Adventure Australia attractions and recreation in Queensland, NSW, Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia, Western Australia, NT. Australia Zoo, entertainment, nightlife, outback, scuba diving, sun, sand, sea and gold The Australian cultural, political and social environment. Australia's interaction in world affairs. Current activities and happenings in Australia. Keep up to date with Australian news and current affairs! Get a view on the news. Blog also contains Funny Animal Photos. Australian Historiography I love a sunburnt country, A land of sweeping plains, Of ragged mountain ranges, Of drought and flooding rains, I love her far horizons, I love her jewel sea. From these beliefs Australian history unfolds Australian Historiography I love a sunburnt country, A land of sweeping plains, Of ragged mountain ranges, Of drought and flooding rains, I love her far horizons, I love her jewel sea. From these beliefs Australian history unfolds Gold Rush Tasmania James Grant found gold at Nook, near Fingal. 500 diggers arrived. Lisle, the most productive mine, was discovered by Bessel bros. Undergound mining from 1887 at Beaconsfield. The Golden Gate Mine followed Gold was discovered in South Australia during 1846 at Castambul in the Victoria mine; it was the first find in the Commonwealth of Australia. Australian Culture Australia is the land of sun, sand, surf and the prawn! A shrimp to those in other countries is a prawn to Aussies. Rugby. AFL. Cricket, Surf Lifesaving. Vacation Australia This country has good amenities and interesting places to visit. Most Australians live in coastal regions in cities with its restaurants, entertainment venues and casinos. Many prefer to live in the great outback where the culture of Australia truly lies Sunshine Coast Queensland This is a region with over 100 kilometers of fine sandy beaches bordered by blue water. It has mountain ranges and lush rainforest, covering the interland. Great for a vacation Gold Coast Queensland This is a holiday paradise. It is the favorite holiday destination for oversees visitors to Australia, because it has everything a tourist would want, sun, sand, surf and wonderful accommodation Australian Real Estate Australia has superb investment potential at the moment. Interest rates are steady and property prices are falling. It is a good time to buy, whether to take up residence or to rent Australiana Billy Tea, Beer, Vegemite, Opals, Meat Pies and Aeroplane Jelly are Australian favorites. Enjoy damper cooked in the traditional way Animals Australia The original small animal park has been redeveloped into Australia Zoo. Enjoy Australia’s wildest new experience, Sydney Wildlife World. Melbourne Zoo has a new Orangutan Sanctuary, wildlife camp and Devil's Playground Australian Technology Australia has been responsible for many technological achievements: the cool vest, clean coal power generation, developments in iron and steel production, medical science and ecological research Funny Animal Photos We watch animals in our homes, and observe them in the wild. It's always wise to have a camera handy to snap those funny moments. Laugh along with these funny photos Visit Again I am happy that you visited Adventure Australia. Please drop-in again and enjoy the experience of Australia, the places, people and culture. Get on a plane and visit this big, broad land
Events, sites and locations in Australian Culture.
Strine language is an aspect of Australian Culture
Australian Strine language is important in Australian Culture, accent.
Prehistory, Megafauna, Marree Man and Aboriginals are important to Australian Culture.
Mathew Flilnders, Nancy Bird, Andrew Barton (Banjp) Paterson and Captain James Cook are famous people in Australian Culture.
Don Bradman, Ned Kelly and Phare Lap are icons of Australian Culture.
Evonne Goolagong, Charles Kingsford-Smith and Dawn Fraser shine in Australian Culture
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In Australia Surf LIfesaving is an aspect of their Culture.
In Australian Culture they play Australian Rugby League ARL .
Australian Rugby Union is game of Australia's Culture
Australian Rules Footbal AFL is a sport in Australian Culture.
Australians play cricket as part of their Culture.
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Cassowary Wedge Tailed Eagle Kookaburra Box Jelly Fish Blue Ringed Octopus Stone Fish Lung Fish Marsupial Kangaroo Tree Kangaroo Quokka Wombats Egg Laying Mammals echidna platypus Tasmanian Devil Sugar Glider Camels Crocodiles Saltwater crocodiles Sharks Dingo Funnel Web Spider Redback Spider Snakes are all Australian Culture

Motor Sport
Australia ha motor vehicle world champions:  Jack Brabham and Alan Jones in Formula One, as well as  Wayne Gardner, Mike Doohan and Stoner riding motorcycles.

