How has Brad Fittler helped society or Australia?
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I don't think he has personally. He was just a guy that played sport and was really good at it.\n\nHe may have done charity work off the field but I do not know of any.\n\nBut I guess if you want to find anything at all, you could say he inspired others to succeed??
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Australia - I feel happy and free. Life can busy and simple and there aren't millions of people everywhere!
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Australia through grit and determination, made a lot of people who were neutrals, pick a side.  \n\nBe proud, because pride in this case is the fact that they held up the flag and every Ozzy was proud to a be a part of that.\n\nBe proud because, even I, a long time Brazilian supporter found myself, secretly of course, wanting to see the Australians pop one goal in..\n\nPride in this case isn't just about performance, its about giving everyone a dream.  and sharing something like that is Brilliant.
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Australia ... Good peoples . Have more places to spend time with my honey.... Waiting for the day to go
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Everyone plays a role in maintaining law and order. Society, in theory should exist to benefit everyone. If we all do our part to make things a little better than they were before we got here then many will benefit.\n\nFollow the spirit of the law (Not necessarily the letter) and encourage others to do the same for a better society and all will be well.
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Although I didn't know the exact figures, I did know that Australia had been vastly the most generous country in terms of total donations per capita or as a percentage of their economic size.\n\nThe USA did give the most money in total, but as a proportion of population or GDP, the contribution was much smaller than countries like Australia, Norway, the Netherlands or Canada.
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As a Briton, i think Australia should do what's best for itself as an independent country. \n\nI doubt there is much to gain by becoming republic other than an increase in "national pride" - something that would mean nothing to me personally.\n\nThough i would like to see an Austalian flag with it's adopted green and yellow colours and rid of the Union Jack.
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Well, I here is a link that I've found useful. It talks a lot about the issue, and has a lot of resources: http://www.anu.edu.au/BoZo/Scott/Studentresources.html
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about 2 years ago then this one sounds right\nhttp://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,20867,11246059-27652,00.html\n\nhope that helps
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South Africa and Australia
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take a look Austrailian news:
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You know there is just no pleasing some people. As an Aussie who admires his talent, I was dumbfounded and disappointed with how quickly people turned on him because he was having a few problems, many from his own nation. I see he is a hero again now. Gee why doesn't that surprise me...I hope he gets the record..and I hope he knows not everyone turned their backs on him.
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I don't know but you may want to look at Foucault since he proposed a lot of changes about how we think about and treat criminals.  It may be a start.
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GST Costello?  The turncoat social democrat who never saw a trade union he didn't try to break?  Not bloody likely!  He'd be an improvement over Howard, of course; who wouldn't?  Even nutters like ASP, the Fishing Party and the Great Australia Party would have to listen to the rest of Oz in a way that Howard refuses to!
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By jove mate I think your on to something, I wonder how Aussy would like to be the 51 state. I am just kidding.
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why not look up sydney, perth or alice springs. larger cities have better education.
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Australia's economy has been doing well in the last few years, resulting in many new jobs... \n\nIn particular, there's many open jobs in health care (doctors, nurses), engineering, mining, and travel/tourism.