Body odor (B.O.) bad smell in body.

deodorant: A substance applied to the body, usually under the arms, to prevent or reduce body odor.

vax: informal word for vaccine or vaccinate

courtesy: Polite behavior that shows respect to others.

curtsy: A respectful gesture by women or girl, bending the knees slightly.

intruding: Entering or disturbing a place or situation without permission.

linking: In pronunciation, the joining of words together smoothly in speech.

elision: The omission of a sound or syllable in speech

portfolio review: An evaluation of someone's collection of work or projects.

digital portfolio

student portfolio

career portfolio

portfolio management

elision

assimilation

geminate: the doubling or lengthening of a sound in speech.

germinate: sprout

courteous

This can be the basis for your learning portfolio on PADLET

2025 T3 AMEP Orientation All Levels On Campus_v1

The Department of Families, Fairness and Housing acknowledges the Traditional Owners and Custodians of the lands and waters on which we live, work and play. We acknowledge all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples across the state. We pay respect to and recognise the contributions of their Elders past and present, and other First Peoples, who have fought tirelessly for the rights of their communities.

The sovereignty of First Peoples has never been ceded. Their strength and resilience as the world's oldest living culture is enduring.

Australian Red Cross. Enrol in a class in your state here or phone 1800 733 276

St John Ambulance. Go online to find the St John in your state and book a class or phone 1300 360 455

Royal Life Saving Australia. Go online to select your state for class details. Or phone 1300 737 763

Five songs with the right beat to practise CPR

1.      I Will Survive – Gloria Gaynor

2.      Stayin’ Alive – Bee Gees

3.      Breaky Heart – Billy Ray Cyrus

4.      Another One Bites the Dust – Queen

5.      Beat It – Michael Jackson 

Listen to all 5 songs.

Decide which one works best for you.

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Australian Red Cross. Enrol in a class in your state here or phone 1800 733 276

St John Ambulance. Go online to find the St John in your state and book a class or phone 1300 360 455

Royal Life Saving Australia. Go online to select your state for class details. Or phone 1300 737 763

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Speak informally for between 30 - 60 seconds. No more.

This is not a test. It is just informal speaking practice.

Name and upload your recording to the bottom of this column.

If you're new to the class, please see my instructions on how to upload your recording.

Remember her pronunciation tips.

#australia #america #montyfranklin #language #ridiculous #funny #standup #comedy #words"

November 11 is a deeply significant date in Australian history, marked by solemn remembrance and dramatic political change. It is best known as Remembrance Day, but also witnessed one of the most pivotal moments in Australian politics.

🕊️ Remembrance Day (Armistice Day)

• 1918 – End of World War I: At 11am on the 11th day of the 11th month, the Armistice was signed, ending fighting in WWI. Australians observe one minute of silence to honor those who died or suffered in wars and peacekeeping operations.

• 1934 – Shrine of Remembrance opened in Melbourne: Over 300,000 people attended the dedication of this iconic war memorial.

• 1941 – Australian War Memorial officially opened in Canberra: A national tribute to Australians who served and died in wars.

⚖️ Political Upheaval

• 1975 – Dismissal of Prime Minister Gough Whitlam: Governor-General Sir John Kerr dismissed Whitlam during a constitutional crisis, making it the most dramatic political event in Australian history. Malcolm Fraser was appointed caretaker Prime Minister.

🧑‍🤠 Other Notable Events

• 1880 – Ned Kelly hanged: The infamous bushranger was executed at Melbourne Gaol.

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Remembrance Day - Behind The News

Ned Kelly was a notorious Australian bushranger, outlaw, and folk hero who became a symbol of resistance against colonial authority. He lived from 1854/55 to 1880 and is best known for his dramatic final shootout in homemade bulletproof armor and his controversial legacy as both a criminal and a rebel icon.

🧑‍🌾 Early Life

• Born Edward Kelly in Beveridge, Victoria, to Irish immigrant parents.

• His father, a former convict, died when Ned was 12, leaving him to support his family.

• Grew up in poverty and had frequent run-ins with the law from a young age.

🔫 Life as a Bushranger

• Became the leader of the Kelly Gang, which included his brother Dan and two friends, Joe Byrne and Steve Hart.

• The gang was involved in bank robberies, horse theft, and violent confrontations with police.

• In 1878, after a police shootout at Stringybark Creek that left three officers dead, the gang was declared outlaws.

🛡️ The Ironclad Legend

• In 1880, the gang staged a final stand at Glenrowan, wearing homemade suits of iron armor.

