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Australia the People

Australia the People

by Banting, Erinn
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How do people survive in Australia's outback? Australia the People takes children on a journey through the country's Aboriginal heritage, European colonization and modern life. Spectacular color photographs introduce children to the lifestyles of Australia's multicultural society. Topics include: - the history, lifestyles, and celebrations of Australia's Aboriginals and Torres Strait Islanders - the arrival of European convicts and free settlers - the growth of Australia, including the role of ANZAC troops in world wars - Aussie Rules football, rugby, cricket, and other land sports - travel in the outback - water sports such as surfing, snorkeling and surf lifesaving carnivals - schools of the air and the flying doctor

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Pub dateOct 31, 2001
ISBN-100778793443
ISBN-139780778793441
LanguageEnglish
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