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Australia , the smallest continent and one of the largest countries on Earth, lying between the Pacific and Indian oceans in the Southern Hemisphere. Australia’s capital is Canberra , located in the southeast between the larger and more important economic and cultural centres of Sydney and Melbourne .

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The Australian mainland extends from west to east for nearly 2,500 miles (4,000 km) and from Cape York Peninsula in the northeast to Wilsons Promontory in the southeast for nearly 2,000 miles (3,200 km). To the south, Australian jurisdiction extends a further 310 miles (500 km) to the southern extremity of the island of Tasmania , and in the north it extends to the southern shores of Papua New Guinea . Australia is separated from Indonesia to the northwest by the Timor and Arafura seas, from Papua New Guinea to the northeast by the Coral Sea and the Torres Strait , from the Coral Sea Islands Territory by the Great Barrier Reef , from New Zealand to the southeast by the Tasman Sea , and from Antarctica in the far south by the Indian Ocean.

Australia has been called “the Oldest Continent,” “the Last of Lands,” and “the Last Frontier.” Those descriptions typify the world’s fascination with Australia, but they are somewhat unsatisfactory. In simple physical terms, the age of much of the continent is certainly impressive—most of the rocks providing the foundation of Australian landforms were formed during Precambrian and Paleozoic time (some 4.6 billion to 252 million years ago)—but the ages of the cores of all the continents are approximately the same. On the other hand, whereas the landscape history of extensive areas in Europe and North America has been profoundly influenced by events and processes that occurred since late in the last Ice Age—roughly the past 25,000 years—in Australia scientists use a more extensive timescale that takes into account the great antiquity of the continent’s landscape.

Australia is the last of lands only in the sense that it was the last continent, apart from Antarctica, to be explored by Europeans. At least 60,000 years before European explorers sailed into the South Pacific, the first Aboriginal explorers had arrived from Asia , and by 20,000 years ago they had spread throughout the mainland and its chief island outlier, Tasmania. When Captain Arthur Phillip of the British Royal Navy landed with the First Fleet at Botany Bay in 1788, there may have been between 250,000 and 500,000 Aboriginals, though some estimates are much higher. Largely nomadic hunters and gatherers, the Aboriginals had already transformed the primeval landscape, principally by the use of fire, and, contrary to common European perceptions, they had established robust , semipermanent settlements in well-favoured localities.

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The American-style concept of a national “frontier” moving outward along a line of settlement is also inappropriate. There was, rather, a series of comparatively independent expansions from the margins of the various colonies, which were not joined in an independent federated union until 1901. Frontier metaphors were long employed to suggest the existence of yet another extension of Europe and especially of an outpost of Anglo-Celtic culture in the distant “antipodes.”

The most striking characteristics of the vast country are its global isolation, its low relief, and the aridity of much of its surface. If, like the English novelist D.H. Lawrence , visitors from the Northern Hemisphere are at first overwhelmed by “the vast, uninhabited land and by the grey charred bush…so phantom-like, so ghostly, with its tall, pale trees and many dead trees, like corpses,” they should remember that to Australians the bush—that sparsely populated Inland or Outback beyond the Great Dividing Range of mountains running along the Pacific coast and separating it from the cities in the east—is familiar and evokes nostalgia . It still retains some of the mystical quality it had for the first explorers searching for inland seas and great rivers, and it remains a symbol of Australia’s strength and independence; the Outback poem by A.B. (“Banjo”) Paterson , “ Waltzing Matilda ,” is the unofficial national anthem of Australia known the world over.

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Australia’s isolation from other continents explains much of the singularity of its plant and animal life. Its unique flora and fauna include hundreds of kinds of eucalyptus trees and the only egg-laying mammals on Earth, the platypus and echidna . Other plants and animals associated with Australia are various acacias ( Acacia pycnantha [golden wattle] is the national flower) and dingoes, kangaroos, koalas, and kookaburras. The Great Barrier Reef , off the east coast of Queensland, is the greatest mass of coral in the world and one of the world’s foremost tourist attractions. The country’s low relief results from the long and extensive erosive action of the forces of wind, rain, and the heat of the sun during the great periods of geologic time when the continental mass was elevated well above sea level .

Isolation is also a pronounced characteristic of much of the social landscape beyond the large coastal cities. But an equally significant feature of modern Australian society is the representation of a broad spectrum of cultures drawn from many lands, a development stemming from immigration that is transforming the strong Anglo-Celtic orientation of Australian culture. Assimilation, of course, is seldom a quick and easy process, and minority rights, multiculturalism, and race-related issues have played a large part in contemporary Australian politics. In the late 1990s these issues sparked a conservative backlash.

