1. Australian Culture australian culture. Cultural cringe Why does Australia have a small culture? UnusualAustralian facts The surprising facts about Australian history and culture? http://www.convictcreations.com/culture/

Australian Culture "Let no-one say the past is dead, the past is all about us and within" (Oodgeroo) Creativity Expression Paintings The value of tradition Unusual Australian facts Just the facts Craft Emotion through the hands Strine The language of poetic deception Poetry Defying stoicism? Underdog Sideing with the loser Music Pushing the boundaries Drinking Test of character Food Breaking the rules of fine dining Australian immortals The great heroes who fight against all odds...and lose Wine Discovering culture Wisdom What intelligent things have Australians said? Movies Frome Ned Kelly to bogan A ustralian views What do Australians like or dislike about their culture? Humour Scallywags, rapscallions and larrikins Flags The many flags of a country in disunity Inventions Thinking different Tall poppy syndrome Is the tall-poppy syndrome a symptom of leadership deficiencies? Architects Building the intangible Traditions What traditions do Australians hold dear? Cultural cringe Incarcerated creativity Preambles and oaths What preambles have been suggested to the Australian constitution? songs Search WWW Search www.

2. Convict Creations; The Hidden Story Of Australia's Missing Links A site that offers unique Australian art and crafts inspired by Australia's convict foundations. Also educational with regard to what defines convict culture and why it still exists today. http://www.convictcreations.com/

C onvict C reations C om - The hidden story of Australia's missing links "Probably the most unusual country in the world. Australia has countless unwritten rules that are never spoken about or discussed. " Robert Treborlang Welcome to Australia! This is a peculiar country where the principles of culture appear to have been turned upside down. Australians seem blissfully unaware of the achievements of their academics.... yet will celebrate long dead horses and bushrangers. They are forgetful to the words of their national anthem..... but it would be wrong to say they are not patriotic as a song about a suicidal sheep thief seems to instill them with a great deal of pride! If they like you, they wont give you compliments. Instead, they will call you names like bastard, drongo or dickhead and then laugh at all the silly things you have done! Although they don't know much about them, the people they choose to represent their interests are also a curious bunch. Their first prime minister was known as " Toby Tosspot " due to his fondness for booze. Another PM held an entry in the

3. Australian Culture - A Southern View - South Carolina Teachers Visit Melbourne A decade long Space Science adventure for classroom teachers and students. australian culture from a Southern Perspective http://www.musc.edu/cando/ausdwnun/culture.html

A ustralian C ulture from a S outhern P erspective Memories through Robin's Journal Places to Visit in Melbourne Favorite Restaurants Educational Excursions ... Travel Lesson Plans THE MELBOURNE GREEN TRAMS Once a common sight in many cities, trolleys have become a rare form of transportation. In Melbourne the distinctive green trolley (or TRAM in Australia ) is alive and well and has become a symbol of the city. Walkabout Back to Start Back to the Can Do Story Back to the Beginning

4. Guide To Australia - Culture Provides information about Aboriginal art, culture and society as well as a range of art works. and our search of australian culture. Australian National Flag Association(ANFA http://www.csu.edu.au/australia/culture.html

States/Territories: ACT NSW NT QLD ... WA Culture Art A centre dedicated to Aboriginal Art and Culture Aboriginal Art Online Provides information about Aboriginal art, culture and society as well as a range of art works. AboriginalArtwork.com Superb Aboriginal artwork by Australian Aboriginal artists. We only offer the highest quality, authentic Aboriginal artwork. ANU Institute of the Arts Provides a Library service relating to Australian Art ARTAsia Pacific Asia Pacific Art Galleries Art Gallery of NSW Art Gallery of Western Australia Art Gallery of Western Australia ArtsInfo The ArtsInfo website is an initiative of the Commonwealth Department of Communications and the Arts. Arts Tasmania Australian Council - for the Arts Australian Network for Art and Technology Australian Picture Gallery Contains a number of pictures of Australia, grouped within state Independent Theatre Association The ITA is the umbrella organisation independent, community and amateur theatre throughout Western Australia. This site aims to offer a meeting place and focal point for members and anyone else interested in community and amateur theatre. Monash Faculty Of Arts Home Page Home page of the Monash University Faculty of Arts Museum of Contemporary Art Museums Around The world Links to museums around the world and around australia Parallel Gallery Parallel presents cross-disciplinary work from artists and writers Print Australia A resource listing of sites relating to printmaking, hand papermaking and the bookarts in Australia, withgeneral arts information.