Cricket
Don Bradman is deemed to be the greatest cricketer ever to have lived.   He had a batting average of 99 runs per innings.

Australian Rules Football
A brand of football played by Australians is named after the league, the AFL, see below.  It was claimed to have been "invented" by Tom Wills and Henry Harrison, basing it on an Aboriginals game called Mangrook.  Its similarity to Irish, Gaelic, football is strong.

America's Cup
Australia ended the US' hold on the America's Cup in 1983, the race series being won by Australia II with its controversial winged keel.

Consecutive Olympic Gold
Dawn Fraser won a gold medal in the same Olympic event at three consecutive Olympics.

Grand Slams
Rod Laver won the Tennis Grand Slam twice.

Par Lap
Australia had a great race horse that won 37 races from 51 starts carrying record weight.


SPORT

Callisthenics
A method of exercise which includes dance, gymnastics and training equipment was established in the goldfields of the 19th century.

Australian Crawl
Overarm swimming became widely used in Australia in the 1900s.

Tote
This system of betting where incoming money placed on racehorses produced racing odds automatically was developed in 1913 by George Julius.

Polocrosse
Australia created the game of polocrosse in 1938.

Race Cam
Geoff Healey began using race cam and it was copied worldwide.

Winged Keel
The winged keel responsible for Australia's win of the America's Cup was made for Australia II by Ben Lexcen.
Australians love prawns, an ideal seafood.  What people in other countries call a shrimp is a prawn to Australians.  Another issue is a lobster.  To Australians this delicacy is a crayfish.  A young girl in Australia is called a "Sheila".  But dancing with a young girl is not "Waltzing Matilda".  During the Depression a "Swagman" would carry his belongings in a bag, called "Matilda", over his shoulder on a stick, as he made his way across the land seeking employment.  This was called "Waltzing Matilda".  This is the essence of Australian Culture.
Though Australia is a Western country,  things are different than in New York or London.  Barbecues and going to the beach are important aspects of life.  Australians pride themselves on having an equitable society, where everyone "gets a fair go".  The majority of Australians live in cities along the coast, but cultural values originating in the outback are important to them.  They look with affection to life as it was two hundred years ago when life was hard and a person's character was judged by his actions.  Aboriginal culture is important to Australians.  They have been on this continent for 50,000 years.  Their "laid back" attitude to life has infused present day Australian culture.  Possibly the "she'll be right mate" attitude of Australians came from them.
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Mater Foods is part of Australian Culture.
After Captain Cook "discovered" Australia it became a colony of Britain.  Soon after people were brought here to settle, however, Australia became a destination for convicts, i.e., petty criminals from the UK.  By the late 19th century more than half the population were convicts or freed convicts.  One in five Australians living today have a convict ancestor.  Rum was used as currency in the early days.  People preferred to drink rum and beer rather than tea.  The first police force formed was made up of ex-convicts.  Gold was found all across Australia.  Migrants came to dig the gold from European countries, other British colonies and the US.  There was a large influx of Chinese who returned home en mass when the easy gold became scarce.
Australia's Cultural Development
Cricket
Australian Footbal League
Rugby Union
Rugby League
Surf Life Saving
 
Australia prides itself on having a multi-cultural society where people from many countries can express their culture while adopting the more widely held values.  Consequently, many lifestyles and cuisines can be enjoyed.  A quarter of Australians are born overseas.  Post War immigrants came from Europe.  Today, most immigrants come from China and to a lesser extent Africa.  Just over 2 percent of the population is Aboriginal.
IMMIGRATION
ART/CULTURAL:  EVENTS, ACTIVITIES, VENUES & RESOURCES

Art

•  Aboriginal Art & Culture Centre
•  Australian Photography Web Directory
•  Australian Photography Web Directory
•  ANU Institute of the Arts
•  Art Almanac – guide to Australia's art galleries
•  Art Gallery of NSW
•  Art Gallery of Western Australia
•  ArtsInfo
•  Artrage
•  Arts Tasmania
•  Australian Art Gallery
•  Australian Council - for the Arts
•  Australian Cultural Heritage Collections Online
•  Australian Network for Art and Technology
•  Australian Women's Art Register
•  Central Coast Art Society
•  David Bailey Panoramic Photography
•  Independent Theatre Association
•  Museum of Contemporary Art
•  Parallel Gallery
•  Queensland Art Gallery
•  Storm on the infobahn
•  Sydney College of the Arts
•  Windmill Performing Arts


