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Dreamtime art is a powerful representation of the Dreamtime- a belief in creation and existence, it is deeply embedded in Australian Aboriginal culture. These pieces of art are more than just pictures; they tell stories that illustrate the journeys of ancestor spirits and the steps of creation of the natural world. Dreamtime art demonstrates the cultural heritage of Indigenous Australians, sharing ancestral stories and the everlasting link to land and spirituality through unique dot paintings, earthy colours, and complex patterns.  These works of art give insight into a rich culture and act as a link between ancient and modern art.

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Religion in Australia: A Diverse Landscape

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Religion in Australia: A Diverse Landscape

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There is no particular leading religion in Australia; rather, religion varies. While Christianity, especially Catholicism and Anglicanism, is widely practised, there are also increasing numbers of non-religious individuals and adherents of other religions, including Buddhism, Islam, Hinduism, and Sikhism. Australia's diverse population reflected in its religious environment, which encourages tolerance and respect for all religions. Churches, temples, mosques, and other houses of worship may be found all around the country, adding to Australia's unique variety of religious diversity.

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Australian Dance: A Celebration of Culture

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Australian Dance: A Celebration of Culture

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The fascinating corroboree is a prominent ceremonial dance that is a part of the richly embedded Indigenous traditions of Australian dance. Through rhythmic movements, bright body paint, and didgeridoos, these performances pass on stories, history, and spiritual connections, acting as a method of cultural preservation and fostering communal ties. A vibrant celebration of variety, innovation, and the ongoing connection to the land and its Indigenous origins has resulted from the combination of ballet and hip-hop forms with Indigenous dance in Australia. This multicultural nation's diverse culture has also influenced other types of dance as well.
(“Corroboree | Australian Aboriginal Rite | Britannica,” 2020)
Corroboree | Australian Aboriginal rite | Britannica. (2020). In Encyclopædia Britannica. https://www.britannica.com/topic/corroboree

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Australian Sport: A Passion and a Way of Life

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Australian Sport: A Passion and a Way of Life

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Sport is more than just something to do in Australia; it is an essential aspect of the national identity. Sports are a uniting component of Australian culture, bringing communities together. Sports have a particular place in the hearts of Australians, whether it's the historic Test matches in cricket, the adrenaline-pumping Australian Rules Football (AFL), or dominating the swimming and surfing scenes. The Australian Open, the Olympics, and local matches all add to this national obsession by encouraging not just competitiveness but also friendship and a dedication to a healthy lifestyle. Sport is undeniably associated with the fabric of Australian life.

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Determinants of Health Influence on Refugees in Australia

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Determinants of Health Influence on Refugees in Australia

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Access to Affordable Health Services of Decent Quality: Ensuring migrant and refugee populations have access to affordable, high-quality healthcare is critical to their overall well-being. Due to limited access to healthcare services, prompt medical attention and preventative treatments might be compromised resulting in health inequities within these populations.

Housing: Access to safe and stable housing is critical for good health. However, due to circumstances such as low income and prejudice, migrants and refugees have difficulty finding proper housing.  Substandard living circumstances, such as overcrowding and environmental concerns also endanger individuals' health.

Discrimination and Social Inclusion: Social inclusion is critical for mental and emotional well-being. Discrimination can discourage people from obtaining medical attention, limit their access to school and jobs, and encourage feelings of social alienation and anxiety.  Furthermore, unfavourable stereotypes about refugees can worsen these issues, preventing integration and equal access to resources and opportunities.
World Health Organisation. (2017, February 3). Determinants of health. Www.who.int. https://www.who.int/news-room/questions-and-answers/item/determinants-of-health#:~:text=The%20determinants%20of%20health%20include

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Indigenous people, specifically the Bundjalung Aboriginals of coastal New South Wales used tea tree oil as a traditional bush remedy. They made a paste from the crushed leaves of the tea tree to apply to wounds and boiled it into a soothing tea to treat throat problems. Long before modern science confirmed its antibacterial powers, this folk treatment showed how well they understood them.
All about Australian Tea Tree :: Australian Tea Tree Industry Association (ATTIA) :: (2015). Teatree.org.au. https://teatree.org.au/teatree_about.php

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Working with People from Migrant and Refugee Backgrounds

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Working with People from Migrant and Refugee Backgrounds

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After reading domain 7 of the 'Culturally Responsive Clinical Practice' standards. I am mindful that my cultural background, beliefs, values, and prejudices can have a significant impact on how I conduct myself as a professional. This self-awareness, though first difficult, is essential for giving high-quality care to people from various cultural backgrounds.

As I think about it, I've realised how significantly patient outcomes and interactions are impacted by cultural competency. In addition to being aware, I will actively seek out educational opportunities, including training in cultural sensitivity, and capitalise on patient experiences to improve my competency.

I'm still fully committed to this adventure. I'll keep reflecting on myself, pursue new knowledge, and incorporate cultural awareness into my routine. In accordance with the concepts of Domain 7, my objective is to promote a healthcare environment characterised by respect, understanding, and the embracing of many cultural perspectives.

mrwhpadmin. (n.d.). Competency Standards Framework. Migrant & Refugee Women’s Health Partnership. https://culturaldiversityhealth.org.au/competency-standards-framework/

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I consider health as the harmonious balance between physical, mental, and emotional well-being. It is waking up energised and eager to take on both the challenges and pleasures of life. The ability to think, learn, and adapt supports personal development. Health to me is determined by many factors, e.g. what we eat, how we talk, what we think and how we live. My greatest asset is my health, which enables me to appreciate everything around me, address problems with grace, and enjoy each day as if it were the last.

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Arriving Syrian refugees in Australia may experience a number of urgent health issues, with mental health being the most prevalent one. They may develop significant mental troubles, such as PTSD, depression, and anxiety, as a result of the trauma they've endured, particularly conflict and displacement.

Furthermore, there are worries that these refugees may have been exposed to transmissible diseases in congested refugee environments, including cholera, malaria, and TB. To stop outbreaks, rapid screening and treatment are vital.

Additionally, delays in routine vaccinations caused by displacement might make refugees more vulnerable to illnesses that can be prevented by vaccination. Their health is at risk, as is the health of the whole Australian population.

A comprehensive strategy is required to address these issues, including behavioural health care, regular screening, immunisation programmes, and healthcare access. Prompt intervention is key to ensuring the well-being of Syrian refugees and protecting public health in Australia.

Australian Refugee Health» Primary Care for People of Refugee Backgrounds. (n.d.). https://refugeehealthguide.org.au ‌

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Rolling oats, coconut, sugar, butter, golden syrup, baking soda, and flour are combined to create the traditional Australian treat known as an ANZAC cookie and baked to a golden brown perfection.

They are significant in Australian culture because they were given to troops because of their extended shelf life, which represents resilience, and because they have a connection to the ANZAC warriors of World War I.

Today, they are delicious treats and a reminder of the sacrifices made by these soldiers, frequently eaten on ANZAC Day.

The ingredient are as follows:

2 cups rolled oats

1/2 cup sugar

1 cup plain flour

1/2 cup melted butter

1 tbls golden syrup

2 tbls boiling water

1 tsp bicarbonate soda

Recipe:

1. Combine dry ingredients.

2. Mix golden syrup, boiling water and bicarbonate of soda until they froth. Add melted butter.

3. Combine butter mixture and dry ingredients.

4. Drop teaspoons of mixture onto floured tray, allowing room for spreading.

5. Bake in a slow oven.

Anzac biscuit recipes | The Australian War Memorial. (n.d.). Www.awm.gov.au. https://www.awm.gov.au/articles/encyclopedia/anzac/biscuit/recipe

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