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Unfortunately, many and varied. To begin with there are MAJOR health and education issues, that are recognised but not addressed. In Central Australia the average mortality rate is 43, a mortality ratethat dates back to 200 years ago. Chronic health problems including; alcohol abuse, drug use, malnutrition, descrimination, police brutality, rape, and assault are regular issues the average Aboriginal population face on a daily basis. Australia is one of the select few countries of having the most unfortunatereputation in the world as have very nearly commited genocide with particular tribes of the Australian Aboriginal population. Our current government the 'Liberal' party's head, Prime Minister John Howard has consistently denied an appeal from the Aboriginal people to recognise the struggles they faced during to and up to the 1970s of something known as 'THE STOLEN GENERATION'. This is where the children of Aboriginals where taken from their parents and forced to intergrate into "WHITE SOCIETY". This created numerous and long term problems for both the children and parents. A recent movie ' Rabbit Proof Fence' outlines some of these issues. Unfortunately the Aboriginal population still struggles with the multitude of mistreatment from their forced, superimoposed society of the Western ( particularly English ) Society.
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∙ 9y agoThere are so many different types of problems in Australia. Some of the problems include pollution of the environment, social problems like too much alcohol-fuelled violence, etc. - very similar to problems found in other countries.
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What problems did the Irish face migrating to Australia in the 1800s?
getting jumped...by alexis
Why is Western Australia called Western Australia?
Because it is the western part of Australia
What date was Australia no longer known as the commonwealth of Australia?
Officialy Australia still is the "Commonwealth of Australia". There has never been a time at which Australia's official name has stopped being the Commonwealth of Australia
Is Canberra a state of Australia?
No. Canberra is not a state of Australia. It is a city and the national capital of Australia.
What continet is the country Australia located on?
The word Australia refers to both the nation and the continent. Strictly speaking, the nation of Australia is on the continent of Australia.
What did japan contribute to Australia?
Problems
Dose Australia have many pollution problems?
The entire world has pollution problems, and while Australia's do not compare to those of many other countries, they are still an issue.
What are some recreational pastimes in Australia?
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Australia is a western country based in an Asian community. What problems does this cause?
Australia is a western country in close proximity to the south eastern tip of Asia. It causes no problems. As the Malaysian Prime Minister said a few years ago, Australia is not an Asian country, and never will be.
Are there traffic problems in Australia?
Yes. All the capital cities experience traffic problems due to large numbers of commuters.
What are all of the Australia's environmental issues?
Australia has water problems. It doesn't have safe water because people and animals go to the bathroom in it.
Where in the world does acid rain cause the most problems?
california and mostly in australia
What problems did the Irish face migrating to Australia in the 1800s?
getting jumped...by alexis
What is human rights challenge in Australia?
Australia is a strong supporter of Human Rights and currently has no issues or problems that need to be done in relation to Human Rights.
How was the UN involved with Australia's Aborigines?
Australia was not actively involved in the united nations and by the time they were (1945) many of the European problems with the aborigines had died down.
What problems did people face before and after the trip to Australia in the early 1800s?
dry food and crops
How are koalas affected by Australia's geography?
by man made problems like urban deposition, deforestation etc.
