Essays on Australia

The book "A Long Way Home" The book A Long Way Home is a chronology detailing how the Indian author in Australia, Saroo Brierley, seems to have a normal and well-adjusted lifestyles in Australia. Published in 2014 by the Penguin Publishing Group, it has 272 pages focusing on travel in India,...

Despite whistle-blowers exposing unethical behaviors, dishonesty, and misconduct in organizations, they often face persecutions. Does Australia offer sufficient guards to protect whistle-blowers? Opening Paragraph (Including Thesis Statement) The Australian authorities provides equal protection to its citizens beneath various Acts regulating individual rights. Even though whistle-blowers appear as sources of conflicts in many...

Australia's Youth Unemployment After the Great Recession, unemployment has risen. Underemployment and long-term jobs have also risen. Young people have done worse in the labor market since the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) than the older population. In Australia, youth unemployment and NEET rates have appeared to be lower than in much...

Europeans Invade Australia and the Stolen Generation Europeans invaded Australia barring regard to the will of Aborigines, and they declared it unoccupied when they first arrived there. The natives were driven away from their properties and children were taken away from parents. It used to be an episode which turned out...

The aim of this specific study was to examine the beer industry in Australia in detail. This paper will be used as a case study by Carlton & United Braweries (CUB). The company's headquarters is in Melbourne Victoria, Australia, Carlton & United Braweries is a beer company operating as a...

Can the Australian Aboriginals be returned to their lands? The approach that will be used to extract answers will be followed diligently by indigenous testing approaches. As such, it will strive to follow a vision of the environment, truth, and knowledge that is vital to Aboriginal peoples' everyday lives. It...

The Future of Broadcasting The papers selected for this topic are: "James Cridland's Future of Broadcasting" and "Next Radio in the Very Early Stages." The first paper, written by James Cridland, analyzes the usage of classical radio in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia by a compilation of news...

Most cultures around the world have ignored native rights and driven them to the margins of civilization. Like the Native Americans of the United States and the Aboriginals of Australia. This paper will concentrate primarily on the Aboriginal people of Australia and the challenges they have been through on land...

The Food Standards Australia New Zealand Act (FSANZA) of 1991 and the Philippines Food Safety Act (FSA) of 2013 The Food Standards Australia New Zealand Act (FSANZA) of 1991 and the Philippines Food Safety Act (FSA) of 2013 are enactments that guide food regulatory structures, including policies and regulations on food...

The process of making and enforcing rules is referred to as the legal system. It explains how various kinds of laws are drafted and enacted in different countries and states. As a result, the Australian legal system represents how Australians live their lives following the rule of law. The Australian...

Indigenous Australians: Culture and Colonization Indigenous Australians refer to a group of people of Torres Strait Islander and Aboriginal descent who lived in Australia before the colonial period. Indigenous Australians, like most people, had their own culture of togetherness among family or community members. The land was also valued as a...

New York is arguably one of the most populous cities in the world, not just in the United States, but it is subject to scrutiny. Meanwhile, Sydney, Australia s largest city, is relatively populated and has a vibrant nightlife that is important for science (Versus.com n.d.). In this respect, it...