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I wonder how many people go from homless to a normal person with a job

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Is there any other reasons that they would become homeless?

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People are put in Nauru if they are found as refugees.

Nauru is said to be one of the poorest places on earth.

When people got to Christmas Island they demanded asylum.

Everyone that lives there, lives in tents.

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Thee days, men and women are basically equal in what we do and where we go. We both have the privilege to have an education, we are all allowed to vote, and they can both work anywhere they want, things like that. In the old days it was not like that what so ever. Women were just known for staying home, cooking and looking after the kids. Men were way more privileged in everything that they did and said. A lot of women started to protest and demand better rights for women, they were called suffragettes.
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What is the reasoning for women still get paid less than men?

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If you were a women in the 1800's you wouldn't have been able to even leave the house

Everything they had would belong to the husband in the relationship

In the late 1800's the started to demand and protest for a change. They were called suffragettes

Suffrage is the right to vote in political elections

Some people argued that women shouldn't be allowed to vote because they were too emotional and they weren't smart enough to understand politics

When the men to fight in WWII they were able to do the jobs that men did, but a soon as they came back they had to go back to there homes.

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Refugees and migrants
Two family migrated to Australia because something has happened in there country. One family came from new Zealand . It was hard for them to settle in because they were scared they wouldn't make friends, needing to work and study and needed new experiences. The other family came from ... and migrated to Australia because they were forced to simply because it was dangerous caused from war. Refugees are people who are forced to leave there country because there life has been irritated by either war, violence or bad treatment this is because of there race, gender or beliefs.

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4 million people had to escape Syria

I learnt that refugees are people forced out of the country and migrants are people who want to leave for work or new experiences or just to start a better life

In Mingoola they were giving away some houses to refugees.

In Sudan 2 million had to leave their homes

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a lot of people in the world need men so they can do what they want such as the big one going to school some women are not even aloud to go to school now the only way to get a right for women to get right is for the men to fight next to the women.

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1/4 of homeless people are children.
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Mabo day is the day that Aboriginals and Torres Straight islanders recognize Australia's acknowledgment of prior existence of Aboriginals in Australia.

The reason there is Mabo Day is because a man named Eddie Mabo fought for Aboriginal Rights and in 1992 he won.

When the Europeans took over Australia they renamed Uluru   Ayeres Rock.

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People want to change the date of Australia day because they think that the Aboriginals get offended.
The government made it a law that they can't offend, insult, humiliate or intimidate people because  of their race or background.
Some people in the government want to change  offend, insult & humiliate to harass instead but a lot of people are worried because they might tease them but not harass and get away with it. 89% of kids aged between 13 &17 have experienced racism.

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1/4 of homeless people are children.
They feed over 50 people everyday

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The number of homeless people in Australia has risen to more than 100,000.
25% of the homeless are kids

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Mabo day is the day that Aboriginals and Torres Straight islanders recognize Australia's acknowledgment of prior existence of Aboriginals in Australia.

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* 1 in 5 people have been a target of "racial discrimination"

* 1 in 5 children have experienced racism

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June the third is the date that people celebrate Mabo day.
Mabo day is when aboriginal and torres strait islander people recognize Australia's acknowledgement of prior existence of Aboriginal people in Australia.

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Fred's Van  works at 6 pm just so people can have meal that night and the next day.

Schools donate food to foundations.

25% of the homeless are kids

More than 100,000 people are homeless

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Back then none had respect for women.

They have been upgrading women sports buildings.

Women are becoming more equal.

Women still get paid less then men.

Women were told off if they protested about there rights.

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people had no food and water for 4 days and 4 nights and were left in the cold

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Women have been fighting a long long time which shows love and dedication.

Men hogged most of the things women had.

People had no respect for women.

The women's first game felt like it was the best one ever.

People were turned away  because there wasn't enough space.

The women football was a huge success.

7 Million dollars has been used to upgrade facilities.

A lot of people have been inspired by all the women who now play football.

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4 million people fled from Syria
and more are still fleeing
11 out of 500 survived with the help of Doaa

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1 out of 200 Aussies are homeless.

1/4 of homeless people are kids.

There are over 100,000 homeless people living on the streets.

More people are showing awareness about homelessness now than before also the people  care more.

Some problems that cause this is because some people get addicted to alcohol,smoking and gambling.or kids are brought up in there families homeless.or they can't afford a home so they have no shelter and then that goes to then living on the street.

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4 million have fled from Syria
7 million are still fleeing
On a boat 11 out of 500 survived
You can apply for an asylum at Christmas island

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Women are becoming more and more equal to men because of politics.

3 years ago, Australia elected the first female prime minister.

Women are still getting paid less than men.

Some women would get arrested for protesting.

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Suffragettes would protest for women's rights

The government gave $7 million dollars so women could play sport and there would be more viewers.

