61. Australia - Country Information - Australian Department Of Foreign Affairs And T Citizenship. general information about australian citizenship Status of theaustralian Citizenship Legislation Amendment Bill 2002 http://www.dfat.gov.au/geo/australia/

Country and Regional Information - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Skip to content About us ... Contact us Site Navigation: Travel Advisories Country information Trade Policy Global Issues ... Home Portfolio websites ACIAR AusAID Austrade EFIC Site tools Media Gateway Students Gateway Business Gateway Site Feedback ... Site Index Today is St Kitts and Nevis Independence Day Australia Australian Government australia.gov.au Study in Australia Study in Australia website Visiting Australia Visas from and to Australia Australian Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs Tourist information A Guide to visiting Australia Migrating to Australia Australian Department of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs Citizenship General information about Australian citizenship Status of the Australian Citizenship Legislation Amendment Bill 2002 Embassies and Consulates Foreign Embassies Foreign Consulates Australian missions overseas Australian missions websites ... Healthcare in Australia Economic fact sheets Australia States and territories Australian Capital Territory New South Wales, Australia

62. UNESCO - Foreign Affairs And Trade - Environment (The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation) general.About UNESCO australian institutions working with UNESCO in all http://www.dfat.gov.au/intorgs/unesco/

Global Issues - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Skip to content About us ... Contact us Site Navigation: Travel Advisories Country information Trade Policy Global Issues ... Home Portfolio websites ACIAR AusAID Austrade EFIC Site tools Media Gateway Students Gateway Business Gateway Site Feedback ... Site Index Today is St Kitts and Nevis Independence Day (The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation What's New Grants and Prizes Australian National Commission Australian Permanent Delegation to UNESCO ... Contact Us What's New... Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority wins Prize for Environmental Preservation Mondialogo School Contest 2005/2006 IPDC-UNESCO Prize for Rural Communication Media Release: Australia launches UN decade with grants for environmental education 16 June 2005 UNESCO-L'Oreal Awards for Women in Science 2006. Applications are called for under the following categories: (a) Fellowships for Young Women in Life Sciences (closing 6 September 2005) Announcement (pdf) Application Form (pdf) Please send applications and inquiries to Andrea Regan ( andrea.regan@dfat.gov.au

63. AIAA Links 2 australian Links. general australian Links Resources Events finders, australiancultural search engine on the web, Internet Development Guides, http://www.aiaa.org.au/links/linksau.html

Links This page is for links to other groups interested in Indonesian culture. If you belong to such an organisation and would like to see a link to your web page here, email aiaa@aiaa.org.au Indonesian General Indonesian Links Martial Arts Songs and Music News/Information Sites Australian Links General Australian Links Other Links Aid Organisations General Arts East Timor For Schools ... Travel General Australian Links Top Infoxchange Australia (links swap) http://www.infoxchange.net.au Australian Cultural News - NewsBytes: http://www.acn.net.au/news The Editor: http://www.acn.net.au/articles Resources: Events finders, Australian cultural search engine on the web, Internet Development Guides, a Computing Dictionary etc: http://www.acn.net.au/resources Your own easy to install Site Search FREE: http://www.acn.net.au/freesearch Gamelan Groups in Australia http://www.anatomy.usyd.edu.au/danny/gamelan University of Sydney SE Asian Studies homepage links http://www.arts.usyd.edu.au/Arts/departs/asia/seassite.html

64. Australia Travel Information | Lonely Planet Destination Guide Although mystery and debate shroud many aspects of australian prehistory, Labor supporters were appalled the powers that the governor general had been http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/australasia/australia/history.htm

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65. Stephen Barton Argues That A Distinctive Australian Culture Will Persist Despite A robust australian culture has nothing to fear from America The generalmanager of the Australia Council argued that we must become a republic for http://www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=438

66. Australian Consulate General In Shanghai AustraliaChina Council australian Cultural Calendar ABC Asia Pacific Australia s Cultural Network Radio Australia State of the Arts http://www.china.embassy.gov.au/shanghai/tiyu/eindex.html

