Life in Australia

Why Australia:

Australia is the third most popular destination for English speaking for students. Australia is a developed country and the wealthiest country in the world. Land area of the country is 7,617,930 square kilometres which is surrounded by Indiana and Pacific Ocean. Australia is at high rank in many comparison performances such as life, health, education and protection of civil liberties and political rights. Australia climate is largely belt by hot and high pressure belt. If move to north and south season so rainfall is highly seasonable. The average rainfall in Australia desert is low ranging (80mm to 250mm) per year. Thunderstorm is very common in this region with average of 15 - 20 thunderstorms per annum. In Australia, snow fall is very frequently near the east coast.

Life in Australia:

Australia follows western culture, derived from Britain. The British colonisation of Australia began in 1788, and waves of multi-ethnic migration followed. The arrival of the first British settlers at what is now Sydney in 1788 introduced Western civilisation to the Australian continent.

The Commonwealth of Australia was founded in 1901, after a series of referenda conducted in the British colonies of Australasia. The Australian Constitution established a federal democracy and enshrined human rights such as sections 41 (right to vote), 80 (right to trial by jury) and 116 (freedom of religion) as foundational principles of Australian law and included economic rights such as restricting the government to acquiring property only "on just terms".