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Australia

Since 1988 Australia has changed quite a bit, one would hope it
was for the better and it looks that way. As Australians we have become more
health conscious and we have stopped being ashamed of our multiculturalism.
There are three domains where change can be noticed the most. These are:
Environment, Culture and Social systems. In each of these domains over the past
twelve years Australia has become more diverse in culture, richer in Environment
and more giving and learned in Social systems. ENVIRONMENT From the mid
twentieth century Australia has been a nation of people who flock to the beach
on the weekends as a ritual. Everyone eagerly awaited the arrival of a radio
station’s car or truck to spray them in cooking oil so they could roast on the
beach (quite literally). twelve Years on we have discovered such actions result
in less than desirable outcomes and no longer do we wait for the car to spray us
with cooking oil but to give us packets of sunscreen. We have made this step
forward collectively so that our horrendous rate of death from skin cancer will
hopefully drop. Although its like denuding us of our stereotypical "no
worries" attitude to life now, we have to worry about our health before our
fun and social life. In the pre nineteen eighties almost every suburban
Australian household had an English garden, with roses and hedges and anything
English they could find. This was most probably a reminder of the earlier times
when it was hand on heart and all love the monarchy. Unfortunately this is now a
phenomenon that has plagued Australia for far too long. However this trend is
dieting thankfully to the republican movement and the gardeners who believe that
replanting Australia ...

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