The Australian Government censored everything to do with the war. In the attack on Darwin, other cities did not gain any real information as to what had happened. Or, the government scattered details over weeks, for example, in one week they would say that 4 people died today, the next week another 6 people died here. Anything that disclosed details of an attack were censored to stop mass panic on the homefront. This was not only newspapers but television and radio also. The government was given complete control of the media. Not only the media, but during war time a censorship board was established to censor soldiers letters home to families. Anything censored would just be blacked out.
I doubt if it has affected Australian culture a great deal. but Australians now have one of the most cosmopolitan diets of any population in the world.
Roughly 120 - 300 Australian Aborigines served during WW2.
The Australians to be shown a red card in the world cup, 2010 are Tim Cahil and Harry Kewell.
No - Australians have only had women in combat for the last 5 to 10 years.
They fought with a combination of shrimps and kangaroos. The kangaroos filled out the Australians lacking tanks.
Australian's hobbies consist of scuba diving because of the world-famous great barrier reef and warm climate. Cricket is also a very popular sport taken very seriously and the world cup was won by australians in 2003.
Yes it is. Australia's healthcare system, while not necessarily appreciated by all Australians, is one of the best in the world. It is affordable for the majority of Australians although, as is always the situation, there are some who cannot even afford the basics.
for howrse: false No. Many Australians enjoy many different riding disciplines including reining (a western style saddle), dressage, jumping, etc and each discipline has a suitable saddle to go along with it. That being said, many people around the world besides Australians enjoy riding in Australian saddles.
Pretty much like anybody else, they work for it. Most AUstralians live pretty much like everybody else in the industrialized world.
The majority of Australians survived the war but a large majority of the 7 million people at that time were soldiers, approx 1 million. Over 40,000 Australians died in the war and 750 civilians were killed.
Over 300,000 Australians went to War in 1914, and 145 of every 1000 troupes deployed were killed in combat.
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