5. The Encyclopaedia Of South Australian Culture Website Statistics. The Encyclopaedia of South australian culture. TheEncyclopaedia of South australian culture. Most Australians http://www.renewal.org.au/cgregory/fun/saculture/saculture.html

@import "sastyle.css"; The Encyclopaedia of South Australian Culture home recent A B ... contributors The Encyclopaedia of South Australian Culture Most Australians believe that Queenslanders and Tasmanians are somehow quite strange and peculiar people. I am sure they are correct in their beliefs. Yet the peculiarities of your average South Australian are typically overlooked and remain largely unrecognised. The reason is simple: a lot of people visit Queensland and Tasmania. Both states are popular tourist destinations. Whereas hardly anybody visits South Australia. The entire state conducts its business as if enclosed in a giant bubble, much like in the old Twilight Zone episode, maintaining the fantasy that the rest of the country knows that it even exists. The purpose of this Encyclopaedia is to promote South Australia, perhaps not in the way that the SA Tourism board would choose to promote it, but as a few cynical ex-pats who grew up in South Australia remember it: with a combination of fondness and loathing. Along with contributions by anyone who has lived, still lives, or currently find themselves living in South Australia. Contributions, comments and criticisms are welcomed, and can be sent to

6. Culture And Recreation Portal Homepage The OzArts Online website promotes contemporary australian culture internationallywith a focus on events and activities being presented overseas. http://www.cultureandrecreation.gov.au/

Skip to content home australia.gov.au about this site ... help Search: Category Architecture and Design Archives, Libraries and Museums Built, Natural and Historic Heritage Community Arts Exhibitions Festivals and Events Film, Video and Interactive Media Galleries Government Orgs. and Services History Indigenous Culture and Heritage Literature Music New Media Arts Organisations and Networks Performing arts Print, Radio and TV Science Sport and Recreation Visual Arts/Crafts Location ACT NSW NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA Web Audience Children Cultural professionals Families Indigenous People with disabilities Researchers Sports professionals Tourists Women

7. Culture And Recreation Portal Homepage the best in Australian innovation at the Australian Innovation Festival until 16 OzArts Online website promotes contemporary australian culture internationally with a focus on http://www.acn.net.au/

Skip to content home australia.gov.au about this site ... help Search: Category Architecture and Design Archives, Libraries and Museums Built, Natural and Historic Heritage Community Arts Exhibitions Festivals and Events Film, Video and Interactive Media Galleries Government Orgs. and Services History Indigenous Culture and Heritage Literature Music New Media Arts Organisations and Networks Performing arts Print, Radio and TV Science Sport and Recreation Visual Arts/Crafts Location ACT NSW NT QLD SA TAS VIC WA Web Audience Children Cultural professionals Families Indigenous People with disabilities Researchers Sports professionals Tourists Women

8. Www.paradigm4.com.au/cgi-bin/bapples-user.cgi?area=502441 Australia Now australian culture and the Artsaustralian culture and the arts. Australian writers make a central contributionto the understanding and definition of australian culture. http://www.paradigm4.com.au/cgi-bin/bapples-user.cgi?area=502441

9. Arts And Culture - Australia In Brief - Australian Department Of Foreign Affairs This site provides instant access to information about australian culture andlinks to the web sites of over 2000 Australian cultural and recreation http://www.dfat.gov.au/aib/arts_culture.html