Australia has a federal form of government, with a national government for the Commonwealth of Australia and individual state governments (those of New South Wales , Victoria , Queensland , South Australia , Western Australia , and Tasmania ). Each state has a constitution, and its government exercises a limited degree of sovereignty . There are also two internal territories: Northern Territory , established as a self-governing territory in 1978, and the Australian Capital Territory (including the city of Canberra), which attained self-governing status in 1988. The federal authorities govern the external territories of Norfolk Island , the Cocos (Keeling) Islands , Christmas Island , Ashmore and Cartier islands , the Coral Sea Islands, and Heard Island and McDonald Islands and claim the Australian Antarctic Territory , an area larger than Australia itself. Papua New Guinea, formerly an Australian external territory, gained its independence in 1975.

Historically part of the British Empire and now a member of the Commonwealth , Australia is a relatively prosperous independent country. Australians are in many respects fortunate in that they do not share their continent—which is only a little smaller than the United States —with any other country. Extremely remote from their traditional allies and trading partners—it is some 12,000 miles (19,000 km) from Australia to Great Britain via the Indian Ocean and the Suez Canal and about 7,000 miles (11,000 km) across the Pacific Ocean to the west coast of the United States—Australians have become more interested in the proximity of huge potential markets in Asia and in the highly competitive industrialized economies of China , Japan , South Korea , and Taiwan . Australia, the continent and the country, may have been quite isolated at the beginning of the 20th century, but it entered the 21st century a culturally diverse land brimming with confidence, an attitude encouraged by the worldwide fascination with the land “Down Under” and demonstrated when Sydney hosted the 2000 Olympic Games .

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Australia is in peril. Do we truly grasp the impact of a warming planet – in particular, what it will mean for our sunburnt country? As temperatures rise, the climates of our capital cities will change. The sea will rise, and we will see increased fire and drought. In this powerful essay, Joëlle Gergis, a leading climate scientist, depicts the likely future in vivid and credible detail. Working from the science, she discusses the world’s and Australia’s efforts to combat climate change. She outlines how far Australia is from keeping its promises to cut emissions. She takes aim at false solutions and the folly of “adaptation” rather than curbing fossil fuel use. This is an essay about government paralysis and what is at stake for all of us. It’s about getting real, in the face of an unprecedented threat. “How many disasters does it take to wake people up to the fact that Australia’s climate is becoming more extreme, with today’s destruction set to be dwarfed by things to come? Do people realise that adapting to climate change won’t be possible in some parts of the country?” — Joëlle Gergis,  Highway to Hell

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Essays for Australia: A Book Review

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What is the Australian way of life? Can you boil the ideas, customs and social behaviour of 25 million different inhabitants of a vast and geographically diverse country down to one culture? The Institute of Public Affairs’ (IPA) latest program, The Centre for the Australian Way of Life (CAWL) has debuted a new publication, Essays for Australia, to shape the discussion around changes in modern Australian culture. The anthology covers various topics relevant to the national debate including the handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, Australian culture and political discussions. In this review I will briefly discuss a few of the most prominent essays.

The first essay in the collection, “What’s Happening to Australia?” by the director of CAWL Daniel Wild, is perhaps the most contentious of the entire publication. Written from a strong socially conservative standpoint, Wild glorifies the Australian past. His views towards marriage enforced by social pressure appear to be in conflict with his claims of freedom and individual dignity. Wild’s divisive othering of two classes he dubs “anywheres” and “somewheres” is questionable. Wild appears to make the case that the “anywheres” who value self-autonomy and are free moving are to be frowned upon, which is in conflict with his own stated values. If freedom and individual responsibility are part of the Australian way of life would not the “anywheres” be the “true” Australians? But Wild curiously makes the case that the “somewheres”, who value security over freedom, and identify in groups rather than as individuals, are the true patriots. Finally, Wild claims that our culture is “degenerating”. To that I respond that change is not degeneration. Western Civilisation has been so successful not because it is inert, but because it is flexible. It changes with the economy, technology and the world around us. Just because men don’t work in a Holden factory to provide for their wife and three kids doesn’t mean we are worse off. We have changed for the better.

“Refounding Democracy” by Lorraine Finlay provides an excellent discourse into the growth of bureaucracy in Australia. Finlay outlines the destruction caused to ordinary lives through the unquantifiable amount of legislation that governs our everyday actions. Quoting Kerry Packer (“Since I was a boy there must be 10,000 new laws passed but I don’t think Australia is that much a better place. Every time you pass a new law, you take someone’s privileges away from him”) Finlay argues that the growth of the size of the government has not reasonably provided any additional benefit to society but instead has deprived us of our liberty by its expansion. Furthermore, Finlay states that the increase in our reliance on government “experts” has diminished our democracy. By allowing unelected officials to call the shots, we are all worse off. Finlay’s essay finishes off with a call to action, being that each Australian must work to take back our liberty from the ever-expanding government.