Dance

•  Dancesport Australia


Festivals

•  Adelaide Fringe Festival
•  Discovery Coast 1770 Festival
•  Murray River International Music Festival
•  Nannup Music Festival
•  Ozfestivals.com Prime Outdoor Events Directory
•  Perth International Arts Festival
•  Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras
•  The Annual Glebe Music Festival in Sydney
•  The National Festival of Australian Blues Music
•  The Australian Federation Tattoo
•  Tropfest


Film

•  Screen Australia
•  Australia Film, Television & Radio School (AFTRS)


Food & Drink

•  EatingWA - Perth Restaurants,  Food and Wine 
•  Malt Whisky Society of Australia
•  Melbourne Diners Guide
•  Mietta's Australian Restaurants
•  Old Aussie Food Recipes
•  Perth Food Review
•  Best Restaurants of Australia
•  Seafood Fishing Aquaculture Angling
•  TablesOnline - Find a Restaurant
•  The Online Food and Restaurant Guide


Literature

•  Angus & Robertson
•  Dymocks Booksellers
•  National Library of Australia
•  State Library of Queensland
•  State Library of South Australia
•  The Coop BookShop

Music

•  ARIA
•  Australian Music Centre
•  GrooveOn.com.au
•  JazzEnews.com


Other

•  AfricanOz - African Australian Online Resource
•  AUSSIE PRESS
•  Aussie Slang
•  Australia's Cultural Network
•  Australian National Flag Association (ANFA)
•  Canberra, ACT Community Support Website
•  Green Cyc Productions
•  Guides - NSW
•  Melbourne French Theatre Inc
•  New Acropolis
•  Oxfam - Community Aid Abroad
•  PictureAustralia
•  Plan your weekend in Australia
•  Ringwood Black and White Camera Club


Religion

•  Hosanna - The Triumphant Shout
•  South Australian Council of Churches


Sport

•  Alice Springs Masters Games
•  Athletics Australia
•  Australian Cricket Board
•  Australian Football League
•  Australian Olympic Medals
•  Australian Sports Commission
•  Australian Surf Report Page
•  Cycling in Canberra, Australia
•  Fishing Australia
•  Fishraider
•  Golf Australia
•  Gymnastics Australia
•  Monash Sporting Car Club
•  Nothin But Net
•  NSW Fisheries
•  NSW Sea Kayak Club
•  NSW Swimming Association
•  Rugby League Hall Of Fame (Australia)
MUSEUMS & ART GALLERIES

New South Wales
Art Gallery of NSW, Sydney.

Victoria
Ian Potter Centre: National Gallery of Victoria.

ACT
National Gallery of Australia Canberra.

Queensland
QUT Art Museum Brisbane.

South Australia
Migration Museum Adelaide.

Tasmania
Tasmanian Museum & Art Gallery Hobart.

Western Australia
Berndt Museum of Anthropology Perth

Northern Territory
Museum & Art Gallery of the Northern Territory Darwin.
AUSTRALIAN CULTURAL HAPPENINGS

Swimming Ban
It was illegal to swim on Australian beaches until 1902.

Secret Ballot
The secret ballot was introduced to the world  by Henry Chapman of Melbourne in 1855

Women Right to Vote
Australia was the second country to give women the right to vote.

Illegal Opening of Sydney Harbour Bridge
Francis De Groot slashed the ribbon at the opening of the Sydney Harbour Bridge before it was officially cut by John T. Lang.

Drinking Alcohol Daily
Every morning for 35 years,  Sir John Robertson, five times premier of New South Wales, drank a pint of rum.

Prime Minister Drowns
Australia lost Prime Minister Harold Holt when he went for a swim in the sea.  The mystery was never solved.

Yowie
A hairy man/animal apparently wanders Australia., known as  Yowie, Australia's Bigfoot.

Convicts
By the late 19th century 40 percent of white Australians were ex-convicts.
AUSTRALIAN RECORDS AND FACTS

In the World

Urbanized
Australia is the most urbanized country on Earth with 70 percent of the population living in coastal cities.

Gambling
Australians gamble more per head than anywhere else, having a fifth of the world's poker machines.

Land Use
Though mining is an important export industry, more Australian land is used for pubs than mining.

