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How many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people had the right to vote on the last census?
all of them
What do you call a person who lives in Australia or New Zealand?
People who live in Australia are simply called Australians.The indigenous people of Australia are known as the "Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders".
Why in any tests and government forms do you have to tick whether you are an aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander isn't this prejudiced?
Not necessarily. The indigenous people of Australia (aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders) have a history of being disadvantaged in Australia. By requesting this information, government agencies are acknowledging the fact that indigenous people may have had fewer opportunities for education and, in many cases, may experience a lower standard of living than others in Australia. It's a concession to their race and the fact that many indigenous people have often had opportunities for advancement withheld from them.
How many children does Eddie mabo have?
Eddie Mabo had ten children. He was a prominent Torres Strait Islander activist known for his role in the landmark Mabo case, which recognized Indigenous land rights in Australia. Mabo's legacy continues to influence discussions around Indigenous rights and land ownership.
Meaning of tribal tattoos?
Alot of them have significance to the tribes and the meaning of each part of the patterns. Many of the islander tattoos are passed on from generations.
What does a tribal tattoo smybolize?
Alot of them have significance to the tribes & the meaning of each part of the patterns. Many of the islander tattoos are passed on from generations.
What are the names of 124 straits in the world?
Some of the most well-known straits in the world include the Strait of Gibraltar, Bering Strait, Strait of Hormuz, and Strait of Malacca. Other notable ones are the Torres Strait, Tsugaru Strait, and Bab el Mandeb. There are many more straits around the world, totaling around 124 in total.
How many aboriginal people are in Australia?
The total population of Australia is just over 23,000,000. Indigenous peoples make up about 1% of the population, so that would be about 200,000, according to the World Almanac and Book of Facts 2007. Wikipedia puts the estimate at 2.5% for the indigenous peoples of the mainland plus the inhabitants of the Torres Islands. You may have to do a little more digging to find a more exact demographic.Also see the Web Link 'Australian Bureau of Statistics - Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Population'.Most recent census figures for Australia's indigenous people are for 2006. Australia's total Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population at this stage was an estimated 517,200but this is not restricted to full-blooded Aborigines, as it includes anyone who claims to have aboriginal blood.The breakdown for the states and territories is as follows:New South Wales: 148,200 indigenous AustraliansVictoria: 30,800Queensland: 146,400South Australia: 26,000Western Australia: 77,900Tasmania: 16,900Northern Territory: 66,600Australian Capital Territory: 4,000
How many religions are in australia?
There are many different religions in Australia. Over half of the population considers themselves Christian. Less than ten percent identify with non Christian religions, and the rest are not religious.
Are the figures in Australian rock art are only ever depicted in outline?
No, figures in Australian rock art are not only depicted in outline. While many artworks feature outlined figures, there are also instances where artists used solid forms, colors, and intricate detailing to create more dynamic representations. The diversity in styles reflects the rich cultural significance and varying artistic techniques among Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
What do aboriginals preferred to be called?
Many Aboriginal people in Australia prefer to be referred to as "Aboriginal" or "Torres Strait Islander," depending on their specific heritage. Some individuals also identify with their specific nation or community, such as Yolŋu, Noongar, or Arrernte. It's important to respect individual preferences, as terminology can vary widely among different groups and individuals. Engaging in open dialogue and asking people how they wish to be identified is typically the best approach.
Indigenous population of Australia is called?
Aboriginals.