Tony Abbott’s essay “Maintaining our Perspective” is succinct and outlines the government’s response, both in the health and economics realms, to the COVID-19 pandemic. Abbott claims that both continual lockdowns and the use of expert “health advice” as a form of legitimising government health orders have been monumentally destructive. He makes the point that we as a nation have lost our way, citing the Queensland and Western Australian state elections as examples of the popularity of the absurd response. However, quite unlike Wild, Abbott concludes with a surprisingly optimistic outlook for the future of the Australian way of life stating that our “best years are still ahead”.

Essays for Australia , presents a range of views on some of the most pressing and important issues facing our nation. The content has been curated to evoke outrage at the changes in society from a clearly more conservative base. It is well worth a read purely for the attempts to explain how we have allowed encroachments on our liberty during the COVID-19 pandemic. Although I do not necessarily agree with all the messages, Essays for Australia is thought-provoking reading from some of the country’s brightest minds.

Essays for Australia  is a publication of The Centre for the Australian Way of Life at the Institute of Public Affairs and is available here.

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Proposed Course and Campus (AAS Essay Example 1)

If you want to apply for an Australia Award scholarship, you are required to answer a few questions. These questions are similar to essays or motivation letters for other scholarships. Just be honest but highlight your strengths.

These four questions are located in the “Supporting Statement” subheading on the scholarship application form. Here are some sample essay answers for each question. [This post is the part 1, the part 2 is available in this link: AAS Essay Tips (part 2) ]

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Why did you choose your proposed course and institution?

(Please include information on efforts you have undertaken so far to obtain information in your study option.)

I have chosen to focus on a double major in translation and teaching within the art and social science field, as it allows me to explore and develop my skills. The University of New South Wales in Australia provides the only combined program in these areas, making it my top choice. However, I am also considering the “translation and interpreting” program at Monash University or Australia National University based on my work experience.

I began my career as a Bahasa Indonesia teacher for speakers of other languages (BISOL) at Lombok Training Center, where I also worked as a travel writer for Intisari, Gramedia. However, due to land clashes, the Lombok Training Center moved to Papua, and Intisari ceased printing its travel magazine. Afterward, I worked at an international school as a BISOL teacher for four years.

I also actively write, translate, and interpret. Over the past six years, I have assisted researchers in various fields such as stateless children, parents, and migration with Asia Pacific Initiative, and psycholinguistics with the University of Iowa. I have also worked on side projects related to folklore, indigenous forest, and customary law. See also: Top campus in Australia

In 2017, I returned to teaching English for Specific Purposes and Global Study at Lombok Learning Village. However, I also worked as a translator and interpreter on a research project on buyer behavior with UNIMORE in the same year. From August 2018 until January 2019, I worked as a translator and interpreter for Rebuild Nipah, an international NGO under American Take Action. Currently, I am working as a translator and interpreter for the Investigatory Unit Regional Police of NTB on drug smuggling and bribery.

Based on these experiences, I am convinced that pursuing a degree in translation, interpreting, and teaching is the right path for me. I have conducted extensive research on my study options and have chosen institutions that offer the best opportunities for me to develop my skills and achieve my career goals.

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In pursuit of furthering my English education background, I have chosen to study Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL) at The University of Queensland. I am intrigued by the opportunity to expand my understanding of second language acquisition and its impact on English teaching. I am also keen on learning more about culture and curriculum, with the aim of implementing a strong curriculum in a school.

During my undergraduate education, I was equipped with the necessary knowledge and practical skills in English teaching. Through subjects such as TEFL, second language acquisition, material development, phonology, and psycholinguistics, I was able to view English teaching from various perspectives, and put that knowledge into practice during my teaching experience. This helped me communicate effectively with my students’ parents and guide them in understanding their child’s behavior and English development.

In my search for universities that offer TESOL in Australia, I discovered that I require mastery of language curriculum planning and practical teaching skills. The University of Queensland stood out to me as it provides an extensive range of courses, including TESOL curriculum, Language Testing and Assessment, Language and Technology, and Teaching Languages in a Global Context. By enrolling in this program, I am confident that I will develop my skills as an English educator.

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Australia has had a number of significant events. Among those events that Australia considers most important politically, economically as well as socially are the establishment of the colony of New South Wales, the Victorian Gold Rushes, the Federation in 1901 and the Second World War.

