... to poverty" (Fincher and Wulff 1998). Henderson highlighted that particular groups experienced poverty differently in various places, indicating a spatial concentration of poverty. Henderson also cites that around 2 million Australian's are under the Henderson Poverty Line. Australia's consumer based society brands people that are lacking in material possessions in poverty such as figure 2, the Smith Family's Report. In direct ... , class systems still influence the circumstance of poverty. In conjunction with this, education levels within Australia and Indonesia could be described as ve...

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... war on terror has produced many results - with members of JI responsible for the Bali Bombings being sentenced to death and there has been increased cooperation with external parties - including Australian, American, British and Japanese input. Furthermore, Indonesia, in a dangerous bid for international favour, Abu Bakar Bashir - Spiritual leader of Jemaah Islamiyah faced police questioning over Christian church ... anger in the Muslim world by attacking Iraq. It does not contribute to the fight against terrorism". Despite this, instead of Mahatir criticising Washington directly, he spo...

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... than to colonise the people, The company' (Vereniging Oost Indische Compagnie, VOC) used to legalise this trading base went bankrupt in the mid 17th century and the Dutch government took control. The concept of colonisation was then more thoroughly implemented until the Japanese occupation from 1942 to '45. The period of Japanese occupation was an important time for ... to recognise the new nation. Another constitution that followed a more western doctrine of democracy was written in 1950. Throughout this period, (until 1957), Indonesian leaders were torn between fully representative g...

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