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67. Australian Consulate General In Shanghai The office was officially opened by the australian Consul general, Mr Sam Gerovich, During his visit, Mr Gu visited Australia s premier cultural http://www.china.embassy.gov.au/shanghai/info/eindex.html

Newsletter of the Australian Consulate-General in Shanghai Volume 6, Nos.4-5, 2003 Letter from the Australian Consul General Dear Readers: In the Australia-Shanghai relationship, the last two months have been particularly busy on the education and cultural fronts ¨C with the largest Australian Education Exhibition ever held in China, visits to Australia by the Shanghai Museum Deputy Director and officials from the Shanghai Cultural Bureau, and visits to Shanghai by renowned Australian novelist Frank Moorhouse, and toddler pop heroes ¡°the Wiggles¡±. In the second part of Aus@Shanghai¡¯s ¡°Australia-China Business Linkages¡± series, we¡¯ve included an interview with the CEO of one of Australia¡¯s local business successes ¨C ¡°Mailman¡± advertising ¨C to provide some personal colour to the impressive bilateral trade and investment statistics. To all our Shanghai friends - who are part of this rich and growing relationship ¨C we hope you enjoy this edition¡¯s snapshot.

68. Internet Public Library: Australian History Guide to Australia culture http//www.csu.edu.au/australia/ This site haslinks to information on australian culture in sections like Art, Film, Dance, http://www.ipl.org/div/subject/browse/hum30.15.00/

dqmcodebase = "/javascript/" Subject Collections Business Computers Education ... Australian History This collection All of the IPL Advanced Resources in this category: You can also view Magazines Associations on the Net under this heading. Australian Children’s Music Foundation http://www.acmf.com.au/ A collection of Australian sheet music for music educators. The downloads section includes the songs “Kookaburra”, “I Love My Echidna”, and “Dig, Dig, Dig (Like a Wombat)”. Australian Folk Songs http://crixa.com/muse/songnet/ An extensive collection of Australian folk tunes. Both sheet music and audio files are provided for each song. A glossary of Australian words is also included. Australian History on the Internet http://www.nla.gov.au/oz/histsite.html Links to Australian history institutions, organizations, journals, and other information sources, both in Australia and abroad. Includes information on Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander History Sources. Part of the National Library of Australia Internet Subject Lists project. Chemical Weapons in Australia During World War II http://members.ozemail.com.au/~gplunkett/

69. Australia Street - ARCHIVE general. Bolton, Geoffrey Spoils and Spoilers A history of australians Docker, John The Nervous Nineties australian Cultural Life in the 1890s, http://www.australiast.uts.edu.au/ARCHIVE/BIBLIO.shtml

This is by no means a comprehensive reference list, but indicates the sort of leads we have followed in the production of Australia Street. Many of these books have excellent bibliographies, which are well worth following up. The list is intended as a guide for further research, and any suggested additions to it are very welcome. General Bolton, Geoffrey Spoils and Spoilers: A history of Australians shaping their Environment , Allen and Unwin, Sydney, 1992 Coltheart, Leonore (ed) Significant Sites: History and Public Works in New South Wales , Hale and Iremonger, Sydney, 1989 Docker, John The Nervous Nineties: Australian Cultural Life in the 1890s , Oxford University Press, Melbourne, 1991 Gibson, Ross The Diminishing Paradise: Changing literary perceptions of Australia , Sirius Books, Sydney, 1984 Grimshaw, Patricia et al (eds) Creating a Nation, 1788-1990 , McPhee Gribble, Ringwood, 1994 Irving, Robert (comp) The history and design of the Australian house , Oxford University Press, 1985 Kelly, Max (ed) Nineteenth-Century Sydney: Essays in urban history , Sydney University Press, Sydney, 1978 O'Callaghan The Australian Dream: Design of the Fifties , Powerhouse Publishing, Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences, Haymarket, 1993 Roe, Jill (ed)

70. Maritime Union Of Australia: General: MUA Backs Australian Film Industry - 21 No MUA National Secretary Paddy Crumlin joined australian icon Jack Thompson in thecall to protect our cultural heritage against the Australia/US Free Trade http://mua.org.au/news/general/film.html