Country and Regional Information - Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade Skip to content About us Jobs Tenders ... Contact us Site Navigation: Travel Advice Country information Trade Global Issues ... Home Portfolio websites ACIAR AusAID Austrade EFIC Site tools Students Gateway Business Gateway Site Feedback Site Index Culture and the arts Australia's contemporary arts are as unique and diverse as the society and continent they come from. They reflect an ancient landscape that is home to both the world's oldest continuous cultural traditions and also to a rich mix of migrant cultures. Indigenous and non-Indigenous artists alike respond to the imaginative challenges Australia presents in diverse ways and have developed new modes of expression that have brought Australia's art and culture to international attention. All forms of the performing arts, including music, theatre and dance, have strong followings in Australia. Visual arts In the past 30 years, visual artists have increasingly played a vital role in shaping Australia's image of itself. Since the early 1970s, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists have developed new modes of expression that have brought their art and culture to international attention. The transfer of Dreaming designs from sand paintings to boards and canvases by Pintupi elders in the central desert community of Papunya in 1971 was just one of many artistic initiatives that have created powerful new connections between Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australians.

10. Australian Culture, Customs And Lifestyle australian culture, lifestyles and assumptions. Summary of topicscovered. You can read the descriptive text which follows, or jump http://members.ozemail.com.au/~macinnis/ozkulcha.htm

Australian culture, lifestyles and assumptions Summary of topics covered You can read the descriptive text which follows, or jump direct from the links in the table. "Vegemite" Nippers bushfires aboriginal rock engravings ... Hawkesbury sandstone We Australians understand the mainstream cultures of Britain and the USA, because our television is flooded with culturally-soaked material. But aside from lowest-common-denominator stuff like soapies, few foreigners realise that we have our own culture, our own cultural references, and our own assumptions. This set of pages will explore some of those aspects. We have to begin somewhere, so we will start with the Australian folk food, "Vegemite" Next, we will explore the world of the young Australian surfers, the Nippers Then there are the bushfires . They are a natural part of summer life in Australia, so sooner or later, you will read and hear about them. This offering features some JPEG files of fires and fire damage, and an account of the January 1994 fires that ravaged Sydney. One of my favourite activities is wandering around in the bush my excuse is that I am looking for aboriginal rock engravings which are common on the Sydney sandstone. You will find some information about them here, and also a number of illustrations, most of which are also available in a larger format by clicking on them.

11. The Fight For Australian Culture The struggle for the survival of australian culture; against the ravages of multiculturalism,Asianisation, Americanisation, and the quasicolonial British mind http://members.ozemail.com.au/~natinfo/ozcul3.htm

The Fight for Australian Culture Andrew Patterson "By the term Australian we mean not just those who were merely born in Australia. All white men who come to these shores with a clean record and who leave behind them the memory of the class distinctions and religious differences of the Old World; all men who place the happiness of their adopted land before imperialism ... are Australians" The Bulletin 2 July 1887 Contents Part One: The Fight for Australian Culture Part Two: The Development of the Australian National Identity and Culture Part Three: A Brief Overview of the Australian National Identity and Culture Part Four: Notes on Australia's Culture ... References Note: Reference numbers with an asterix refer to those references which include a comment. Note from the author: Part One of this publication is a rewrite of an article (subjected to editing and alteration) previously published in Audacity number 10 Andrew Patterson 11 November 1997 Australian Nationalism Information Database www.ozemail.com.au/~natinfo

12. BUBL LINK / 5:15 Internet Resources: Australian Culture Ltd Subjects australia, australian business, australian culture DeweyClass919.4 ResourceType promotion Location australia Last checked 19991230 http://bubl.ac.uk/link/a/australianculture.htm