• The standoff ended with Ned being captured after being shot in the legs; the others died in the siege.

• His armor became an iconic symbol of defiance and is now displayed at the State Library of Victoria.

⚖️ Trial and Execution

• Ned Kelly was tried and convicted for the murder of Constable Thomas Lonigan.

• He was hanged on 11 November 1880 at Melbourne Gaol at the age of 25.

• His reported last words: "Such is life."

🧩 Legacy and Controversy

• Seen by some as a Robin Hood figure, fighting against police corruption and social injustice.

• Others view him as a violent criminal responsible for multiple deaths.

• His life has inspired books, films, songs, and ongoing debate about law, justice, and rebellion in Australia.

11/11/1975

NOV 7 MELBOURNE

NOV 12 AUCKLAND

NOV 14 SYDNEY

NOV 15 CANBERRA

NOV 16 NEWCASTLE

NOV 21 BRISBANE

NOV 22 GOLD COAST

NOV 26 SUNSHINE COAST

NOV 27 ADELAIDE

NOV 28 PERTH

NOV 29 DARWIN

NOV 30 BALI

#australia #america #montyfranklin #words #language #comedy #funny #lesson #tutorial #standup #jokes"

Lashings of butter.

Add vegemite.

Sandwich two biscuits together and watch the worms emerge.

Write simple sentences for each of the following words: adequate, etiquette,concise, conceive, rush, rash, vault, vaunt, gauge, gouge, tarnish, varnish, bail, bait, context, contest

Go to Wordwall and set up an activity with these sentences

The Cameron Letter

My family are mentioned in the second one - my great grandfather was William Swannell

http://www.foodsafety.asn.au/resources/shopping-quiz/christmas-and-holiday-entertaining-quiz/

https://food.unl.edu/free-resource/holiday-food-safety-quiz

http://foodsafetytrainingcourses.com/blog/articles/food-safety-news/holiday-food-safety-quiz-2/

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Use your phones to access this website.

Choose 1 event that has changed Australia.

Add a comment to this post to tell all of us which event you have chosen as soon as you decide. (This is so that pairs choose different events. If another pair has already chosen the event you wanted to choose, sorry, but you'll have to choose another.)

Take notes.

Prepare to discuss with your group in class.

📱 Must-Have Outdoor Safety Apps

• Emergency+ – Developed by Australian emergency services, this app uses your phone’s GPS to help you communicate your exact location to 000, even in remote areas.

• VicEmergency – Provides real-time alerts for bushfires, floods, and other hazards across Victoria. Crucial for checking conditions before and during your trip.

• BOM Weather – The Bureau of Meteorology’s app gives accurate forecasts, warnings, and radar images. A must for planning around unpredictable weather.

• Red Cross First Aid – A pocket guide to first aid and CPR with clear instructions and helpful videos. Great for emergencies on the trail.

• Australian Bites & Stings – Offers first aid advice for bites and stings from native wildlife. Handy for bushwalkers and campers.

• More To Explore – Helps you create offline maps of Victoria’s forests and parks, including seasonal road closures and trail conditions.

• AllTrails & Komoot – Excellent for trail navigation with offline maps, elevation profiles, and user reviews.

• Outdoors Victoria – A nonprofit promoting safe and inclusive outdoor recreation across the state.

• Beachsafe.org.au

• If you're heading into the great outdoors in Victoria, Australia, here are some essential safety apps and local resources to keep you protected and prepared:

  
  

  📱 Must-Have Outdoor Safety Apps

  • Emergency+ – Developed by Australian emergency services, this app uses your phone’s GPS to help you communicate your exact location to 000, even in remote areas.

  • VicEmergency – Provides real-time alerts for bushfires, floods, and other hazards across Victoria. Crucial for checking conditions before and during your trip.

  • BOM Weather – The Bureau of Meteorology’s app gives accurate forecasts, warnings, and radar images. A must for planning around unpredictable weather.

  • Red Cross First Aid – A pocket guide to first aid and CPR with clear instructions and helpful videos. Great for emergencies on the trail.

  • Australian Bites & Stings – Offers first aid advice for bites and stings from native wildlife. Handy for bushwalkers and campers.

  • More To Explore – Helps you create offline maps of Victoria’s forests and parks, including seasonal road closures and trail conditions.

  • AllTrails & Komoot – Excellent for trail navigation with offline maps, elevation profiles, and user reviews.

  • https://www.snapsendsolve.com/report/victoria

  • https://transport.vic.gov.au/