41. Theo 107: RELIGION IN AUSTRALIAN CULTURE: Module 6 general Introduction to Modules 6, 7 and 8 the concepts already discussed in relationto the religious culture developed in Australia since European http://dlibrary.acu.edu.au/research/theology/theo107/Mod 6.htm

Faculty of Arts and Sciences Sub-Faculty of Philosophy and Theology THEO 107 RELIGION IN AUSTRALIAN CULTURE Module SIX : Historical Perspectives: Initial Impact to 1850 Objectives For Modules 6, 7 and 8: On completion of the next three modules it is expected that you will be able to: apply the concepts of cultural anthropology to the interactions between religion and culture in Australia since European settlement; explain the significance of major events and developments in Australian history for the place of religion in contemporary society; evaluate the quality of past and current observations on the nature of religious life and spirituality in Australia. General Introduction to Modules 6, 7 and 8 In the next three modules, we will be exploring some of the concepts already discussed in relation to the religious culture developed in Australia since European settlement. Change and continuity have emerged as significant features in religion. In different eras and different cultures, one or the other has seemed the predominant aspect of a religion. We will find that this is certainly the case with religion in Australia over the past two hundred and more years. As we proceed we will be discussing the question of the impact of religion upon the prevailing culture, and to what extent that culture gave the prevailing religious groups their characteristic embodiments. We will address the problems of transplanting a religion and a culture from one environment to another, and of settlers, officials and missionaries attempting to impose these on the indigenous inhabitants of Australia.

42. Theo 107: RELIGION IN AUSTRALIAN CULTURE: Module 10 to ride a boundary line between the secularised and the spiritual in Australianculture. These experiences can be categorised to include a general feeling of http://dlibrary.acu.edu.au/research/theology/theo107/Mod 10.htm

Faculty of Arts and Sciences Sub-Faculty of Philosophy and Theology THEO 107 RELIGION IN AUSTRALIAN CULTURE Module TEN : Interpreting Art in Australian Culture Objectives By the end of this module you will be able to: Articulate some spiritual themes in Australian art; Analyse and interpret images in Australian art from a religious perspective; Evaluate some roles of religion in Australian art in its cultural context. Introduction The first reading is an interview with the surrealist painter James Gleeson. It will set the scene for an investigation of the spiritual in Australian art. As a surrealist, Gleeson paints dream-like images that might tap into his sub-consciousness, thus revealing strata of oneself ordinarily unavailable. Reading 1: Fire and Shadow. Spirituality in Contemporary Australian Art . Roseville East, NSW: Craftsman House, 1996, 15-27. Exercise 10.1 When does James Gleeson name his paintings? Re-name the paintings The Offshore Chrysalis and Deployed Energies with titles of your own invention.

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45. HUMS 3013 (013562) Australian Cultural Landscapes understandings of place within Australia; relations of in material representationsof culture and identity general learning resources available through Learning http://www.unisanet.unisa.edu.au/SubjectInfo/subject.asp?subject=13562

46. Consulate-General Of Japan At Brisbane, Qld, Australia in enhancing understanding of Japan by the australian public in The culture and Educationsection is also active in Visit Program The Consulategeneral of Japan http://www.brisbane.au.emb-japan.go.jp/cultEd_intro_2002.htm

Culture and Education Introduction Educational Resources Introduction The Culture and Education section of the Consulate plays a role in enhancing understanding of Japan by the Australian public in areas such as politics, society and culture. The section also takes part in a wide variety of arts and cultural events, organises exchanges and provides information to schools, libraries and anyone interested in learning more about Japan. The Culture and Education section is also active in supplying local educational institutions on resource materials on Japan. These include booklets, maps, posters, videos and other materials being loaned to schools, libraries and other community facilities free of charge. School Visit Program T he Consulate-General of Japan Brisbane offer s a School Visit Program to provide opportunities for students to learn more about Japan. For detailed information on our School Visit Program, click here.