The British colony of New South Wales was founded in 1788 as a penal. New South Wales was discovered by Lieutenant James cook in 1770. It promised to be a very strategic location for British settlement and a convict colony. As a result of the aforementioned reasons and its likelihood to become a very successful commercial centre, the British government opted to embark on this settlement. The initial years of the colony were faced with numerous challenges as the colony struggled to establish and feed itself.

The colony realized its initial sign of success in 1792 which was short lived when Governor Philip got sick and returned to Britain. The arrival of the first free settlers in 1793 was the initial sign of change.

More other settlers as well as merchants arrived and settled in New South Wales there after. With time the number of natives as well as that of convicts who had finished their jail term increased greatly. Subsequently, the high number of free citizens in relation to the present number of convicts as well as militants necessitated the need for a democratic change.

The New South Wales was under the rule of military governors who received their right of leadership under an act of British Parliament of 1787. The act gave the governors their commission and instructions. Because of the long distance between Britain and New South Wales, the governors often extended their powers beyond the act allowance.

Despite the absolute powers from the governors, a great deal of effective powers in New South Wales resulted from the military and especially the officers who were in charge of New South Wales. The officers exercised their authority to quickly acquire big portions of land as well as establishing cartels that controlled trade especially the imports of alcohol and ram.

When a new governor arrived in New South Wales in 1806, he realized that the officers who were in charge of New South Wales were only concerned with their selfish interests. He learned that they were discriminating against non-military farmers. The attempt of Bligh to alter this situation did not succeed because he was defeated by the Wales officers and his supporters were arrested and sentenced for two years in convict gang work.

The establishment of the colony in New South Wales resulted to the enacting of an act constituting a court of criminal judicature that was accepted by Imperial Parliament in 1787. This enabled Australia to have its first court of law on 11 th February 1788. Therefore, the establishment of the colony of New South Wales is an important event in Australia (Parliament of New South Wales 2011).

The gold rush in Australia was a major event that will ever linger in minds of Australian. It was estimated that Victoria produced over one third of the world’s gold output in 1850s. Subsequently, the Australian population increased from 77,000 to 540,000 within a period of two years.

The gold bullion which was imported to London yearly resulted to a huge flow of imports. The revenue generated from the gold importation resulted to amplified growth of the goldfield town as well as a huge boost in business investment in Australia that greatly stimulated local market for Australian produce.

The gold rush in Australia resulted to the growth of the Australian economy greatly. The gold rush helped in the construction of Australian first railway line that linked the gold mines with the sea to enhance the transportation of the mined gold. Moreover, the gold rush prompted the coming of Australian first telegraphs in order to enhance communications in Australia.

The gold rush in Australia was an important event since it stimulated the Australian economy greatly from the revenues received from the sale of the growth. Similarly, the gold rush attracted direct financial investment in Australia that helped in creating employment opportunities as well as market for Australian produce. Similarly, the discovery of the gold fields in Australia triggered the abolishing of the transportation of convicts to the southern Australia (Wells 2007).

Before the foundation of Australian federation, Australia existed as six separate British colonies with the main laws that were governing these colonies being made in Britain. The colonies were managed separately and were not supporting the idea of establishing an Australian federation.

The gold rush of 1850s enabled the Australian to mingle with many foreign people who came to Australia because of the gold fortune. The interaction of the Australian with outside world helped them to appreciate the idea of the formation of a united federation. The coming of telegraph in Australia in 1872 augmented the communication among the Australian colonies and the idea of establishing an Australian federation started to be appreciated.

At first, the establishment of the federation faced a lot of challenges as some States especially the smaller States feared that the larger States will command more say than them. The issue was resolved and Australia was successful in establish an Australian federation. The federation helped in the creation of the nation of Australia and in the foundation of Australian constitution (Williamson 2000).

According to Robertson (1984), the Australian Prime Minister Robert Gordon Menzies announced the Australian participation in Second World War on 3 September 1939. This resulted to over one million Australian men and women being engaged in the Second World War. The Australian joining of Second World War resulted to more than 3, 500 Australian being killed in the war Campaign. More than 30,000 Australian being taken prisoners.

It is estimated that over 36 percent of those Australian who were taken as prisoners by Japanese troops died. Nevertheless, the Second World War brought some positive impacts to Australian (Peterson 1995).

The war led o the establishment of Women’s Auxiliary Australian Air Force, Women’s Royal Australian Naval Service as well as the Australian Women’s Army Service in 1941 and 1942. These units were established in order to discharge men from specific military responsibilities in base units in Australian for assignments with fighting units overseas (Australian War Memorial 2011).

It is clear that the establishment of the colony of New South Wales, the Victorian Gold Rushes, the Australian Federation in 1901 and the Second World War were all very important events in Australia. The establishment of the colony of New South Wales resulted to the foundation of Australian first courts.