Sixth Largest Nation
Australia is the 6th largest country in the world after Russia, Canada, China, the United States of America and Brazil.

Driest Continent
Australia is the driest inhabited country.

Continent Australia
Australia is a continent, the driest on Earth, and is the world's largest island.

Smallest Continent
Of all continents, Australia is the smallest.

Largest Exporter
Australia is the world's largest exporter of Alumina, Coal, Diamonds, Lead, Mineral sands, Refined zinc, Sheep and Wool.

Longest Reef
The Barrier Reef is the longest reef in the world


Within Australia

Lowest Rainfall
Rainfall is the lowest at Lake Eyre SA with 100mm per year.

Highest Rainfall
Tully in Queensland has the highest rainfall at 4400mm.

Coldest Ovenight Temperature
The town with the lowest night temperature is Canberra, -15.5 degrees.

Foggiest
Canberra is the foggiest capital.

Largets Island
After Tasmania, Melville Island is the largest island in Australia.

HIghest Point
The highest peak in Australia is Mount Kosciusko NSW at 2230 meters.

Lowest Point
Lake Eyre is the lowest area in Australia, 15 meters below sea level.

Largest Lake
Australia's largest is Lake Eyre, 9500 square kms.

Deepest Lake
Lake St Clair is the deepest in Australia.

Longest River
The longest river in Australia is the Murray River 2520kms long.

Dingo Fence
A fence built to stop dingoes moving into southern Australia is twice as long as the Great Wall of China.

Eight-hour Day
a reasonable working day of 8 hours was accepted in Melbourne in 1856.

Life Expectancy
Australian Men live to 75 years on average, women 80 years.

Egg Consumption
During a lifetime an Australian will eat 165,000 eggs.

Meat Consumption
Australians eat 18 cows and 90 sheep in a lifetime.

Fruit Consumption
Eight tonnes of fruit is eaten by the average Australian

Cheese Consumption
Australians eat half a tonne of cheese.

Vegetable consumption
Over a lifetime an Australia eats ten tonnes of vegetables.

Trams
The last publicly operated tram system runs in Melbourne.
MULTICULTURAL EVENTS & GROUPS

