Vivid Sydney illumination at Museum of Contemporary Art in Circular Quay.

Society & Culture

COMMUNITY. FRIENDSHIP. MATESHIP.

What was once a punishment to be sent to, is now considered one of the top destinations in the world. What was once discarded as not desirable, and of little use other than for a penal colony, has now grown to be one of the best places to live on this planet.

Australia has come a long way in a short time. A land of people who were invaded by the Europeans, are now part of a Nation who live together as one. Countries once fought against are now allies and trade partners. Immigrants to this land are now part of a magnificent tapestry that forms Australian society. It is the only country in the world that gained independent government without a war.

Australian's for the most part are no different from other western civizations, having the same performing arts and music likes and dislikes. Most of inland Australia still encompasses many of the same qualities and characteristics of colonial Australia. City life consists of the hussel and bussel of a working day, and a vibrant and exciting nightlife that can be equalled to anywhere in the world. Combine this with a diverse multicultural society, and you are bound to feel welcome and at home. Australian's are known worldwide for their hospitality and mateship.

Multiculture
Food Markets

Strong community relations have been formed over the years, and these hands of friendship eventually spread overseas, and to visitors to our shores. It's not uncommon for conversations to be struck up with visitors upon hearing the visitors accent. Many think that this bond of mateship has evolved from a harsh past when it was important to rely on your mates and neighbours. This was more than evident in war time, when strong bonds were formed between soldiers, and friendships were struck with soldiers overseas and civilians who corresponded with them during their service.

Aboriginal Crafts
Aboriginal Drawings

Australian's respect their diverse multicultural heritage, and are generally very open minded, which is evident with events such as the Chinese New Year and the Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras. Australian's just like to make the most out of life!

So don't be shy, say "G'day!" and make a new friend today!





Kangaroo Fights: Observing Safely & Understanding
Kangaroo Fights: Observing Safely & Understanding

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Ghostly Tales of Fremantle Prison
Ghostly Tales of Fremantle Prison

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20 facts about the island Australia
20 facts about the island Australia

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Bare Feet or Thongs
Bare Feet or Thongs

If you have visited Australia or observed Australian people, then you might have noticed that many of them walk around barefoot or in thongs.

Working remotely
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How to Avoid Collisions with Wildlife While Driving in Australia
How to Avoid Collisions with Wildlife While Driving in Australia

Tips on how you can avoid collisions with wildlife while driving in Australia

Beginner's Guide to Australian Wildlife
Beginner's Guide to Australian Wildlife

Australia is a continent brimming with amazing wildlife & so many incredible creatures to discover!

Australian Weather Conditions
Australian Weather Conditions

Australia has tropical conditions in the north, dry desert in the centre and conditions ranging from dry to heavy rain and snow in the south.

Spooky Secrets of Adelaide Arcade
Spooky Secrets of Adelaide Arcade

Do you believe in ghosts? Adelaide Arcade in Australia is known for its ghostly sightings and mysterious happening.

Tips for Living with and Feeding Australian Wildlife
Tips for Living with and Feeding Australian Wildlife

About one in three households provides food for native animals. Learn more about responsible behaviour towards wildlife in your area.



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