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GENERAL TRAVEL INFORMATION Australia is the world’s smallest continent. The popularity of Australia as a travel destination with international visitors is growing year by year. It is a land of many contrasts, yet it is a very safe and friendly country to travel in with international visitors more than welcome. You can surf or sunbathe on the Gold Coast, ski in the Snowy Mountains, or explore the wonders of the Outback. Australia also offers unique flora and fauna, open spaces and wilderness areas. a rugged, pioneer way of life in its sparsely settled outback regions. This is a country of some 17 million people that encompasses a large melting pot of cultures, cultures displayed in the sophisticated entertainment and shopping malls in its modern infrastructure cities with a full gamut of sporting, cultural and recreational activities. Australians are very friendly and helpful, welcoming visitors. Theirs is a culture that also reflects brashness, enthusiasm and a willingness to rise to new challenges. Australian cities turn up the energy when the sunsets. Australian outdoor activities are one adventure after another with such activities as white water rafting, snorkeling and diving in the Great Barrier Reef, camel trekking in the Outback, bungy jumping and hang gliding.

48. Overseas Links : Department Of Culture And The Arts - Western Australian Governm Theatre, Copenhagen Dramatic Online world and australian arts industry and cultureIndia - Overview of arts and culture India - general information on http://www.cultureandarts.wa.gov.au/DepartmentofCultureandtheArts/PortfolioAgenc

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49. Australian Government Attorney-General's Department - Protective Security Coordi security culture was a pretty general and abstract concept. Terrorism and civil violencewas something that was confined to other countries. And Australia was http://www.ag.gov.au/www/protectivesecurityHome.nsf/Alldocs/RWP2342E7634C19AE05C

50. Society Of Australian Genealogists - Basics On Australian History Sources key books in australian History. Covers general history, European discovery and colonisation,politics, the economy, society, culture, aboriginal studies, the http://www.sag.org.au/ozsources/history.htm

Basics on Australian . . . Codes AJCP Histories ... Feedback Basics on Australian history sources "You cannot research in a vacuum. Find out about the education system before you tackle a school, land legislation before you look at land files, the religious background to a church. . . Knowledge about Australia's economic depression and booms and the whereabouts of gold strikes may help explain why Uncle Harry suddenly left for Western Australia in 1893." Local History: A Handbook for Enthusiasts , p.25) Published bibliographies are an excellent tool to use alongside library catalogues to identify key histories in your field of interest. The following are some useful reference books: D. H. Borchardt (ed.) Australians: A Guide to Sources Part of the Australians: A Historical Library , this is an essential reference book for identifying key books in Australian History. Covers general history, European discovery and colonisation, politics, the economy, society, culture, aboriginal studies, the environment, statistics and reference books. Whether you want to find a book about cooking in nineteenth century Australia, the history of newspapers, or the history of theatre, you'll find a starting point in here. Available in most library reference collections. (SAG ref: A3/1/62) Graeme Davison, J. B. Hirst, Stuart Macintyre (eds.)

51. Game Culture - For Gamers Who Think And Thinkers Who Game or report any dead links to editor@gameculture.com. links games news links SumeaLaunchpad – Site for australian and NZ general gaming news and commentary. http://www.game-culture.com/newssites.html

Game Culture thinking about computer games GAMING WEBSITES These are some of the many gaming-related websites out there. Please feel free to submit any other sites you have found useful or interesting, or report any dead links to editor@game-culture.com . Many thanks to game writer Joe Velikovsky from Ratbag Games and Vangie "Aurora" Beal from GameGirlz for their contributions to this list. Gaming research and analysis Digiplay Initiative Game Studies – Online academic journal Game Research Joystick 101 ludology.org Game Development and Industry Info Game Manufacturers Association – Game Manufacturers Association Gamasutra – Game development news and issues GameDev.net – Resources, news, developer networks Game Industry News – Daily industry news from US and Europe Game Developers Association of Australia IDSA – Interactive Digital Software Association IGDA – International Game Developers Association MCV UK Sumea Launchpad – Site for Australian and NZ Game Developers General gaming news and commentary AusGamers Australian Games Community site Adrenaline Vault Blue's News Cali Girl Net Daily Radar ... IGN Award-winning games/media site Nuclear Winter Gaming Network The Oxygen Tank The Register Rob's Gaming ... SlashDot – General geek news but has some good gaming-related stuff Stomped Telefragged – also tech news Voodoo Extreme Women Gamers Xtreme Gamez General games sites 24 Hour Gamer 3D Action Planet 3D Forums – mail forums on gaming topics/gaming community 3D Gamer – Mods, patches, utilities