The federation of 1901 enabled the Australian colonies to merge and form the Australian nation. The participation of Australia in the Second World War helped Australia to establish special women units in the military that help to discharge men some duties in order to make the Australian military more effective.

Lastly, the Victorian Gold Rushes which is the most important event in Australia helped to strengthen the economy of Australia. Moreover, it was also responsible for triggering the desire in the Australians to establish an Australian federation after interacting with foreigners who had migrated to Australia due to the gold fortune.

List of References

Australian War Memorial. 2011, Second World War. Web.

Parliament of New South Wales., 2011 , A Convict Settlement in Sydney. Web.

Peterson, D., 1995, The Oxford companion to Australian military history, Melbourne: Oxford University Press.

Robertson, J., 1984, 1939–1945: Australia goes to war , Sydney: Doubleday Australia.

Wells, K., 2007, The Australian Gold Rush . Web.

Williamson, D., 2000. Federation in Australia, New York: Prentice Hall.

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Doing an essay about an entire country opens up the possibilities of what can be written about. Australia has quite a unique history, and if you go just to the aboriginal history, it is several thousands of years old! British colonization is only a small part of that history, and a couple of hundred languages are spoken on the land.

It’s quite a contrasting country whose origins came from being a penal colony for the British Empire. The British Empire believed it was far enough away from Britain, so it was the ideal location for their criminals. Eventually, that changed, and it became one of the most thriving countries in the South Pacific. It also became home to multiple new cultures, continuously being a melting pot and accepting many people across the world.

Additionally it has both an ancient land and culture that’s now covered on its coasts by modern and lavish cities. It’s known as a global tourist destination with the Sydney Opera House to The Outback to the Great Barrier Reef. It’s also a huge center for commerce and agriculture which has come a long way over the last century.

How to write an essay on Australia

Focus on what area you want to write about. Are you looking to write about its history or its development as a combination of cultures? Are you looking to showcase its economic prowess, or are you more interested in its future and relationship regionally and globally?

Either way, you need to make sure to pick a lane with your topic and make sure that you don’t deviate from the subject. Pick your essay structure and write the outline first. This will make sure you are interested in what you are writing about and have a concise and well-planned essay.

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Introduction.

Australia, a beautiful island continent, is a top tourist destination. Famous for its unique wildlife, stunning landscapes, and vibrant cities, it attracts millions of visitors yearly.

Famous Landmarks

Australia is home to the Great Barrier Reef, Sydney Opera House, and Uluru. These landmarks are not just visually stunning, but also hold cultural significance.

Australia’s unique wildlife includes kangaroos, koalas, and numerous bird species. The country’s national parks offer a chance to see these animals in their natural habitat.

Cities and Culture

Cities like Sydney, Melbourne, and Perth offer a mix of modern architecture, historical sites, and diverse cultures, making them must-visit urban destinations.

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Australia, a vibrant land of breathtaking landscapes and cosmopolitan cities, is a prime destination for global tourists. Its unique biodiversity, rich cultural history, and modern urban life make it a tourism hotspot.

Natural Wonders

Australia’s natural beauty is unparalleled. The Great Barrier Reef, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a marine paradise home to diverse aquatic life. The expansive outback, with its red soil, offers a stark contrast, while lush rainforests and stunning beaches provide varied experiences.

Cultural Experiences

Australia’s cultural landscape is a blend of indigenous traditions and multicultural influences. Cities like Sydney and Melbourne showcase this diversity, with their world-class museums, galleries, and festivals. The indigenous Aboriginal culture, with its ancient rock art and storytelling, adds a unique dimension.

Urban Appeal

Australia’s cities combine historic charm with modern allure. Sydney’s iconic Opera House and Harbour Bridge, Melbourne’s vibrant arts scene, and Brisbane’s laid-back vibe attract millions of visitors annually. These cities also serve as gateways to explore the country’s wine regions, coastal drives, and wildlife encounters.

Australia’s tourism thrives on its rich natural and cultural offerings. Its diverse landscapes, from coral reefs to desert outbacks, and its vibrant cities make it a must-visit destination. The blend of indigenous and multicultural influences creates a unique cultural fabric, enhancing the appeal of Australia as a global tourism destination.

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Introduction to australia tourism.

Australia’s natural beauty is one of its biggest draws. From the Great Barrier Reef, an underwater ecosystem teeming with life, to the expansive Outback, a rugged desert landscape, Australia offers a wealth of natural attractions. The country’s national parks, such as Kakadu and Uluru-Kata Tjuta, protect these unique environments and are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Australia’s wildlife is equally distinctive, with species like kangaroos, koalas, and wombats found nowhere else on Earth.

