New South Wales Nation Building and Jobs Plan (State Infrastructure Delivery) Act 2009 No 1 Contents

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• Infrastructure
• Department of Premier and Cabinet
• Environmental planning
• Earth
• Environment
• Construction
• Development

Vision for Literacy[removed]A vision of a literate nation The UK is the only economically developed country where 16 to 24-year-olds have the lowest literacy skills of any age group in society.1 In England 14.9% of adults

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• Socioeconomics
• Linguistics
• Education
• Human behavior
• National Literacy Trust
• Skills for Life
• Functional illiteracy
• Information literacy
• Literacy
• Reading
• Knowledge

Entrepreneurs’ Infrastructure Programme 1. What is the Entrepreneurs’ Infrastructure Programme? The Entrepreneurs’ Infrastructure Programme is the Australian Government’s flagship initiative for business competit

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• Access
• National Telecommunications and Information Administration
• Intelligent Nation

26._org_Church and Nation Committee, Presbyterian Church of Victoria Name of organisation: Church and Nation Committee, Presbyterian Church of Victoria Freedom of Speech | Question 2–1 Freedom of speech is a foundati

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• Human rights
• Freedom of religion
• Religious discrimination
• Religious persecution
• Separation of church and state
• Discrimination
• Conscience
• Toleration
• Article 14 of the Constitution of Singapore
• Ethics
• Freedom of expression
• Behavior

CHAPTER 3 TRADE IN GOODS Article 3.1 Definitions For the purposes of this Chapter: Agreement on Agriculture means the Agreement on Agriculture, which is part of

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• World Trade Organization
• General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
• Dumping
• Export
• Tariff
• Customs
• Agreement on Agriculture
• Most favoured nation
• Australia–United States Free Trade Agreement
• International trade
• International relations
• Business

Secondar y 1. Australia is a federal nation, therefore the power for making laws a belongs completely to the State Parliaments b is shared between the State and Commonwealth Parliaments c belongs completely to the Commo

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Pr imar y 1. Australia is a federal nation, therefore the power for making laws a belongs completely to the State Parliaments b is shared between the State and Commonwealth Parliaments c belongs completely to the Common

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• Access
• Small business
• Business
• Intelligent Nation
• Private equity
• Venture capital
• Economics

Secondar y 1. Australia is a federal nation, therefore the power for making laws a belongs completely to the State Parliaments b is shared between the State and Commonwealth Parliaments c belongs completely to the Commo

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CLOSER LOOK 1898 ‘[No heading].’, The Argus (Melbourne, Vic.:[removed]), 1 June, p. 5, http://nla.gov.au/nla.news-page310001 Federation Australia became a nation

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• Members of the Australian House of Representatives
• Members of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly
• Federation of Australia
• Constitution of Australia
• Robert Garran
• Governors of the Australian states
• New South Wales
• Edmund Barton
• George Reid
• Politics of Australia
• Government of Australia
• Australia