52. Aboriginal Studies - General Resources Search Engine general Resources Koori Web History Intercultural Relationships australian Native Title Art culture Aboriginal Spirituality http://www.ciolek.com/WWWVLPages/AborigPages/General.html

The World-Wide Web Virtual Library Alphabetical Category Subtree WWW VL database Aboriginal General Online Resources Aboriginal Studies WWW Virtual Library The Internet Guide to Aboriginal Studies Edited by Dr T.Matthew Ciolek Est.: 15th Apr 1994. Last updated: 30 May 2004. This document is a part of the Aboriginal Studies WWW Virtual Library and keeps track of leading relevant University and Governmental information facilities. Please mail tmciolek@ciolek.com if you are interested in administering any specific area within this Virtual Library. Your feedback will be gratefully appreciated. This page is regularly updated. It is optimised for transmission speed, not for fancy looks. All links are inspected and evaluated before being added to this Virtual Library. Aboriginal Studies Virtual Library Koori Web Resources University Programs Governmental Web Resources Aboriginal History ... Aboriginal Online Bookstore Amazon.com USA Books Music Video Enter keywords... GENERAL RESOURCES A Aboriginal Independent Community Schools (AICS, Australia) [About AICS; The Schools; Resources; News; Jobs; Stories; Showcase]

53. Australian Governor-General Feels Heat Over Handling Of Abuse Case - Christianit Governor general of Australia in child abuse row – The Guardian, London Sex scandaldogs Governorgeneral – BBC (Dec. Subscribe to Books culture Magazine. http://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2002/102/44.0.html

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54. - Anglo-Australian - General Information - MDAA - Anglo-australian - general Information. australian fashion generally follows Westernstyle of dress but Popular culture is dominated by an emphasis on leisure http://www.mdaa.org.au/ethnic/angloaust/general.html

- Anglo-Australian - General Information TEXT VERSION WHAT'S NEW? ABOUT MDAA DISCUSSION FORUM FREQUENTLY ASKED INFORMATION IN COMMUNITY LANGUAGES LINKS SITE MAP ... Ethnic Communities and Disability Information The People Name of Country Australia Population 19 million (July 2000 est). Government Democratic, federal-state system with the British monarch as sovereign. Ethnic Groups Caucasians dominate Australia's population at 92%, Asian peoples make up 7% and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (Indigenous) people making up less than 1% of the population. Religions Christianity is the most prominent religion with Anglicans and Roman Catholics together making up 50% of the population and other Christian denominations 24.3%. 13% declare themselves as having 'no religion'. Languages English is the official language. About 17 % of the population speak a language other than English at home. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander dialects comprise 260 interrelated tongues, the vast majority of which are extinct. Life Expectancy Almost 80 years, 20-50% less for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

55. The Age Our ABC s spin on war in Iraq. Why I decided to resign as Governorgeneral. Hollingworthshows he has got it after all. The looming threat to australian culture. http://www.theage.com.au/articles/2003/05/26/1053801336252.html

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56. Australian Multicultural Writers The australian Multicultural Writers subset reflects the diversity of Australia sliterary community and the diversity of australian culture in general. http://www.austlit.edu.au/specialistDatasets/MW

Simple Search: Author Title Subject Home About Subscribe Search ... Help History Scope Contributors Sources Acknowledgements Specialist Research Subsets Australian Magazines Drama Multicultural Children's Literature Western Australia SA Women Responses to 'Asia' ATSI Writers SETIS Australian Multicultural Writers The Australian Multicultural Writers subset reflects the diversity of Australia's literary community and the diversity of Australian culture in general. This subset contains biographical details of writers who have identified particular cultural backgrounds, and bibliographical description of their works, published both in English and in more than fifty other languages. The Australian Multicultural Writers subset includes writers who have identified both an indigenous heritage and additional cultural heritages. The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Writers Subset includes all writers who have identified their indigenous heritage. Deakin University takes special responsibility for recording multicultural Australian literature, under the direction of Dr Wenche Ommundsen,

