Essays Tagged: "NSW"
How and Why Federation Occured (613 Words)
difficult. Eg. N.S.W wants to trade goods, so it takes them to the Victorian border via Train. The NSW lines were 1435 mm wide, whilst the Victorian lines were 1600 mm wide.Federation would erase thi ... this problem, as one standard Australian line would be in place. And, as it happened, they kept the NSW width.·DEFENCE - Defence was the next major issue, and (although they didn't know it) Wor ...
Subjects: History Term Papers
Virtual Communities
unity. It is because New South Wales become one of popular place to travel around the world.Tourism NSW is responsible of New South Wales as communication within Australia and overseas. The organizati ... rovides virtual area to let people share their tourism tips, holiday experiences and any special in NSW.2.0 PurposeThis community will design for people who enjoy coming New South Wales. It will allow ...
Subjects: Science Essays > Computer Science > Internet and networking
The 2003 Election Campaign
te or party could have helped or stopped.Labor Policies The policies that the ALP are promising the NSW people , if they are reelected, mainly revolve around better education, better health resources ... and a tougher stance on criminals.As a result of terrorism threats and the growth of crime rates in NSW, in particular the Sydney area, the Labor party had delivered tougher jail sentencing in a resor ...
Subjects: Social Science Essays > Political Science
MEDIA FILE
developed a two-way trading system with China. A large contributor to this process is the state of NSW. NSW is Australia's largest trading partner with China; with a massive $16.4 billion two-way mer ... a massive $16.4 billion two-way merchandise trade in 2007.Relationship between Australia and China:NSW's goods exports to China were worth $2.3 billion in 2007 (13% average annual growth since 1998) ...
Subjects: Businesss Research Papers
With regard to the role of bail in the criminal investigation process, evaluate how the 2013 NSW bail laws balance the rights of offenders, victims and society.
Task 1 With regard to the role of bail in the criminal investigation process, evaluate how the 2013 NSW bail laws balance the rights of offenders, victims and society.In the criminal investigation pro ... with each other producing the need for these laws to be reviewed and reformed (R v Wilson (1994) 34 NSW LR1, R v Velevski (2000) NSW CCA445; 117A Crim R34). The bail laws have been reformed and the ne ...
Subjects: Law & Government Essays > Law
legal syllabus
ial law, human rights, copy rights, doesn't deal with criminal casesLand and environmental court of NSW- deals with matters related to environmental planning, environmental offences and appeals agains ... onmental planning, environmental offences and appeals against local council rulingsSupreme Court of NSW- most serious criminal matters and civil cases involving large sums of money and cases where an ...
Subjects: Businesss Research Papers > Accounting
Adverse Possession
laintiffs 12 year period, for claiming a possessory title, as specified by the Limitation Act 1969 (NSW)ss27(2) and 65 cannot begin.Submission 2: The Limitation Act 1969 (NSW)s54, provides that plaint ... n it contained a signature therefore satisfying the strict requirements within Limitation Act 1969 (NSW)s54(4). Offer to purchase is an acknowledgement of the documentary owner's superior title. Refin ...
Subjects: Law & Government Essays > Law