... called away to fight, leaving the workforce almost empty. This meant that they had to get women to fill in the roles of the men. December 1942 and a director of manpower was appointed, directing people from jobs that weren't essential during the war to those that were like arms manufacturing. ... they proved whilst there that they were capable of doing any mans job and put in all their effort to succeed! Women in the forces, services and helping out! As the same as world war one, generally the government and military commanders didn't want women to be present in the battle ... at ever...

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... ( Carrodus, Delany and Smith 2012, pg 114). This lead to more women organisations being introduced such as the Women's Auxiliary Australian Air force(WAAAF), Women Royal Australian Navy Services(WRANS), Australian Women's Army Services(AWAS) and the Women's Land Army (WLA). In July 1942, the Women's Land Army was officially recognized. This organisation was first created in WW1 and was used during ... themselves. If they did not work sufficiently well, they could be dismissed from the farm's service by the farmer. The WLA continued in existence after the war had ended in December 1945. I...

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... of the original aboriginal Nyoongar tribe occupied the areas in, and around Perth. Up to 40 000 years old traces has been found of the Nyoongar, and their ancestors. In December 1696, the Dutch ships Nijptangh, Geelvinck and Het Weseltje commanded by Captain Willem De Valmingh anchored near Rottnest Island. Rottnest Island lies in visual range of Perth, and is a popular ... and one in the south provides transportation for interstate traffic. A major east-west rail line carries goods and passengers between Western Australia and other states. An extensive public rail network services agri...

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... of the original aboriginal Nyoongar tribe occupied the areas in, and around Perth. Up to 40 000 years old traces has been found of the Nyoongar, and their ancestors. In December 1696, the Dutch ships Nijptangh, Geelvinck and Het Weseltje commanded by Captain Willem De Valmingh anchored near Rottnest Island. Rottnest Island lies in visual range of Perth, and is a popular ... and one in the south provides transportation for interstate traffic. A major east-west rail line carries goods and passengers between Western Australia and other states. An extensive public rail network services agri...

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... aborigines from all over Australia. For aboriginal people to be able to claim land as theirs, enables them to practise their spirituality, which is a vital part of their lives. In December 1993 the Native Title Act was passed which put into law what the Mabo decision stated and made Native Title possible. Although the Mabo decision was quite important in regard ... not own land on their own right. The Borbidge government of the YEAR has threatened the indigenous people by saying that the growing resentment against Native Title claims could affect services to the aboriginal people. For t...

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