Story about Azaria's death has come to the end..
The story about Lindy Chamberlain and her daughter Azaria who was taken by the dingo was finally enlighted. Lindy has been given what she wanted - a new death certificate. After reding the interview, Lindy did today, it is clear that she went trough a soul painful period in her life. Only she knows how she feels, however it is a relief for her to continue her life with the family without media harrassment and stressfull moments.
Wednesday, 13 June 2012
Wednesday, 16 May 2012
Mother’s Day is a special day for women, particularly for
women who are mothers. This day is celebrated in different countries such as
Australia, Canada, United States, Georgia, Thailand, etc. It also falls on
different days depending on the countries.
In Australia, this day is marked on the second Sunday of May.
Then, people do different activities and they are included in various events.
On Mother's Day families usually visit zoos, botanical gardens or other places of interest. Some
of them go to restaurants, cafes or stay at home enjoying dinner. Children make
gifts, usually cards and they present them to their mothers. Gifts, such as
flowers, chocolates and clothing are not omitted.
Although, Mother’s Day today is an aspect of marketing campaign,
it is still a nice and respectful way of showing appreciation towards our
mothers.
Wednesday, 9 May 2012
Harmony Day
Harmony Day is a special day for all Australians, especially for migrants who have come from all parts of the world. Australia is a unique country where people of different nations live and work together. Therefore Harmony Day is an occasion where people celebrate this to show the advantages of being Australian with different backgrounds. Cultural diversity makes Australians’ lives very interesting and exciting, so Harmony Day gives people the opportunity to show what it is that makes Australia so special.
Harmony Day began in 1999 and since then it has been celebrated on 21 March every year. There are a lot of Harmony Day events such as different sporting activities, recitals and food parties in which people are encouraged to participate regardless of their background. All these events show that Australia is a beautiful place to live compared to the rest of the world.
Harmony Day is also the United Nation’s International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. It is organised and managed by the Department of Immigration and Citizenship.
Wednesday, 25 April 2012
ANZAC Day
ANZAC Day is celebrated on 25th April each year as a sign of remembering the brave men and women who have served Australia and New Zealand in times of war. ANZAC stands for Australian and New Zealand Army Corps. On that day Australians show their thanks to the people who have fought for Australia, specially for their heroes such as the famous Simpson and his donkey Duffy. During the First World War he put wounded soldiers on the donkey's back and helped them to the first aid tent.During the ANZAC Day service, Aussies recite the Ode. It is special poem which is said on that day. It is also a sign of remembering the brave people who were killed or hurt in times of war. Aussies also lay flowers and wreaths at the bottom of war memorials as a way of saying that Australians have remembered these brave people.
Wednesday, 21 March 2012
Reading news..
1. Lost for 11 500 years ... another part of the family
2. An aspirin a day may keep cancer away if US study has its way
We found out from "Sydney Morning Herald":
1. Lost for 11 500 years ... another part of the family
2. An aspirin a day may keep cancer away if US study has its way
We found out from "Sydney Morning Herald":
1. A team made up from Australian and Chinese researchers has discovered fossils of the previously unknown group of prehistoric humans in south - west China, called the Red Deer Cave people. They are supposed to be a new species of human because researchers found in them a mix of arhaic and modern features. These prehistoric humans, allegedly, left Africa very early on and came to China, but they didn't contribute genetically to people alive in East Asia today. Fossils show that they had short and flat faces with arhaic features such as big teeth and thick skulls. They are also supposed to have cooked and eaten a lot of vension, including a giant extinct red deer. Their brains, as it is assumed, had modern - looking frontal lobes. The discovery team believes that these fossils date about 14 000 years old.
2. The researchers from the City College of New York found a new compound of aspirin that can be used in curing 11 different kinds of cancer such as leukaemia, colon, pancreas etc. Recent studies have shown that aspirin can inhibit cancer cells growing up, but it has only research on animals so far. The researchers believe that one day it could be possible to applay the research to humans.
Wednesday, 7 March 2012
Clean Up Australia Day
Clean Up Australia Day is one way
of maintaining a clean environment in Australia. It also reminds people how
much looking after our environment is important to live healthily and
pleasantly. This event intends to motivate people to do their bit and to pull
together in the cleaning up of their local area.
The idea of cleaning up the
environment came from Ian Kiernan who was shocked by the pollution and rubbish
in the oceans. He asked his friends for help in cleaning up and they supported
him. Today Clean Up Australia Day is supported
by a big number of volunteers.
Everyone who wants to get behind
this event can be involved. Last year there were hundreds of volunteers from
different communities and schools to lend a hand in cleaning up.
On that day, which is held on the
first Sunday of March every year, Rockdale City Council is organising the
collection of rubbish from the local beaches, parks and streets. Individuals
from this area interested in the cleaning can visit Rockdale city council
website to find out more information on how to take part. All volunteers participating have to bring
their own pair of gloves, a bottle of water, a cap and sunscreen.
· * Clean Up
Day, 2012
· * Rockdale
City Council website, 2012
Wednesday, 29 February 2012
Doping in sport
Sport today is a profession which can bring money and
fame to an individual who invests big effort in training hard. Because of
that, many sportsmen burn out their bodies and damage their health. Some of them
aren’t able to achieve big results with their physical capacities and they reach
for forbidden substances.
Society find sport entertaining, recreational and a way
of maintaining good health and they don’t want to believe in the use of
doping. On the other hand, sportsmen use doping and cheat society because they
want to present themselves better than they are.
The problem could be solved, in my opinion, by legalising
the use of doping substances. There would be no more secrets and society would
not any longer idealise sportsmen who use drugs, and also, it would be fairer
to sportsmen who never used any drugs.
Friday, 24 February 2012
I am not a computer enthusiast, especially because sitting for a long time and staring at the computer screen are exhausting and frustrating. I find health more significant than any job that has to be done on a computer, so it is very important to know about health problems associated with the use of computers. If we are aware of the fact that sitting at the computer for many hours every day can influence very badly on our body, we must pay attention to how to protect our health from problems that this can cause.
There are many useful advice given by different websites, brochures and books on how to avoid the consequences caused by working long time on the computer. For example, if we feel fatigue or we have a headache, we have to take breaks - at least 5 minutes break every hour. We also have to wear glasses if are prescribed to avoid eye problems. Many sites recommend looking away from the screen when we are at the computer and focusing on something in the distance.
If we get a backache while working on the computer, that is the sign of bad posture. In this case we have to adjust our body position, to sit with the back straight and take regular breaks. This is very important to save our body from repetitive strain injuries such as finger damage or other parts of the body damage.
There are many useful advice given by different websites, brochures and books on how to avoid the consequences caused by working long time on the computer. For example, if we feel fatigue or we have a headache, we have to take breaks - at least 5 minutes break every hour. We also have to wear glasses if are prescribed to avoid eye problems. Many sites recommend looking away from the screen when we are at the computer and focusing on something in the distance.
If we get a backache while working on the computer, that is the sign of bad posture. In this case we have to adjust our body position, to sit with the back straight and take regular breaks. This is very important to save our body from repetitive strain injuries such as finger damage or other parts of the body damage.
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