Advanced Search Shipping Stevedoring Port Services ... Jul-Aug 2005 MUA backs Australian film industry 21 November 2003 Wharfies and seafarers throw their weight behind push to protect Australian culture from globalisation and Australia/US Free Trade Agreement MUA National Secretary Paddy Crumlin joined Australian icon Jack Thompson in the call to protect our cultural heritage against the Australia/US Free Trade Agreement on the eve of the AFI awards this week. Actor Jack Thompson was in Sydney to launch the book Fighting Films: The History of the WWF Film Unit to a gathering of 200 film and maritime workers, veteran wharfies and academics at the Australian National Maritime Museum on Wednesday. In acknowledging the importance of filming Australian stories in our own vernacular, Jack Thompson and Paddy Crumlin both stressed the importance of protecting Australian culture. "We need to protect our cultural integrity and prevent the US dumping cheap films and shows here," said Mr Crumlin. "We need to expand local content laws which require Australian television and other media outlets to show Australian productions just like we need tighter restrictions on foreign shipping to protect the Australian merchant marine from being sunk by cheap, cut rate flag of convenience vessels that pollute our waters and exploit crew." Jack Thompson said he was very proud to be part of the rebirth of an Australian film industry and that we must not "surrender culturally" to the US.

71. BUBL LINK: Australian Culture Subjects australia, australian business, australian culture DeweyClass 919.4 Subjects australian culture, internet resource directories, journalism http://bubl.ac.uk/link/a/australianculture.htm

BUBL LINK Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus Countries ... Z Australian culture Titles Descriptions About Australia Australian Centre for Independent Journalism Australian Literary and Historical Texts Australian Museums Online ... WWW Virtual Library: Aboriginal Studies Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk About Australia A guide and travelogue for visitors to Australia, with information about its people, culture, commerce and the Australian lifestyle. Includes travel, shopping, lifestyle, business and news resources. Author: Cardline Pty. Ltd Subjects: australia, australian business, australian culture DeweyClass: Resource type: promotion Australian Centre for Independent Journalism Includes ACIJ news, general broadcasting and journalism news, ACIJ online publications, a toolbox of journalism resources, details of ACIJ special projects and information on journalism and research courses. Author: Australian Centre for Independent Journalism Subjects: australian culture, journalism DeweyClass: Resource type: documents Australian Literary and Historical Texts Database of 18th, 19th and early 20th century Australian poems, short stories, novels, reference works, historical narratives, and memoirs, searchable by title, author, date, publisher, genre, and opening lines. Contains texts by writers such as Joseph Banks, Christopher Brennan, Adam Lindsay Gordon, Henry Kendall, and Andrew Barton Paterson.

72. Australian Government Attorney-General's Department - Information Law And Human australian Government The Attorneygeneral s Department In particular, areasof the australian Cultural Development Office have responsibility for arts http://www.ag.gov.au/agd/WWW/securitylawHome.nsf/Page/Publications_Intellectual_

Can't view this page click here - Stylised Content Site Help Australian Government The Attorney-General's Department Information and Security Law Division Search Latest News # Critical Infrastructure Protection Branch # Freedom of Information ... Site Index STOPPING THE RIP-OFFS View this document in Word format - Word View this document in PDF format - PDF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION FOR ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER PEOPLES Issues Paper October 1994 © Commonwealth of Australia 1994 Cover painting: Detail from the work Trinity, Gayle Maddigan, acrylic on canvas, 1994 'The painting portrays the abstraction of love that unites a family together. It is a statement of the spiritual and blood kinship that is the essence of Aboriginal culture.' Gayle Maddigan Victorian Aboriginal artist from the Wamba Wamba and Werrkgia clans ISBN 642 20821 2 Prepared by the International Trade Law and Intellectual Property Branch, Business Law Division, Attorney-General' s Legal Practice The Commonwealth wishes to thank Gayle Maddigan for the use of her artwork Trinity.

