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Australia, a country in Oceania is a highly developed country with a high-income economy. It comprises of the mainland of the Australian continent, the island of Tasmania, and numerous smaller islands. Australia is the largest country by area in Oceania and the world’s six largest country. Australia is the oldest, flattest, and driest inhabited continent, with the least fertile soils. It is a mega diverse country, and its size gives it a variety of landscapes and climates with deserts in the center, tropical rainforests in the north east, and mountain ranges in the south east. Indigenous Australians have inhabited the continent for approximately 65,000 years.
Some students choose Australia because of several oceans. Studying in Australia does a lot in terms of education and personal development. Australia has top quality Universities in the country, with six of them ranking in the international renowned top 100. Also, Australia provides easy access to student visa, they offer a streamlined process and there are internship opportunities available. Australians also speak the common international language, English which makes it easy for most international students to communicate.
Aussies are known to be easy going and family persons. What differentiates them is their laid-back outlook in life. They put aside the stress and appreciate the good things in life. They have a good spirit of friendship; they are outgoing people. The passions for nature run deep in their veins. They also spend a lot of time with friends and family and do a lot of beaching. They have elements of this beach culture even when Aussies are away from the waves. They also possess a passionate sporting culture.
The law and rule in Australia is a combination of English common law and a U.S Style constitutional framework that was developed due to the federal nature of Australia. In Australia, we have the state, territory and the federal parliaments. The executive ensures that new laws are carried out. The Judiciary is the aim of the executive that interprets the law and establishes the crimes people commit and the judgment they should face. The rule of law is a key feature of Australian’s democracy.
