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1. Tony Abbott, the asylum seekers and Bill Shorten. Abbott and Shorten are portrayed in a negative light as they seem like they’re pretending to care. They seem sarcastic, unapologetic and like they will not take any of the blame.

2. They’re playing oblivious to the fact they had anything to do with the ship sinking and they’re holding a newspaper to block their view probably on purpose. Odds are that their policy are responsible for the ‘wrong way go back’ sign sitting in the background. The picture is commenting on the asylum seeker situation within Australia and how Abbott and Shorten have obvious anti-asylum seeker/ refugee values.

3. The cartoonist is obviously taking 'stabs' at the abbott government and he is conveying this through sarcasm, irony, symbolism (the tie colours representing labour and liberal parties), labelling (border force & ‘wrong way go back’) and exaggeration of Tony abbots ears and the large ‘wrong way go back’ signs representing their ideologies on refugees.

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1) Doctors and nurses are seen being transported away in cages from an offshore asylum detention centre. We can also see two guards representing the Australian politicians escorting the prisoners.
2) The issue relates to the Border Force Act 2015 that could punish whistle-blowers with two years imprisonment.
3) It represent a negative view of a disproportionate response from the Australian government in regards to human rights violations in asylum detention centres. The illustrator has used labeling, symbolism, analogy, irony
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1) Doctors and nurses are seen being transported away in cages from an offshore asylum detention centre. We can also see two guards representing the Australian politicians escorting the prisoners.
2) The issue relates to the Border Force Act 2015 that could punish whistle-blowers with two years imprisonment.
3) It represent a negative view of a disproportionate response from the Australian government in regards to human rights violations in asylum detention centres. The illustrator has used labeling, symbolism, analogy, irony

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question 1 - children and asylum seekers. negative portrayal

question 2 - ·         Unaccompanied asylum seeker children. Quality of life and how they are being raised in poor conditions. Silver vs wooden spoon
kid on the right is shivering and looking around with shifty eyes because he cannot trust anyone around him

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Symbolism - ball and chain (prison)
analogy - parallel universe. kid on the left has a blue sky and no worry in the world where as the kid on the right is in a dank gloomy cell.
irony - came to Australia for a better life and is now in prison

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1. a) Asylum seekers, Humanitarian politicians. b) Negative portrayal.
2. Asylum seekers are drowning at sea and politicians are nowhere to be seen.
3. Labelling, Irony, Analogy, Symbolism.

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1. Negatively representing the Australian government
2. The Australian government discriminating against asylum seekers
3. Cartoonist is again the governments asylum seekers policy. They have used symbolism, labelling

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