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Social Issues / Law / Business - Homework Links

A guide to Internet sites for research, aimed specifically at children aged 5 to 15 years of age.

Social Issues | Law | Business

Animated Image of a Judges gavelSocial Issues

  • 6 Billion Human Beings - By visiting this web site, you will understand why the world's population has exploded in recent years and why it might stabilize during the next century.
  • About Citizenship - provides teaching resources and documents as well as information on organisations and programs related to Australian citizenship.
  • Addiction Center - Food, addiction, eating disorders.
  • Alcohol - Problems and Solutions.
  • Apartheid - Historical Documents Archive.
  • Australian Charities - Welcome to the Australian Charities site the leading portal and source of information on the Australian charitable sector.
  • Australian Institute of Family Studies - The Institute is a Commonwealth government research and information agency established in 1980 to promote the identification and understanding of factors affecting marital and family stability in Australia.
  • Child Safety Network - The Child Safety Network of Australia Internet site aims to provide families, kids, teachers and other professionals with information. Information which prevents child abuse and neglect.
  • Department of Immigration & Multicultural & Indigenous Affairs - Fact Sheets provide background information on Australian immigration and related issues.
  • Drugs - a government funded project intended to educate, and provide facts and statistics about drugs to help you make an intelligent decision when they appear in your life.
  • Drugs in Sport - Australian Sports Commission
  • EOWA - Equal Opportunity for Women in the Workplace Agency.
  • HungerWeb - The aim of this site is to help prevent and eradicate hunger by facilitating the free exchange of ideas and information regarding the causes of, and solutions to, hunger.
  • Minority Rights Group International - promotes the rights of ethnic, linguistic and religious minorities.
  • Racial Respect - is a national organisation formed to encourage the development of Australia as a nation where racial diversity is recognised and respected.
  • Refugee Council of Australia
  • Refugees International
  • RSPCA - Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
  • Something Fishy Website of Eating Disorders - the ultimate resource
  • Survival International - survival for tribal peoples
  • Tough on drugs in sport - Australia's Anti-Drugs in Sport strategy1999-2000 and beyond
  • World Resources - Population and Human Development
  • Youth Callenge Online - Human Rights and Equal Opportunities Commission interactive program designed to educate school students about human rights and responsibilities through role-plays, guided activities, surveys, personal stories and prompted questions for discussion.
Law Business
  • Austrade - Australian Trade Commission
  • Business Entry Point - provides online government services and information for Australian business. This includes information on start-up, assistance, taxation, licenses, legislation, as well as significant transactions such as taxation compliance and license applications.
  • EUROPAGES - European Business Directory
  • FINweb - is a financial economics web site. The objective of FINWeb is to list Internet resources providing substantive information concerning economics and finance-related topics.
  • IP Manager - the government organisation responsible for trade marks, patents and designs.
  • OECD - Organisation for Economic Co-Operation & Development an international organisation helping governments tackle the economic, social and governance challenges of a globalise economy.

Last Updated: 8 August 2005

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