NSW
Calendar of multi-cultural events in New South Wales.
Victoria
This state celebrates racial, cultural and religious diversity
Queensland
A state action plan to incorporate diversity among ethnic groups.
South Australia
Multicultural performers provide enjoyable entertainment.
Northern Territory
People from all over the world bring their culture with them
Western Australia
It is important for new Australians to set up groups
Tasmania
The Multicultural Council of Tasmania is non-government.
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A is for Animals Exhibition - Geelong, Victoria
A is for Animals is an exhibition about the animals that have worked alongside Australians in war for over one hundred years.
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Creative3 - Brisbane
Creative3 is an international forum which aims to empower individuals and organisations to harness the power of creativity, investment and enterprise to build a successful creative business through practical learning and application.
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Home is where the heart is - Adelaide
The 1950s and '60s were busy years of immigration to Australia. The Home is where the heart is exhibition invites you to look over the fence and come inside.
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4th Dungog Film Festival - Dungog, New South Wales
Set in tiny Dungog, this four-day annual event presents Australian film content and is a launch pad for filmmakers.
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ArtExpress - Albury, New South Wales
ArtExpress is an annual exhibition of artworks created by New South Wales students from government and non-government schools for the Higher School Certificate Examination in Visual Arts.
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Up the Cross: Rennie Ellis & Wesley Stacey - Sydney
Photographers Rennie Ellis and Wesley Stacey spent time in 'the Cross' over the summer of 1970–71. Together they captured the sights, sounds and pulsating rhythms of life of Sydney's infamous red-light district.
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BluesFest - Byron Bay, New South Wales
Bluesfest has continued to evolve, incorporating surf culture, Latino Music, African Music and political and environmental message artists. Bluesfest prides itself on being an all ages family event.
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agIdeas 2010 - Melbourne
2010 marks the 20th year of agIdeas international design week, which presents a series of events for designers.
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History of National Photographic Purchase Award - national
Entries are now open for the 2010 National Photography Prize with the theme: 'Modern Narratives: Photography as Story Teller'.
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Barney Ellaga exhibition - Melbourne
This exhibition presents the colourful artwork of Barney Ellaga, born circa 1941 at Hodgson Downs in the Northern Territory.
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Rum was currency in early days so Australia has a Culture of drinking alcohol.
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Gold Rush Tasmania - James Grant found gold at Nook, near Fingal. 500 diggers arrived. Lisle, the most productive mine, was discovered by Bessel bros. Undergound mining from 1887 at Beaconsfield. The Golden Gate Mine followed.
Secret Ballot was first introduced by Henry Chapman in 1855.
Seafood especially prawns in important in Australian Culture.
Australian Culture is having a barbecue.
Australian Culture values a multi-cultural society.
Australian Culture acknowledges that Australia is a nation of convicts.
Australian Culture values an egalitarian society.
Australiana - Billy Tea, beer, Vegemite, opals, meat pies and Aeroplane jelly are Australian favorites. Enjoy damper cooked in the traditional way.
Australian Culture dictates that racist jokes are not spoken about a person but directly to a person.
In Australian Culture a passenger sits next to a taxi driver for a chat.
Don Bradman is an important icon of Australian Culture.
Ned Kelly was notorious but he is honored in Australian Culture.
In other words, Web 2.0 services are far more like face-to-face conversations than any communication technology. Some centers are using newer technology that allows for real time report updates and flexible parameters. Advances in technology, is generally not equitably shared within society. People with money have more opportunity to aquire technology. Technology leads to greater social economic division. Laborers are viewed as commodities and expendable. Technology leads to alienation because it can create jobs that require no specialist knowledge. To date, since the industrial revolution we have seen technology used to the detriment of society. Technology can lead to alienation if it is not widely dispersed in society.
Australian culture holds Charles Kingsford-Smith in high esteem.
Phar Lap was a famous racehorse that Australian Culture honors.
Evonne Goolagong is great in Australian Culture.
Calling someone a bloody idiot is not an insult for an Australian.  It is a form of encouragement and shows a friendly feeling toward another.  It is a norm of Australian culture.  Egalitarianism is the prime cultural directive. Everyone  must have a fair go whether they be wealthy or poor, old or young, uneducated or wise.  In fact, a person who shows off his wealth is not respected.  The tall poppy syndrome predominates - if they stand out above everyone else cut them down to size.  Such is Australian culture.  To people from other countries Australians can seem to be uncouth and unsophisticated.  Being blunt and to the point is the way they live.  Why hide things away?  If you see something tell it how it is.  "Kowtowing" to others is not a thing Australians do.  They don't like class systems like there is in British culture for example.  Don't get me wrong here.  They love the British, not British society, however.  A visitor with a title will probably be called "mate", just like everyone else.  Going to a "posh" school is meaningless to an Australian. 

If you are in a pub you will be expected to buy a round.  You will be told it is your "shout".  Woe betide the man who tries to avoid paying for beer when it is his turn.  When Australians go out to dinner everyone pays for his or her part of the bill.  This happens even though some have more money in their pockets than others. 

When Australians marry they still keep contact with their single group.  Thus mateship continues throughout Australian cultural life.  Australians rely on mates in times of need.  Times were hard when Europeans first arrived and you needed close bonding in order to survive.  Australians don't like racist jokes.  They think someone who tells such jokes to be "taking the piss".  Jokes about the "Poms", the English, are allowed, however, because they are better than everyone else, aren't they?  Besides Poms always have a smart reply.  Australians will tell an "ethnic" joke directly to a visitor,  whether the foreigner understands it or not. 

If you travel to Australia on vacation don't bother to tip.  Even taxi drivers will rumble around to find 5 cents in change.  And don't sit in the back.  Australian culture dictates that you sit in the passenger seat next to the taxi driver for a chat.  When invited to a barbecue don't go empty handed.  You are expected to bring alcoholic drink even if you drink someone else's.  Furthermore, men don't cry.  At least Australians don't.  Life is hard but "she'll be right" in the long run.  Oh, and don't think Australians will fight your fight.  You solve your own problems here - ain't that right mate?
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Don Bradman represents Australian Culture.
Australian Culture is the racehorse Phar Lap
Ned Kelly is an icon of Australian Culture.
Evonne Goolagong stands for Australian Culture.
Charles Kingsford-Smith an aviator is famous in Australian Culture.
Australian Culture has many famous people.
Andrew Barton (Banjo) Paterson is important for Australian Culture.
Captain James Cook is the earliest figure in Australian Culture.
Australian Culture honours Mathew Flinders.
Nancy Bird is a figure in Australian Culture.
 
 
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