57. Maritime Union Of Australia: General: MUA Backs Australian Film Industry - 21 No able to ensure that Australia determines australian culture, not Hollywood Contact, Maritime Union of Australia. page http//mua.org.au/news/general/film.html http://www.mua.org.au/news/general/film.html

Advanced Search Shipping Stevedoring Port Services ... Mar-Apr 2004 MUA backs Australian film industry 21 November 2003 Wharfies and seafarers throw their weight behind push to protect Australian culture from globalisation and Australia/US Free Trade Agreement MUA National Secretary Paddy Crumlin joined Australian icon Jack Thompson in the call to protect our cultural heritage against the Australia/US Free Trade Agreement on the eve of the AFI awards this week. Actor Jack Thompson was in Sydney to launch the book Fighting Films: The History of the WWF Film Unit to a gathering of 200 film and maritime workers, veteran wharfies and academics at the Australian National Maritime Museum on Wednesday. In acknowledging the importance of filming Australian stories in our own vernacular, Jack Thompson and Paddy Crumlin both stressed the importance of protecting Australian culture. "We need to protect our cultural integrity and prevent the US dumping cheap films and shows here," said Mr Crumlin. "We need to expand local content laws which require Australian television and other media outlets to show Australian productions just like we need tighter restrictions on foreign shipping to protect the Australian merchant marine from being sunk by cheap, cut rate flag of convenience vessels that pollute our waters and exploit crew." Jack Thompson said he was very proud to be part of the rebirth of an Australian film industry and that we must not "surrender culturally" to the US.

58. BUBL LINK / 5:15 Internet Resources: Australian Culture for Independent Journalism Includes ACIJ news, general broadcasting and Centre forIndependent Journalism Subjects australian culture, journalism DeweyClass http://bubl.ac.uk/link/a/australianculture.htm

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59. Celebrating Australia: Identity By Design - Australian Consulate-General - Absol 200112-04 australian Consulate-general New York, NY Cross constellation, Australia sbeach culture and the important national emblem, the australian flag, have http://www.absolutearts.com/artsnews/2001/11/09/29337.html

account access login: password: artist port. gallery port. submit your arts news media kit about us services ... art history Indepth Arts News: "Celebrating Australia: identity by design" 2001-11-08 until 2001-12-04 Australian Consulate-General New York, NY, USA United States of America Developed as part of Australia’s Centenary of Federation celebrations, the exhibition explores the symbols used to promote Australia's national identity in the 20th century. It is the first Powerhouse Museum exhibition to tour the United States. The New York opening follows its inaugural showing at the Embassy of Australia gallery in Washington DC where the exhibition received over 1000 visitors. Celebrating Australia: identity by design includes familiar symbols like the kangaroo and Sydney Opera House, but also new and surprising cultural iconography such as David Lancashire’s Peace Roo poster and Mambo’s Mambo faith posters of the late 1990s, says Anne-Marie Van de Ven, curator of the exhibition. The exhibition looks at how our national cultural identity has been promoted through graphic design and incorporated into posters, artworks, magazines, photography and film from the 1930s to now. The exhibition is structured into seven major themes: Australia’s unique environment; Indigenous contribution to Australian identity; selling significant sites; cosmopolitan part of the world; festivals and celebrations; enduring popular identities; and towards the future.

60. China-Australia Electronic Information Centre: Australian Culture tourism and travel in Australia. Australia general A Guide to Australia(Charles Sturt University). Australia Tourist Commission. http://caeic.nlc.gov.cn/subjects/tourism.html

Organisations Reference Subjects Databases ... About the CAEIC Australian Subject Resources Tourism and Travel This page contains selected high level information sources which provide links to information about tourism and travel in Australia. Australia - general A Guide to Australia (Charles Sturt University) Australia Tourist Commission Parks Australia National parks and reserves managed by Environment Australia Australian Capital Territory New South Wales Tourism New South Wales Northern Territory Northern Territory Visitors' Centre Queensland Tourism Queensland South Australia South Australia Central - Tourism and Travel Tasmania Visiting Tasmania Victoria Tourism Victoria Western Australia Western Australian Tourism Commission Compiled by Tony Barry for ASIA In Australia 1999 Updated by Susan MacDougall and Li Zhiyao for ASIA In Australia April 2001

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