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aha i've got it. answer for 14 is definitely D. (damn!) "Before 1788 land was OWNED by Aboriginal people on a groups or tribal basis. Being a member of a tribe meant that a person was able to dwell on certain lands belonging to the tribe and to use the resources contained on the land. Land...

from a legal textbook: "Aborigines have a strong relationship to the land and see themselves as custodians of the land rather than having private ownership." D is probably the best answer. But none of them are really correct.

actually ziff's answer for 14 looks kinda rite.

my answers.. with reasons for the non-obvious ones... 1. C 2. C 3. A 4. A 5. A 6. D 7. A (obviously isn't C or D. to SECURE HIS RELEASE, i don't think the constitution will do much. so common law, A.) 8. B (obviously not C or D. domestic RIGHTS don't necessarily have to be enforced by...

from the syllabus: outcomes> H1.1 applies domestic and international legal vocabulary in appropriate contexts H4.3 explains rights and responsibilities and evaluates the provisions of domestic and international legal systems in addressing these issues. if you look at the rest of the...

wait, i didn't realised this wa s a maths thread so i have another tip: don't do maths :)

see you can try and believe all that propoganda but then it comes time to fill out your preferences and you think... there' s so much i want to do and thre's no way id get the uai for half the stuff now and to ge t in any other way is even harder i mean if you want to be a hairdresser or a...

dont drink too much caffeine esp. during exam times :uhhuh:

calm down breathe in, breathe out annnnnnnd reeeeeelax. okay. i agree that your teachers are there to teach you, i mean they are getting paid for it. but ultimately, YOUR education is YOUR responsibility and if you know that your teacher isn't teaching you properly, you should do...

it was 1996 haha, good call

yeh r v. mcewen its in the heinemann textbook i think

i hope we never get results back i want to enjoy the time between not having to study and not knowing how badly i did

Also on that list (the 1 with 6 au unis in top 50): RMIT uni #55 Adelaide University #56 macq uni #68 Curtin University of Technology #76 UTS #113 La Trobe uni #142 Tas uni #161

but you can't blame doing badly on your teacher, it's your responsibility nobody said that you weren't allowed to ask someone else for help or get a tutor or got the library and do your own research you can't just sit back and bludge all year and then go into the exam and write that your...

hahaha all you little idealistic ppls with all your studying plans hehe don't worry too much about term 4 assessments and how they count for the hsc and s tuff... they're not worth much and when u look back on them in a yr when ur doing ur actual hsc u'll be like.. .wot was i complaining...

i still have a book from yr 6... and still haven't read it

it's not "crap", you obviously understand the issues that u need to know my suggs: - there's too much plot retell. you can cut a lot of it out - not enough techniques. talk more about camera angles, other visual effects, satire, irony etc. and how they show misrepresentation of the truth -...

you're joking rite... you've got to be joking/// there wasn't a question like that

just a word of advice from someone doing the hsc now... doing too many ext units gets really annoying during trials and hsc... i mean ext 2 maths is probably ok cos it's only 1 exam per 2 units... but doing say ext 1 eng and ext hist instead of just another 2 unit subject means 2x 2hr exam...

probly not... with hecs rises and all, quite a few ppl would probly either choose a more "useful" degree to make it worth their while spending the extra money, or not go to uni at all than do an arts degree. i mean, there's nothing wrong with an arts degree (i'll probly end up doing one myself)...