Broken Hill, New South Wales Essays

  • Australia's Passion for Aviation

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    Australia's Passion for Aviation Following the conclusion of The Great War (WWI) was the boom era of the 1920s. This period saw Australian society develop more consumerist ideals and become more interested in thrill seeking it also saw Australia developed a passionate enthusiasm for aviation. The combination

  • Walkabout (Film 1971)

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    he needs to survive. So in this sense, the landscape plays a very important role to tell the story as it is. 3) The Invasion of outsiders to a new harsh land can only refer to one thing, which is the two children being involuntarily introduced to the Australian outback, an environment they are not used to (so to them it is a "harsh new land"). Their inability to survive is shown by how exhausted they were when they reached the oasis. At some point they used up all the available water. So

  • History Of Baulhkam Hills

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    About Baulkham Hills Baulkham Hills, located approximately 29km North West of Sydney, is one of the largest suburbs in area and population within the Hills with a population of 33,661 people (Census 2001). Baulkham Hills as a suburb not including Bella Vista makes up about 24% of the total population (139,404) of the Baulkham Hills Shire. 23,282 people were born in Australia and 25,855 speak English only. 30,179 live in separated houses as opposed to other forms such as flats, units or townhouses

  • Broken Hill Research Paper

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    Broken Hill, Outback New South Wales Introduction Broken Hill is a small, isolated mining city in western New South Wales. It is about a 12-hour drive from Newcastle and has a population of around 20,000 people. It was the first city in Australia to be included on the national heritage list because of it’s magnificent heritage significance to the country. It is home to some of the largest silver, lead and zinc mines in the world. Broken Hills landscape is what some people see as the epitome of

  • Essay On Rio Tinto

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    company named Rio Tinto was incorporated as legit business, in the year 1873 they opened an old mine copper mine on Spain River named Rio Tinto also known as “Red river”. As time went by year 1905 in New South Wales Australia the Zinc Corporation was formed for the Zinc bearing mine waste at the broken Hill to be treated. Expanding to other countries was the main focus for chairman Sir Auckland Campbell and the management team that he led. 24 years later the was a merge between the two united kingdom

  • BHP Billiton's Global Success

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    BHP Billiton is a global leader in mining and resource companies with around 100,000 employees in over 25 countries worldwide.BHP was founded in 1885 as the broken hill proprietary company having three main operations such as minerals, petroleum and steel. In case of minerals and petroleum market it includes the production of iron ore, copper, nickel, silver, diamonds, oil and gas and other natural resource. It also produces other services like transport and logistics, corporate services, strategy

  • Private James Charles Martin

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    soldier ever to die from active service. His enlistment papers state that he was born on 3rd January 1901 in Hawthorn New South Wales. At first only his parents and best friend Cec Hogan who was 16 at the time knew that James was 14 and 3 months when he joined the army because he looked a lot older for his age and his voice had already broken. James’ father Charles was born in Auckland New Zealand to Jewish parents. When he emigrated to Australia he changed his last name to Martin so that he wouldn’t

  • The Foreign Miners in the American Gold Rush

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    white men who wanted to run the Chinese out of town. Six Chinamen who resided next door were treated in much the same manner as their friends were that night. Mongolians of the village were thrown into the icy water half-naked. This was nothing new in the west, since the non-traditional miners, especially Chinese miners, were the victims of American racial prejudice from the beginning of the Gold Rush. When the Gold Rush struck the American continent, waves of people came to the west. One might

  • A Pilgrimage

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    have visited the places associated with his birth, life and death. In addition to these sites in Israel there are many other centres of Christian pilgrimage Lourdes in France, Walsingham, and Canterbury in England, Holywell and Saint Davids in Wales, Rome, to name but a few. [IMAGE] The Roman Catholic Church has always taught that pilgrimage is a useful way to strengthen one's Christian faith. The Protestant Churches generally rejected the idea of pilgrimage because they believe that