73. Society Of Australian Genealogists - Basics On Australian History Sources The following general histories are an excellent starting point. J Rickard,Australia a cultural history, London 1988. R White, Inventing Australia http://www.sag.org.au/ozsources/history.htm

Basics on Australian . . . Codes AJCP Histories ... Feedback Basics on Australian history sources "You cannot research in a vacuum. Find out about the education system before you tackle a school, land legislation before you look at land files, the religious background to a church. . . Knowledge about Australia's economic depression and booms and the whereabouts of gold strikes may help explain why Uncle Harry suddenly left for Western Australia in 1893." Local History: A Handbook for Enthusiasts , p.25) Published bibliographies are an excellent tool to use alongside library catalogues to identify key histories in your field of interest. The following are some useful reference books: D. H. Borchardt (ed.) Australians: A Guide to Sources Part of the Australians: A Historical Library , this is an essential reference book for identifying key books in Australian History. Covers general history, European discovery and colonisation, politics, the economy, society, culture, aboriginal studies, the environment, statistics and reference books. Whether you want to find a book about cooking in nineteenth century Australia, the history of newspapers, or the history of theatre, you'll find a starting point in here. Available in most library reference collections. (SAG ref: A3/1/62) Graeme Davison, J. B. Hirst, Stuart Macintyre (eds.)

74. National Training Information Service general knowledge of australian Indigenous cultures as appropriate to the region.· Assessment must take account of the fact that some guides may have http://www.ntis.gov.au/cgi-bin/waxhtml/~ntis2/unit.wxh?page=80&inputRef=25228&sC

75. Australian Culture And Aboriginal Art Aboriginal culture Cairns Australia Tjapukai Dance Theatre Didgeridoo Spear boomerang throwing. Cairns Australia Accommodation - Cairns Accommodation http://www.cairnsholiday.com.au/Whattodo/Cultural/culture.htm

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76. Oxford University Press - Australian General Dictionaries Bookcover of The australian Concise Oxford Dictionary (ISBN 0195517717 ISBN13 For title information, general enquiries or product matters http://www.oup.com.au/content/general.asp?ContentID=1212

77. Theo 107: RELIGION IN AUSTRALIAN CULTURE: Module 6 We will address the problems of transplanting a religion and a culture from one We will consider particular characteristics of the australian scene, http://dlibrary.acu.edu.au/research/theology/theo107/Mod 6.htm

Faculty of Arts and Sciences Sub-Faculty of Philosophy and Theology THEO 107 RELIGION IN AUSTRALIAN CULTURE Module SIX : Historical Perspectives: Initial Impact to 1850 Objectives For Modules 6, 7 and 8: On completion of the next three modules it is expected that you will be able to: apply the concepts of cultural anthropology to the interactions between religion and culture in Australia since European settlement; explain the significance of major events and developments in Australian history for the place of religion in contemporary society; evaluate the quality of past and current observations on the nature of religious life and spirituality in Australia. General Introduction to Modules 6, 7 and 8 In the next three modules, we will be exploring some of the concepts already discussed in relation to the religious culture developed in Australia since European settlement. Change and continuity have emerged as significant features in religion. In different eras and different cultures, one or the other has seemed the predominant aspect of a religion. We will find that this is certainly the case with religion in Australia over the past two hundred and more years. As we proceed we will be discussing the question of the impact of religion upon the prevailing culture, and to what extent that culture gave the prevailing religious groups their characteristic embodiments. We will address the problems of transplanting a religion and a culture from one environment to another, and of settlers, officials and missionaries attempting to impose these on the indigenous inhabitants of Australia.

