Australian National Identidy
by Chloe Willis
The Australian Flag
this is the Australian flag
Torres Strait Islander Flag
This is the Torres Strait Islander Flag
Aboriginal flag
This is the Aboriginal Flag
The ANZAC legend
The ANZAC legend is a concept which suggest that Australia and new Zealand soldiers possess share characteristics of those soldiers in WW1
the lucky country
Australia is the second luckiest country in the world.
were are good for education jobs and others stuff.
national symbol and dress
the National anthem, Australian national Flag,national colours
Australians dress mostly in t-shirt , shorts and thongs
Aussie tradition
bbq, the beach, dressing up,pool parties , local parks, watching football
aboriginal Folkore
Examples of Aboriginal Folklore
The great hairy man
the rainbow serpent
who the kangaroo got its pouch
the outback
Australia's desert landscapes, regarded as the ‘outback' of Australia, are a powerful symbol of place, and have inspired and helped define Australia's identity. The desert is part of the mythology of rugged survival in a harsh climate.
the bush
What is it about 'the bush' that is so special to Australians? The bush has an iconic status in Australian life and features strongly in any debate about national identity, especially as expressed in Australian literature, painting, popular music, films and foods.
the beach
Most of Australia's population lives close to the coastline and the beach has long occupied a special place in the Australian identity. The Australian coastline is where three of the world's great ocean's meet: the Pacific, Indian and Southern oceans. The beach is also a place where people from all over the world meet, mix and live.