote is a “formal

are permitted to mandatory detention (Manne 2016). This policy expanded in 2001 to the ‘Pacific Solution’, where those deemed ‘unlawful citizens’ are to be kept in offshore mandatory detention in countries such as Papua New Guinea, Manus Island and Nauru. However, the costs of this would be covered by the Australian government (Henderson 2014, p.1163-1165). Because of this, numbers of asylum seekers accepted into Australia significantly decreased (Lohana, Khaskhely, Khan, & Razzaq 2016, p.175). Post

We’ve all read or heard these statements one day or another, whether it be in our newspaper articles, through our television screens, or even spoken by our government officials. Primarily/especially some including ‘Asylum seekers’, ‘A new dose of cruelty’, ‘boat people’, or even ‘A tide of refugees’. They're deliberately spoken in a patronised behaviour which is tainted by fear. But above all do we truly know their meaning? Or are we just too busy in our personal bubble of happiness and joy that

the Trilogia Dantesca, which began with my first long feature, O exercício do caos, and will end with my long feature As órbitas da água that is in a pre-production phase at the moment. All three films have an approach to the poetry of the writer Nauru Machado, from the state of Maranhão, whose subjects are: human existentialism, the issue of the fragmented family and the need for the divine. The whole film was made independently. The final cost did not reach 40 thousand reais and this is reflected

Good morning Ms Prisk and class. Today I will be talking about the scripture passage I chose, the author and how this scripture relates to us in the present. Galatians 3:26-29 is a scripture written by Paul. This passage explains that because of Jesus, there is no longer to be unequal relations, only equality- no matter gender or nationality. Because Jesus sacrificed himself, he broke the concept of cleanliness and uncleanliness. It no longer matters if you are biologically related or not, you are

Letter to a Newspaper Editor Concerning the Taliban To the Editor, As the Taliban has been driven out of Kabul after the September 11 crisis, life over there has been better, but it is still very poor. After being bombed the Afghan people have been forced to leave there family, friends, home and even society. Who determines what people are worth being in a country like Australia. These people

Globalization has severely reduced the barriers that exist between countries. As a result, countries can share a variety of ideas and information which has greatly increased innovation and the capabilities of business. However, globalization has created an economic divide between countries and facilitated inequality throughout the globe. Global inequality refers to the disparity in wealth between countries, which creates an array of problems for low income countries; global inequality can be perceived

I realized it wasn’t that long enough when I had this conversation with a classmate about how growth, development and the complexity of technology would somehow affect the attitude and responses of an individual. It all started with a joke discussing what if one day the likelihood of a “baby-torium” would arise and man will have the capacity to shop around for a baby at his or her own convenient time and pleasure… what if food can be delivered via fax machine and just like how Polaroid camera works

Under this system, asylum seekers who arrive by boat without a valid visa are transferred to and detained in Nauru or Papua New Guinea Those asylum seekers who are transferred will have their claims for protection assessed under Nauruan or PNG law, not Australian law. Culturally diverse communities in Australia are themselves diverse, each community and generation