BUBL LINK / 5:15 Catalogue of Internet Resources Home Search Subject Menus A-Z ... About Australian culture A-Z Index Titles Descriptions About Australia Australian Centre for Independent Journalism Australian Literary and Historical Texts Australian Museums Online ... WWW Virtual Library: Aboriginal Studies Page last updated: 17 March 2003 Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk About Australia A guide and travelogue for visitors to Australia, with information about its people, culture, commerce and the Australian lifestyle. Includes travel, shopping, lifestyle, business and news resources. Author: Cardline Pty. Ltd Subjects: australia, australian business, australian culture DeweyClass: ResourceType: promotion Location: australia Last checked: Australian Centre for Independent Journalism Includes ACIJ news, general broadcasting and journalism news, ACIJ online publications, a toolbox of journalism resources, details of ACIJ special projects and information on journalism and research courses. Author: Australian Centre for Independent Journalism Subjects: australian culture, journalism

13. The Encyclopaedia Of South Australian Culture Website Statistics. The Encyclopaedia of South australian culture. http://www.renewal.org.au/cgregory/fun/saculture/

@import "sastyle.css"; The Encyclopaedia of South Australian Culture home recent A B ... contributors Multiculturalism Multiculturalism in South Australia is said to be in evidence when there are more brunettes than blondes in any given place. [ JG HV Scotty HV Bus tickets, Adelaide HV Humphrey is such a survivor that he even has his own web site Still, if Fat Cat was an uncertain role model for children, what the hell does that make the Teletubbies? [ CL Halls Soft Drinks CG Unfortunately, the plug has been pulled on Halls soft drinks. Let me explain. CL Mainies JG saculture@chrisgregory.com

14. Australian Culture Geographic A form of English, known as strine, or Aussie slang, has evolved over timeand reflects the uniqueness of the australian culture and language. http://ilil.essortment.com/australianwhere_ooo.htm

Australian culture geographic A form of English, known as strine, or Aussie slang, has evolved over time and reflects the uniqueness of the Australian culture and language. Friendly lot the Aussies. Theyll invite you to a barbie in their backyard,toss a shrimp on it for you...greet you with a gday mate and proceed to delight you with the colorful language that comes from emerging as a nation in complete geographical isolation from the rest of the world. Of course not everyone speaks strine (Australian pronounced the Australian way). The following guide will help you, though, to understand those down under at the average informal outback gathering. One trend you might notice, when listening to Australian speech, is the use (or perhaps over use)of the long e sound, which is tacked on to the end of many a word. If you are offered a tinnie, for instance, -take it, as it is a can of beer. If a mate will be back in a minnie, you can safely expect him back in sixty seconds. If the postie has delivered a pressie- then you are in luck. You have been given a present and it has arrived courtesy of your mail man. Unless he has chucked a sickie of course. (Telephoned to say he will not be at work..perhaps for no reason other than he feels like a day off or at the bodyOffer(16872) beach.)

15. Dutch Australian Centre Dutch club in NSW. A centre for the preservation and promotion of the dutch australian culture in Australia. http://www.usyd.edu.au/su/social/dac.html

16. English Teaching Resources, Australia. Please Link To Main Page: Www.QuistInfo.d Sport Web Site About Andrew Barton Paterson List of and Links to - Schools ofthe Air in Australia The australian culture - In General * About Waltzing http://hjem.get2net.dk/niels_quist/austral.htm

