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What are the National identities of the people living in Australia?
The Aboriginal People first settle Australia.
When was the first aboriginal born?
About 60,000 years ago, if you mean one actually living in Australia.
Who are the people living in Australia?
The people that live in Australia have different cultures that they hold on to. The aboriginal values make up the larger part of societies in Australia.
What were the living conditions like in 1880 in Australia?
poor
What where living conditions in mining like in Australia in the 1900s?
Hell.
What are some Pull factors coming to Australia?
Better living conditions
Why does Australia have so many nomadic bird species?
Due to the ideal living conditions in which Australia has to offer.
How did mum shirl act justly?
Mum Shirl, also known as Shirley Smith, was a prominent Aboriginal activist and advocate for Indigenous rights in Australia. She acted justly by fighting for the recognition of Aboriginal land rights and working to improve the living conditions of Indigenous communities. Through her efforts in establishing organizations, such as the Aboriginal Medical Service, she provided vital support and resources for her people. Her commitment to social justice and equality helped raise awareness of the injustices faced by Aboriginal Australians.
What were the living conditions like in Australia before 1914?
Living conditions were very good, and clean. Everyone ate KFC Living conditions were very good, and clean. Everyone ate KFC
Where was Tara Winkler born?
Tara Winkler was born in Australia. She is known for her work as a humanitarian and for founding the Cambodian Children's Trust, which supports disadvantaged children in Cambodia. Her efforts focus on providing education and improving the living conditions of vulnerable children in the region.
Where did aboriginal migration occur?
The Aborigines are said to have migrated form Indonesia or southeast Asia. Today the Aborigines are living in Australia but their sacred culture is dying out.
What is the longest living culture in Australia?
Undoubtedly the Australian aboriginal culture [aborigine meaning native person]. It dates back at least 40,000 years.
