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National Youth Survey 2005: Rural and Regional Responses
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The differences between young people living in rural/regional Australia and those in metropolitan areas have been highlighted in a new publication based on Mission Australia\'s 2005 National Youth Survey. ... Friday, 21 March 2008Federal Parliamentary Press Gallery Mid-winter Ball.
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... Press Gallery’s Mid-winter Ball – held in the Great Hall in Parliament House, Canberra – is an annual event where political differences are put aside and money is raised for a worthy cause.This year, Mission ... Thursday, 19 June 2008Body image the main concern for young Australians
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... Internet and other mass media. Gender and age are the areas where differences are apparent. “Also, around one-in-five respondents identified the Internet as a primary source of advice and support in ... Tuesday, 04 December 2007Expo to assist newly arrived Australians
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... and cultural differences. “We hope this Expo not only assists those newly arrived to become aware of the myriad of job opportunities which exist, but to also remove some of the misconceptions which the ... Thursday, 01 March 2007Youth Survey uncovers the differences between young Sydney siders and their rural cousins
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... than their rural cousins (21.5%). The results are contained in a new publication – based on Mission Australia’s 2005 National Youth Survey – which looks at the similarities and differences between young ... Monday, 17 July 2006Youth Survey uncovers the differences between young Victorians living in Melboune and rural areas
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... differences between young people living in rural/regional areas and those in metropolitan centres. Mission Australia’s Youth Survey, which is conducted on-line, through schools and colleges – and with ... Monday, 17 July 2006Youth Survey uncovers the differences between young Queenslanders living in Brisbane and rural areas
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... are contained in a new publication – based on Mission Australia’s 2005 National Youth Survey – which looks at the similarities and differences between young people living in rural/regional areas and those ... Monday, 17 July 2006Young people in rural South Australia more concerned about alcohol, stress and jobs
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... percent were from outside capital cities, including 800 respondents from rural and regional South Australia. Results which reveal the differences between rural and metro-based South Australians include: ... Monday, 17 July 2006Youth Survey uncovers the differences between young West Australians living in Perth and rural areas
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... In WA, around 1,700 young people participated. Other results which reveal the differences between rural and metro-based West Australians include: Depression was more of an issue for young people ... Monday, 17 July 2006Youth Survey uncovers the differences between young Tasmanians living in Hobart and rural areas
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... in the survey, highlighting how keen young Tasmanians are to have their voice heard. Other results which reveal the differences between rural and metro-based Tasmanians include: Spirituality/faith ... Thursday, 06 July 2006