Australia’s rich cultural heritage adds another layer to its appeal. Indigenous Australian culture, one of the oldest continuous cultures in the world, is a significant part of the country’s identity. Tourists can learn about Indigenous traditions, art, and connection to the land through experiences like the Tjapukai Aboriginal Cultural Park or the National Gallery of Australia.

Eco-Tourism and Sustainable Practices

Australia has been at the forefront of eco-tourism, with a focus on sustainable practices to preserve its natural wonders for future generations. This commitment to sustainability is evident in the management of attractions like the Great Barrier Reef and the various national parks. Tour operators are increasingly adopting eco-friendly practices, such as limiting visitor numbers and promoting responsible tourism.

Challenges and Opportunities

Despite its many attractions, Australia’s tourism industry faces challenges. The vast distances between attractions can make travel time-consuming and expensive. Climate change poses a threat to many of Australia’s natural wonders, including the Great Barrier Reef.

Australia’s diverse landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and unique wildlife make it a compelling destination for tourists. While challenges exist, the country’s commitment to sustainability and innovation ensure that its tourism industry continues to thrive. As a result, Australia remains a must-visit destination for any global traveller.

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There are websites that claim to be the best essay writing services but are actually illegitimate scams. They may deliver poor quality content. They may take your money and not deliver content, effectively robbing you. They may overcharge you a huge amount of money when you can get the content cheaper elsewhere.

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Essay Roo is, by far, one of the most popular writing services that offer everything you could ever want or need. From offering high-quality papers for students of academic level, affordable prices, customizable paper options, a comprehensive edits and revisions policy, and 100% original and plagiarism-free content, what else do you need?

As the title suggests, if you’re looking for academic content that’s specifically designed to meet and exceed all the expectations the Australian academic system has at any level of education, Lia Help is well worth your attention and should be at the top of your list.

With a smart pricing system and plenty of discounts available that ensure the content is always affordable, regardless of your budget, and a security guarantee to protect your identity and personal information, this is a custom essay writing service that puts you first.

With a collection of some of the best and most qualified writers and educators out of any custom essay paper writing service, over 100+ experts across all academic fields, and priding itself on a 95% customer satisfaction rate, there are clear reasons why Big Assignments is considered one of the best.

Designed specifically to handle Australian-based writing tasks, the order process has been made as simple as possible. This means you can effortlessly order content as and when you need it, ensuring you never have to worry about missing a deadline or not achieving the grades you need to pass your course.

Most custom essay writing services work in the same, or at least a similar, way to each other, which means ordering content should be easy. All you do is head over to your website of your choosing and head over to the order form, where you’ll need some key information to place an order.

Typically, you’ll choose what academic level you want the paper to be written to, what kind of academic paper you’re after, what deadline you want, and what kind of format you want the work produced in.

Most best assignment writing services will offer a range of choices for each, such as all academic levels and deadline options ranging from several hours to a month. The longer you can wait for your essay, the more affordable it will be.

It’s always worth looking out for what kind of assignment types are available. For example, the key service may just be essays, but if you want presentations, thesis, dissertations, term papers, book reports, lab reports, admission essays, term papers, and more, you need to make sure these are offered.

Furthermore, if you require a specific citation format, you’ll need to make sure these are offered. The standard formats you should find available and will on our best-of services above include; APA, Harvard, Chicago, AMA, and MLA.

So, you know what custom essay writing services have to offer, and you’re ready to start enjoying the benefits of what they have to offer, now what? Out of hundreds of services and websites, how can you be sure you’re spending your money in the right and can guarantee to get the content that’s right for you.

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The absolute first step you’ll want to take is making sure the service and papers you’re after are actually on offer. Taking what we spoke about in the paragraph above, you need to make sure the exact content you’re after is supported and can be written by the service of your choosing.

For example, if you a term paper is written to an AMA format, you can’t just choose MLA format and hope for the best. You need to make sure your Australian writing service can provide exactly what you need.

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Then, once you’ve found a few sites that can offer that, you’ll want to compare prices. Many websites will offer extras that you’re going to want on top of the standard price you’re being quoted. This may include essential services, such as a plagiarism report, professional proofreading, and a list of sources where the information came from to ensure it’s genuine and legitimate.

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Always make sure you’re checking out the reviews for a website you like the look of before making a purchase. It’s important to ensure that the majority of customers in the past have had a good experience and got the content they’re after. You can also check out reviews from critics and review websites to see what they have to say and to see what features you should be looking out for.

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Imagine placing an order for an essay you desperately need within a couple of days. You choose the website and place an order. Everything is okay, and you’re good to go. However, during the time it’s being written, something comes up. This could be a change in requirements, something you missed, or the deadline approaches and you still haven’t received your content.

