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    Moreton Bay and Tangalooma is a local government area located in the North of the Brisbane metropolitan area in South East Queensland and South of the Sunshine Coast. Tangalooma is a resort on the West side of Moreton Bay. Tangalooma lies on the eastern shore of Moreton Bay. Tangalooma and Moreton Bay is very well known for its attractions of dolphin feeding, sand dunes, and wreck diving. Moreton Bay covers 98% of the island, with white sandy beaches which line the island’s ocean side which is perfect

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    guardians or siblings or sisters again. Some were enlisted out as shabby work for station proprietors as housemaids or stockboys. Aborigines Furthermore Policing need get a synonymous term. For many, indigenous people, Police circumspection is the grade element What 's more reason for secondary rates from claiming fear for the Aboriginal people. Those possibility to get to which native individuals need aid showed perusing the amount about indigenous people and Torres Strait Islander man in

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    Health Concern 1 – Inequities among the Indigenous Community Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health inequity occurs across all health areas and many areas of health continue to get worse. Whilst there have been recent gains, the gap is widening as the health of other Australians improves faster. With the gap between aboriginals growing cancer rates has become a major issue among the indigenous community. The crisis facing Indigenous health has a long and complex history. It continues largely

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    catchment, by sending a team out to analyze the health of the water ways and decide on a proposal that best suits the area to ensure future healthiness of the basin. 1.1 Background The Pioneer River is a 120km river which is located in Northern Queensland, Australia and flows through the city of Mackay. This river

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    and other health determinants. Figure 1: Conceptual framework for Australia's health 2016 http://www.aihw.gov.au/australias-health/2016/overview/ Townsville is a city located at the centre of North Queensland on the north-eastern coast of Queensland. It is in the dry tropics region of Queensland. Townsville is Australia’s largest urban centre north of the Sunshine Coast in the States South East. Townsville is mainly serviced by the Townsville Hospital and Health Service which geographically

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    Introduction Aquaculture is a major industry world-wide but is becoming fast growing in Australia (Moffatt, B. 2008). Aquaculture is defined as the business of farming aquatic animals and plants, under varying degrees of controlled conditions, both in marine and freshwater environments (Daf, 2017). Aquaculture has the potential, through harvesting and farming species, to support the growing demand for seafood (Daf, 2017). Aquaculture produces fish for food, sport, bait and ornamental, as well as

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    Like many non-Aboriginal teacher’s, I have not a considerable amount of experience teaching and engaging with Aboriginal students. My comprehension and learning of utilizing correct terms to describe or speak of culture and worldviews are restricted. Having knowledge and understanding of these tools, is an absolute necessity to a successful teacher to all children and background. This reflection, on self and overview of the unit will be in connection to three sub topics and provide indigenous studies

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    In contemporary Australian education, students’ achievement standards are compared nationally and globally, establishing them in the educational landscape. Education is identified and applauded as a strong component in lifting socio-economic disadvantage. Yet, high-standards and excellence often struggles to change the nature and outcomes of educational failure in various groups, including Indigenous people. This essay discusses whole school and classrooms practise that supports educating Indigenous

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    effectuated the alienation of the Torres Strait Islanders, and ergo had pernicious influences on their identity. As argued by Mua Makereta business exploitations in the 1860s by pearl shells particularly changed the Torres Strait Islands as the Queensland Government “formally annexed the islands”, and made a centre for the marine industry on Thursday Island as the Europeans viewed the islanders as a ‘lesser breed’ who had no right in deciding what would happen to the Islands. Usually contact between

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    Abina Mansah Analysis

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    Abdulrahman Tolba Professor Wendeln 2 October, 2017 Getz, Trevor; and Clarke, Liz. Abina and the Important Men, a Graphic History. 2nd edition. New York; Oxford: Oxford University Press; 2016. Abina Mansah: An Overlooked History Abina Mansah, like many other women in her time, was a young Akan woman who was wrongfully enslaved by her captors. Although slavery was made illegal in 1875, many “important men” continued to seize youthful slaves – female ones in particular, because they were less

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