Women would get arrested for protesting

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- half of homeless people are under the age of 25 years old
- More than 100,000 people are homeless
- Most homeless people don't have resources like shelter, food, and water
- 1 in 200 Australians sleep on the street
-  2.5 million Aussies don't have enough money to buy the resources they really need
- More than 600,000 kids live in poverty
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* There are 120,000 homeless people on the street and  40,000 of them are kids.
* There is a school that is raising money and and buying sleeping bags and materials for the homeless.
* There are a lot of organisations helping to donate food, money and clothes to the homeless
* A lot of people volunteer with Fred's van and preparing the foo

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We used to cook around a 5200 pies 16 years ago to now 1.2 million meals a year. They will build a $4.5 million dollar kitchen in Brisbane that can cook 5 million meals a year. we can supply meals all over Australia now that we have so many people working and volunteering and the help from the government.
Homelessness has risen up to 100,000 people and a lot of them are young kids. Kids and adults are becoming more aware of how homelessness is just getting worse and schools are getting kids to donate food to homeless people. I couldn't find the exact reason but I saw something about more people coming into the country which means more people will be homeless.

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I know people can get addicted to drugs or they were brought into the family but are there any other reasons apart from addiction high prices and being brought into the family.

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We used to cook 5200 meals are year, around 16 years ago. Now we cook up to 1.2 million meals a year for the homeless. Eventually the kitchens for the homeless are planning to cook 5 million meals a year. It is so great that so many people are volunteering to help the homeless by cooking food and giving it out for free. There are 120,000 homeless people on the street, one quarter of them are children. Almost 60,000 homeless people are under the age of 25.

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I think that it is unfair because they only get to play 7 games a in a season not including the Grand final I think they should be Able to play more than 7 games a year

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it's unfair that women still get paid less than men.

I think the first round of women's afl felt like the grand final because they got to play afl for the first time.

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The number of homeless people in Australia has risen to more than 100,000.
People send boxes of ingredients and meals off to people who are homeless.

Some people have a home they just can’t pay for it.

People who are homeless don’t have the basic resources like shelter, food and water.

If everyone chips in and plays their part we can slowly decrease the amount of homeless people on the streets.

People get a better feeling from giving things to the homeless rather than taking.
Homelessness has increased by 17% since the last count.
Almost half of the 100,000 people who are homeless are under 25 years old.
Some people become homeless because they have family problems or they can not afford a place to live in.
There are special youth services to support others and help get their lives back on track.
When you are homeless you can still have hope and see that there is light at the end of the tunnel.
FareShare uses foods that have been thrown out and are perfectly fine for people to eat, otherwise the food would end up in landfill. They fight hunger by creating delicious and nutritious meals for the homeless.
FareShare has the largest charity kitchen in the southern hemisphere.

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3 years ago a refugee camp in Zaatari {border of Syria and Jordan} was completely empty and just plain desert. Now it is full of tents with over 100.000 people and half of them are kids. The reason most families went to the refugee camp was because of war in their country.
The camp is temporary and everyone is expected to go back home after the fighting in Syria is over. One family started living in a really uncomfortable and bad tent. But their spent most of his making his family a home. People argue over the food and water that is delivered. The family says that the most important for everyone is education.

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Refugee camp
A family lived in siria and had to move to Zaatari because of war. More 100,000 people lived in the desert and half of them which was more than 5000 were kids. This family first started living in a tent. They all expected to go back to there country earlier, but they were surprised how long they had to stay at the refugee camp. They thought that it is most important for everyone to have access to education.

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The first round of the  season for women felt like the Grand Final because they final had a chance to play AFL.

Adelaide women's players got the chance to meet up with some to tell  them about Women's AFL and what they do and they also encourage them to play/ the great sport to prove people wrong that women can play AFL.

The opening Carlton & Collingwood game became sold out and they had to turn down THOUSANDS of people.

The Victorian government encourages women to play the sports that men play.

Women that play AFL are an inspiration to little girls all around Australia, they are sending them a message saying that women can do anything as long as they try.

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Because so many people showed up to the first Women's AFL game thousands had to go back home.

The Victorian government launched a program called #changeourgame to encourage more girls to play sport.

people said that girls can't play footy and now they are playing AFL.

The First round felt like the grand final to the Women.

Lots of the Women now playing AFL are inspiring girls to play.

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The  first round that the women played felt like a grand final to them.

The Victorian government spent  7 million dollars  on improving the women's equipment.

For the first game thousands of people has to go home because there was not enough space.

The Victorian government wanted to work on equal rights to girls so he launched a program called #changeourgame.

An Adelaide player for the women, Kelly Gibson said don't ever let someone tell you , you can 't do anything because

They were encouraging more girls to get invovled in sport.

The AFL Adelaide women 's team has inspired quite a few young girls.