Flag from www.3dflags.com Australia Didgeridoo by Niels Quist (Explorer) The National Anthem (sound requires Explorer) Waltzing Matilda - The Unofficial National Anthem (Explorer) About The Flag and The Aboriginal Flag Australian Institutions and Official Links ... Weather in Australia The Australian flag is composed of Union Jack and six white stars on a blue background. The Union Jack is a part of the flag due to the fact that Australia is a former British colony and is still a member of the Commonwealth. The five stars to the right are called "The Southern Cross" and represent a constellation of stars visible in the southern hemisphere. The last and biggest star is called the Federation Star. It represents the Federation of the Australian colonies in 1901. There is also the Aboriginal flag. It was created in 1971. The black represents the Aboriginal people, the red the Earth and their spiritual relationship to the land, and the yellow the sun, the giver of life. Australian Institutions, Etc. The Australian Government Information The Homepage of the Federal Government - portal and links The Australian Embassy (in Washington D.C.) The Royal Flying Doctor Service ... Termite Mounds - Photo and Comments * Books On-line, Literature, Prose, Poetry Australian Literature OzLit Postcolonial Sites - not only Australia - Literature Stories from Australia Stories from Australia Culture Alice Springs School of the Air Australia - Culture, Geography, Facts, History, Etc.

17. Culture - Australian Culture australian culture. Culture. Initially A culture evolved that, althoughbased on British traditions, is peculiar to Australia. Since http://www.australia-migration.com/page/Culture/240

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18. The Age The looming threat to australian culture. May 27 2003. Related loopholes. Thelooming threat to australian culture. Road map a long way to nowhere . http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/05/26/1053801336252.html

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19. Ausculture.com - We Suck So You Don't Have To A humorous view of australian culture. http://www.ausculture.com

text S M L home ... about Search ausculture Sites we visit: Love Is Love Is Love Damn straight - shove that up yer arse, Howard! Fop. Elijah Wood Is Very, Very, Gay Sam would kill you Love Pavillion Fark Fuck me, Fark comes in handy when yer pissing about with a blog! Savage Love many strange problems. Funniest pics and various other malarky on the web. Hurrah! Disappointment Log, his girlfriend Jennifer, Hellz Kitchen, Cleopatra - what else could you want? Well, perhaps to throw sausages at David Blaine? The Bad Boy Club smh.com.au So we can read the headlines and sound like we know something of local and international affairs. Popjustice PJ - for more pop than you could ever dream of in your wettest, randiest, poppiest dreams. John Howard: PM Australia is run by a brilliant, sexy, open-minded, in-no-way-snivelling man named John Howard. His personal blog is a must-read, and an amazing insight into the thoughts of a political dynamo. ausculture.com June 07, 2004 03:54 PM Special feature We have all the suck on the latest Big Brother installment. Read more.

20. Cricket World Cup 2003 And Ashes Cricket Websites/Links Australia vs England match schedules plus directory of news and media coverage, competition history, cricket portals and organisations. Also links to australian culture and travel information. http://www.thebigproject.co.uk/ashes/index.htm

Media Coverage Ashes Tour 2002-2003 Australia vs England: Cricket Web sites/Links Cricket World Cup.com; www.cricketworldcup.com/ Cricket World Cup 2003 - official site, including tickets, venues, schedules BBC Sport Cricket World Cup schedule; news.bbc.co.uk/sport/hi/english/cricket/newsid_1623000/1623367.stm EuroSport .cricket365.com/tournaments/.../world cup 2003; eurosport.cricket365.com/TOURNAMENTS/World_Cup_2002/index.shtml CricInfo.com - Cricket World Cup 2003; statserver.cricket.org/link_to_database/ARCHIVE/WORLD_CUPS/WC2003/OLD_HEAD_WC2003.html EuroSport .cricket365.com/ /eurosport.cricket365.com/TOURNAMENTS/World_Cup_2002/index.shtml CricInfo.com - Cricket World Cup 2003 /www.cricket.org/ NewsNow .co.uk... Cricket Worldwide media search /www.newsnow.co.uk/cgi/NewsNow/NewsNow.htm?Theme=Cricket sport. Guardian .co.uk/cricket /sport.guardian.co.uk/cricket/ sport. Independent .co.uk/cricket /sport.independent.co.uk/cricket Australian Broadcasting Corporation / cricket; www.abc.net.au/cricket/ Sydney Morning Herald /sport; www.smh.com.au/sport/

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