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Well, as you would with any business, you’d contact the company to see what’s up, but more problems arise if you can’t actually get in touch with the writing service. This is why it’s so important to check what methods of communication you have access too and whether you’ll be able to stay in touch when you need to.

Confirming Your Preferred Website

Once you’ve found a custom essay writing service that fits the bill and meets all your requirements, you’re good to go! Just place your order, chat the team, and your designated writer about what you need, and you’ll have your content in no time at all!

To finish off our complete guide to choosing the best custom essay writing services for yourself, we’re going to answer five of your most sought-after questions that you’ll want to know the answers too.

Is using a custom essay writing service illegal?

Of course not. If it was illegal to buy and use essay papers, then these websites would be shut down. There is a controversy among professors as to whether these services should be allowed but, by law, there’s nothing illegal about selling model essays, and there’s nothing illegal about handing them in.

How do you know if a custom essay writing service is genuine?

As we’ve discussed above, there are plenty of features and services you can look for to ensure the website is legitimate, genuine, and won’t rip you off. Hand in hand with looking at customer reviews, look for things like how old the website copyright is, and how recent their reviews are.

You may also want to look at things like website security and whether the service will encrypt and protect your personal and financial information. Also, go with your gut instinct. If a website looks dodgy and you don’t feel like you can trust it, then you’re probably right.

What’s an average price for a custom essay writing service (per page)?

Of course, this is going to depend on what custom essay writing service you choose to use, and the prices will vary dramatically depending on the quality, the deadline, the academic level, and so on. This makes it hard to pin down an exact average price of what you can expect.

However, as a rule of thumb, for a mid-academic level (say Masters) with an average deadline of seven days written to an acceptable Pass quality, you can expect to pay around $15-$25 per page.

How do you know if your writer is qualified?

While most professional custom essay writing services will only pair you up and work you with writers who are qualified in the subject you’re asking for, of course, you’re probably going to want to make sure the writer isn’t just anybody off the street, but someone who’s actually qualified.

The best thing you can do here is just to ask. Nine times out of ten, you’ll find that the websites provide you with a writer’s profile or description anyway, so you can see exactly who your writer is and whether they’re cut out for the job.

What happens if the content isn’t good?

If the content you receive isn’t up to scratch, doesn’t get the mark you want, or doesn’t read as you would expect it too, all you need to do is get in contact with the customer service team who should be more than happy to help you. In most cases, they’ll either rewrite or adjust your existing paper, so it’s right, and you may even be entitled to a discount or a refund, depending on the company’s privacy and refund policy.

This is why you should always check these pages before making a purchase, so you know exactly what you’re entitled too!

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Sometimes a good example of what you are trying to achieve is worth a 1000 words of advice! When you are asked to write an essay, try to find some samples (models) of similar writing and learn to observe the craft of the writer. You can use the samples as a basis for working out how to write in the correct style.

About sample essays

Most books on essay writing will supply you with a number of model essays—collect some of these as they are great teachers! No matter what the topic is, you will see similarities between your writing tasks and these model essays. This is because many features of writing are common across subject areas. In some subjects (e.g. Law, Economics, Psychology and others), it is very useful to find subject -specific essay models as you can use these to work out the ‘peculiarities’ of writing for that subject area.

Read an academic essay

The following five paragraph essay has paragraph labels to show the parts of an academic essay. (Note: This essay does not contain authentic references and has been written specifically to use for this teaching task.)

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Using assignment essays for assessment supports student learning better than the traditional examination system. It is considered that course-work assignment essays can lessen the extreme stress experienced by some students over ‘sudden-death’ end of semester examinations:

If we insist that all students write about everything they have learned in their study courses at the same time and in the same place (e.g. in examinations), we are not giving all of our students equal opportunities. Some students are not daunted by the exam experience while others suffer ‘exam nerves’ and perform at the lowest level of their capabilities. (Wonderland University, 2006, p. 4)

Additionally, Jones et al. (2004, pp. 36-37) propose that assignment essays can be used to assess student learning mid-course and so provide them with helpful feedback before they are subjected to the exam experience. Exams only provide students with a mark rather than specific feedback on their progress. Therefore, setting assignment essays for a substantial part of student assessment is a much fairer approach than one-off examination testing.

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Analyse an academic essay

Most students really appreciate seeing a finished product. If you are to really benefit from model essays, you need to learn how to read the ‘techniques of the writer’. The following exercise helps you to get started with developing your ‘read the writer’ skills.

1. The introduction paragraph

2. Body paragraph 1

3. Body paragraph 2

4. Body paragraph 3

5. The conclusion paragraph

6. The reference list

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What does a good essay need.

An academic essay aims to persuade readers of an idea based on evidence .

