Discusses the differences between classes in Australia. Relates those differences to inequality, prejudice and discrimination in Australian society.

Australia contributed significantly to international conflicts during the twentieth century. The following overview covers two prime examples of the Australian contribution, the peacekeeping missions in both Papua New Guinea (Bougainville) and East Timor.

A discussion of what it means to be Australian. Draws from texts by Williamson and Tim Winton.

With the Australian history of penal colonization, the racism-provoking policies and the most recent riots, it is undeniable that Australia was, and still is, a racist country. And in the aftermath of Hansonism and now Cronulla, all John Howard concerned about is our denigrated image in the region and the world.

Essay about australia and how the world sees it and comparing it to art work and Simpsions episodes. Examines the transformations that Australia has endured over the years and how the rest of the world sees this. I believe this process of change and how the rest of the world manipulates this, will probably continue until the end of time.

Essay discusses to what extent adopting multiculturalism was a turning point in Australian society.

The personality and opinions of the man administering a stats Aboriginal policy could have quire an influence on both that policy and the way it was carried out. This is suggested by the official's attitude to half-castes in Queensland and Western Australia.

Essay about living in Australia in 1901.