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What is the role of landscape/the desert in relation to gay culture in Australia?
Maybe the landscape and the scene we watched has to do with the fact that they have survived. The climbing to the top of the rock is like a metaphor to show how tough has been to be happy and achieve their goals. Also, the centre has the symbolic value of being "ignored" and "misunderstood", so I think it is a memorable clip to compare with gay culture.

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-    How is Australian masculinity represented in this movie?
Masculinity is represented in the form of bravery and toughness but also comradership and team spirit. As the protagonist said, men should be able to live in the bush, therefore, most of men have this characteristics in the movie.
-    Describe the bush
A place in which people and animals live together. There is no violence and there is a connection between aboriginal people and the bush. Finally, we can say that time is not the same as we know since there is no precence of western calendars.
-    How is aboriginality represented in this movie?
Aboriginality is represented as people who celebrate their culture and traditions, and are free and respectful people
-    Why do you think this movie represents a dimension of Australian identity?
This movie represents a dimension of Australian identity because it provides the connection between the aborigines and the western world. Also, this movie shows the lifestyle aboriginal people had and the connection they had and still have with nature.
-    To what extent is the representation of Crocodile Dundee different to the Chilean huaso?
Both are very similar in terms of the use of slang and connection to animals and nature in general and both are considered tough people. However, the main difference between both of them is that aboriginal people are more conscious about everything that are around them, such as animals, places, food, and so on while the Chilean huaso are not as close to nature as aboriginals. Additionally, huasos are not as excluded as aboriginal people.

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a)    What are some key features of an Australian accent? Are they different from the ones mentioned by Adams Hills?
First, there is no one Autralian accent, there are many and vary due to many factors. However, one common characteristic is the rising intonation, the hesitation sounds and nasality.
b)    According to McPherson, what are some incorrect popular representations of Australian accents?
The one on the Simpsons episode and the cockney accent
c)    Which factors influence different forms of Australian accents?
The place in which the person lives can influence the accent. Also, the socioeconomic factors and the kind of education are an influence as well.
d)    Why is Kate Winslet’s representation of Australian accent mentioned in the interview?
Kate Winslet's representation is mentioned because she imitated the accent very well
e)    Why is cockney accent mentioned in the interview?
Cockney accent is mentioned because they tend to use schwa sound when the word is not stressed at the end and people confuse it with the Australian accent

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How are aborigines portrayed in this scene?
Aborigines are shown as respectful, welcoming and friendly people. It seems like they do not have stereotypes or preconceptions about the men or the drag queens.
What do the aborigines and the drag queens have in common?
Both, the drag queens and the aborigines, have suffered from discrimination. They also share the fact that they do not have a common europanised image.

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How did they feel as they saw their bus with an anti-gay slogan?
They felt sad and dissapointed, because they were discriminated by people living in the city and also by the ones living in the centre. These feelings can be noted when one of the men says "no matter how tough I'm getting, it still hurts".

What does the scene in which Felicia is singing opera on top of the bus represent?
We think that is a symbol of resistance, because they show that their motivation or their self-steem and energy won`t be affected by the discrimination they suffered. They won`t give up and won`t stop doing what they like

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-  What was the most significant event in the history of Sydney?
The most significant event in the history of Sydney is when the British convicts arrived to the country because this shaped the Australian culture that we know nowadays
-  Where is the Opera House?
The Opera House is located in Sydney. next to the Harbour Bridge.
-  What is the town hall made of?
The town hall is made of mellow golden local Sydney sandstone.
-  When did Sydney become a city?
Sydney established itself as a city in 1842.
-  Where are the houses of parliament?
The houses of the parliament are located in the eastern part of the country.
-  When did the British stop sending convicts to Australia?
The British stopped sending convicts to Australia in 1840.
-  Why did the the First Fleet travel to Australia?
The first fleet traveled to Australia with the aim of establishing a prison settlement for British convicts.
-  When did the first fleet arrived?
The first fleet arrived on 26 January, 1788.
-  Who originally lived in Sydney?
Gadigal people, an aboriginal tribe, were the original inhabitants of Sydney.

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                            OUR VIDEO: Racism in Australia

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                                                MOVIE: "Priscilla, The Queen of the Desert".

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                                                MOVIE: "Priscilla, The Queen of the Desert".