Browse Language Learning by australian culture
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The scientists at Mon Repos in northern Australia are an ingenious lot. They wondered where turtles from Mon Repos went once they set out to sea, so they set about trying to find out. Through some clever tracking, they were able to follow some of their turtles as they swam hundreds of kilometers.
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'Down Under' is the way most people from the northern hemisphere think of Australia. And one of the parts of down under that is most commonly visited is Northern Queensland. But how do you research and plan a holiday from so far away? With so much information online, where do you start?
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The Great Barrier Reef in Far North Queensland is a popular destination for many visitors to Australia. But few are prepared for the truly laid back and relaxed approach the locals take to, well, pretty much everything! This article looks at the language and culture of Australia's tropical far north
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There is more to Australia than the bright lights of Sydney, or the Great Barrier Reef in Queensland. Let public transport carry you from an outdoor market to football at the Melbourne Cricket Grounds to the zoo- all around Melbourne.
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Australian Aboriginal culture is a rich, vibrant and tantalising one. There is so much which is known about Australian Aboriginal culture, but also so much in terms of Aboriginal languages and Aboriginal words which have been lost over troubled generations since European settlement.
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Much of Australia is battling with climate change and drought as we come into the beginning of another hot, dry Australian summer. Water storage is already low, and the next level of water restrictions are looming. This article looks at how drought and climate change are affecting Australia.
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A recent find by forestry workers in Tasmania, Australia, has everyone craning their necks to see what all the fuss is about. And they have to stretch a long way to see to the top of this majestic beauty - she is about 101 meters tall!
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Cane toads are a devastating pest which is causing havoc to Australian wildlife in the north. But determined groups of locals are getting together to try and stop their relentless march across the country.
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The dolphins at Monkey Mia are a much loved sight for tourists and locals alike. Each day, a group of dolphins visit this Australian beach to be hand fed in a treasured interaction between a chosen few human visitors and their bottle nosed friends.
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Ayers Rock, or Uluru, is an Australian iconic image that is known around the world. Visitors love to watch the colors change from burnt orange to deep red as the sun sets over this magnificent landscape. With a history going back centuries, Ayers Rock is an Australian 'must see'.
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