78. ClayGate 994 : Australia ; Australian History 994, australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australia 994,Suite101.com australian History culture Links http://library.bendigo.latrobe.edu.au/irs/webcat/994.htm

994 - Australia ; Australian history DDC Australia (General) Australian aborigines Australian agriculture Australian art ... Main index The Dewey Decimal Classification is © 1996-2000 OCLC Online Computer Library Center, Incorporated . Used with Permission. Australia About Australia About.com : Australia/New Zealand for Visitors Academic Info : Australian Studies ACID : The Australian Community's Independent Directory ... AUSFACTS : Fabulous Facts About Australia (AUSLIG) Australia Studies Network Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade : Australia Australian National University Library : Australian Studies Australian Public Intellectual Network (API Network) ... Australian Web servers - Geography (Charles Sturt University) BUBL Link : Australian Geography Geography World : Australia/Oceania Wikipedia : Geography of Australia Academic Info : Australian History ... The Australian Achievement: From Bondage To Freedom (by Professor L.J.M. Cooray) Blue Mountains Plaza : Other History Sites - Australia CultureAndRecreation.gov.au : Australian History Google Web Directory : Australian History Historical Text Archive : Australia ... Matthew Flinders Collection (State Library of New South Wales) Sir Joseph Banks' Papers (State Library of New South Wales) Wikipedia : European Exploration of Australia Wikipedia : History of Australia before 1901 Yarra Plenty Regional Library : Explorers of Australia Yarra Plenty Regional Library : First Fleet ... Centenary of Federation, South Australia

79. Flinders University: Courses And Programs: Bachelor Of Cultural Tourism In First Year students will be introduced to cultural tourism, Aboriginal studies, For general information, australian students should contact http://www.flinders.edu.au/courses/ugrad/bachelor/bct.htm

Fast facts About the course Why study Cultural Tourism? What jobs will I get? What will I study? Entry requirements Australian students International students Further information Bachelor of Cultural Tourism FAST FACTS Taught on-campus at Flinders. Available to Australian and international students. Course length: The course requires three years of full-time study or the equivalent part-time. An additional one-year Honours program is offered to selected students. Prerequisites: There are no prerequisites and no knowledge is assumed. 2005 TER (Tertiary Entrance Rank): SATAC Code: 214091 [For Australian students] WHY STUDY CULTURAL TOURISM? Tourism has become a more sophisticated business and modern tourists more discerning. A high proportion travel not just to see new places, but to learn about their cultures and the people's way of life. They do not want to feel part of a mass market and have high expectations about the level of service and information they will receive. It is vital, therefore, that our tourism industry is run by professionals who understand the mechanics of the industry and the phenomenon of tourism and also are able to interpret and highlight a destination's distinctive cultural features - from its heritage to its lifestyle. Employees in places as diverse as festivals and events, tour companies, museums, art galleries and visitor information centres need to understand and appreciate the arts, Aboriginal and settlement culture, history, the way our political and legal systems work and the main features of contemporary Australian society.

80. Australian Aboriginal Studies - Aboriginal Resources - Academic Info Online resources on australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People. Use keywords and maps to explore the culture, issues and education of http://www.academicinfo.net/ausab.html

Academic Info Australian Aboriginal Studies - Directory of Online Resources Home Search Index Contact ... Australian Studies Aboriginal Studies Huge Savings on Scholarly and General Books at our Bookstore Table of Contents General Links (below) Digital Library Indigenous Languages Legal Issues Archaeology ... Reference Desk Additional Pages of Interest Anthropology Canadian First Nations Native American Studies Links General Resources Start with Aboriginal Studies World Wide Web Virtual Library "This document keeps track of leading information facilities in the field of Australian Aboriginal studies and is maintained in conjunction with the Center For World Indigenous Studies' (CWIS) Indigenous Studies WWW Virtual Library ." Edited by T. Matthew Ciolek AusAnthrop: Anthropology and Aboriginal Australia "This site is dedicated to research and resources in anthropology, for academics as well as the layman. Special accent is on Aboriginal Australia, and more specifically on the Western Desert cultural bloc. However, other resources are, and future resources will be, of interest to a wider public, whether anthropologists or not." Database on Tribes and Languages "...is an on-line database on Australian Aboriginal tribes, nations, languages, and dialectal groups. It is a reference database that should help to find a tribe or language from the many alternative names and spellings used in the literature. The database contains alternative names, some places of location, bibliogrpahic references, a links to archival files at the South Australian Museum, linguistic classifications such as those by the SIL (Summer Institute of Linguistics) and the AIATSIS (Australian Institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies), as well as the name given in EAA (Encyclopaedia of Aboriginal Australia)."

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