  • An academic essay should answer a question or task .
  • It should have a thesis statement (answer to the question) and an argument .
  • It should try to present or discuss something: develop a thesis via a set of closely related points by reasoning and evidence.
  • An academic essay should include relevant examples , supporting evidence and information from academic texts or credible sources.

Basic steps in writing an essay

Although there are some basic steps to writing an assignment, essay writing is not a linear process. You might work through the different stages a number of times in the course of writing an essay. For example, you may go back to the reading and notetaking stage if you find another useful text, or perhaps to reread to locate specific information.

Possible steps (In no strict order)

Establish a possible thesis/point of view
Use books, journals and other credible academic sources for support and evidence.
from your readings.
and organise your ideas.
to include your introduction, body and conclusion.
Set the draft aside for a day or two, then
- ask a friend/parent/colleague to read it.
your essay.
Complete or finalise your
Complete your final draft and

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At university, you will come across many different kinds of essay questions. The one thing to remember, no matter the question, is that academic essay writing is persuasive. This means that you are expected to take a position and present an argument in order to convince the reader of your views.

A position refers to taking a stance on a question or an issue. An argument is a list of reasons, supported by evidence, that are used to persuade readers of that position.

Arguing for a position goes beyond simple description or the presentation of a series of facts. It means understanding the question, engaging with the debate and using evidence critically.

These pages provide strategies you can use to help refine, structure and present your position and argument throughout a written essay. The principles of persuasive writing presented here apply to most forms of academic writing and can be adapted to all disciplines.

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Why Australia’s Motion on Taiwan Won’t Shake the Current Australia-China Relationship

On August 21, the Australian Senate unanimously passed an urgency motion addressing the United Nations General Assembly Resolution 2758 . By asserting that Resolution 2758, adopted in October 1971, “does not establish the People’s Republic of China’s sovereignty over Taiwan nor determine Taiwan’s participation in the U.N. or other international organizations,” the motion rejects Beijing’s interpretation of the resolution regarding Taiwan’s status that “Taiwan is an inalienable part of Chinese territory.”

The timing of Australia’s Senate motion on Taiwan seems puzzling, especially given the recent efforts to stabilize relations with China. However, there are a few potential reasons behind this decision.

Australia has a strong bipartisan commitment to democratic values and international law. By passing this motion, the Australian Senate reaffirms its support for Taiwan’s participation in the international community, highlighting Australia’s commitment to upholding a “rules-based” international order.

While this move aligns with broader democratic principles, it does not mean a shift in Australia’s One China policy . Australia does not recognize Taiwan as a country but maintains unofficial contacts with Taiwan promoting economic, trade and cultural interests.

The motion was supported across the political spectrum, indicating that it serves domestic political interests as well. Australian politicians may have felt the need to express a firm stance on Taiwan, especially with growing concerns over China’s assertive behavior in the region and expanding influence at the United Nations.

The timing could also be a calculated effort to signal that while Australia is open to improving relations with China, it won’t compromise its sovereignty in interpreting and applying international law to global matters. This approach allows Australia to maintain a balanced stance – engaging with China economically and diplomatically, while also standing firm on its values and security concerns. 

The Senate motion also comes amid coordinated efforts among like-minded states to counter Beijing’s push to legitimize its “ One China principle ” by asserting it as binding international law based on its interpretation of U.N. Resolution 2758, which the international community is expected to accept. 

The question arises: Why is Australia once again taking the lead, risking antagonizing Beijing as it did in 2020 when it was the first to call for an independent investigation into the origins of COVID-19? Will this motion undermine the ongoing efforts to stabilize the bilateral relationship?

The Australian government might have assessed that the motion would have limited impact on broader bilateral relations, especially considering Beijing’s interest in “a more mature, stable and fruitful China-Australia comprehensive strategic partnership” as expressed by Primer Li Qiang when he visited Australia in June this year. 

Since Australia’s change of government in May 2022, Beijing has softened its diplomatic tone, leading to the resumption of high-level dialogues and visits, including Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s visit to China in 2023 and Li’s visit to Australia this year. These diplomatic engagements, including the Australia-China High-Level Dialogues (ACHLD), reflect a mutual desire to focus on areas of cooperation and stabilize the relationship. Following the seventh ACHLD, China has also removed tariffs and quarantine restrictions on most Australian goods to which they had been applied, further signaling a commitment to improving ties.

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Ahead of the highly anticipated sequel's release on the 2024 movie schedule , the actresses made a memorable appearance, channeling each other's iconic looks for the Venice Film Festival premiere. The Jane the Virgin alum stunned in a striking red gown that channeled Lydia Deetz's vibes. At the same time, Winona Ryder wore a chic black outfit reminiscent of Wednesday’s fashion from the hit Netflix series.

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