Monday, May 17, 2010
Compare differences between Health System in my country and Australia.
Bangladesh is my contry. It is a small beautiful country but it has large population.In Bangladesh Health care facilities are provided from both Public and private sector like Australia.However,our public sector health facilities are available but quality of this health care system not so good.Most of the public health sector uses old equipment also have some modern health sector. Private health care sector is good but it is more expensive.People who lives in urban area they use the private health care facilities but who lives in countryside they use public health care facilities because its less expensive. But in Australia most of the people use public sector health facilities and its quality not bad.In Australia, Government spend huge money in health sector.In my country also government spend large amount of money in health sector in every year but it is not sufficient for large population.
My Weekend
In last weekend I went Bankstown to enjoy a birthday party.The birthday party was my husband's friend's daughter who is four year old,a very cute baby.Her name is Oasba.
On Sunday, my Husband and me leave my home at 4.30 and my husband drove about half an hour then we reached in the house of my husband's friend.I went there first time so my husband introduced me with his friend and friend's wife.They are welcomed to me and told something about my feelings in Australia.They were very busy in prepared food for party.I passed some times with Oasba. She is very nice and friendly baby. After sometimes other guest were come.They are all Bangladeshi and they are known of my husband.So he introduced me with them.They are very friendly.When all guest had come then Oasba cut her birthday cake.Then we took some yammy food, which were Bangladeshi traditional food.We were passing whole time with a lot of fun, gossiping.We return my home at 11.30 pm.
I enjoyed my last weekend somuch because I had a great chance to meet with a lot of Bangladeshi people through the birth day party in the weekend.
On Sunday, my Husband and me leave my home at 4.30 and my husband drove about half an hour then we reached in the house of my husband's friend.I went there first time so my husband introduced me with his friend and friend's wife.They are welcomed to me and told something about my feelings in Australia.They were very busy in prepared food for party.I passed some times with Oasba. She is very nice and friendly baby. After sometimes other guest were come.They are all Bangladeshi and they are known of my husband.So he introduced me with them.They are very friendly.When all guest had come then Oasba cut her birthday cake.Then we took some yammy food, which were Bangladeshi traditional food.We were passing whole time with a lot of fun, gossiping.We return my home at 11.30 pm.
I enjoyed my last weekend somuch because I had a great chance to meet with a lot of Bangladeshi people through the birth day party in the weekend.
Saturday, April 24, 2010
ANZAC Day
ANZAC Day is a very special and memorable day to all population of Australia.It stands for Australian and New Zealand Army Corps.
25th April of each year celebrated as a ANZEC Day because on the 25th April,1915,Australian Army went into battle for the first time as an independent nation.On ANZAC day Australian people remember the brave men and women who have served Australia in times of war.Among them there was an famous hero named Simpson and his donkey- Duffy who helped the wounded during the first world war.
On ANZAC Day,all Australian people wears ANZAC badges and wave Australian flags to show how proud they are.People who have defended Australia get special medals.These medals are proudly worn on ANZAC Day when Australian population especially remember to all the people who have died or suffered in war sothat they might live freely.They show their special thanks and honour. they lay flowers and wreaths of red popies at the bottom of war memorials as a way of saying they have remembered these brave people.The Ode is part of special is said during the ANZAC day and it is public holiday.
25th April of each year celebrated as a ANZEC Day because on the 25th April,1915,Australian Army went into battle for the first time as an independent nation.On ANZAC day Australian people remember the brave men and women who have served Australia in times of war.Among them there was an famous hero named Simpson and his donkey- Duffy who helped the wounded during the first world war.
On ANZAC Day,all Australian people wears ANZAC badges and wave Australian flags to show how proud they are.People who have defended Australia get special medals.These medals are proudly worn on ANZAC Day when Australian population especially remember to all the people who have died or suffered in war sothat they might live freely.They show their special thanks and honour. they lay flowers and wreaths of red popies at the bottom of war memorials as a way of saying they have remembered these brave people.The Ode is part of special is said during the ANZAC day and it is public holiday.
My Holiday
During the last holidays(1th April-19th April),I was feeling bore at my home but one day was my special day.On that day I went Tempe to celebrate a cultural festival of Bangladesh which is known as 'Pohela Boishakh'.Pohela Boishakh is the New Year celebration programme.14th April of each year we celebrate this programme because it is the first day of Boishakh month and Boishakh month is the first month of bengali twelve months.So on this day all population of Bangladesh welcome to a new year with joy and happiness by organizing different cultural activities. On the basis of Pohela Boishakh,in this year, all Australian Bangladeshi organizied two cultural fair
on 10th and 17th April in Tempe and Olympic park respectively.
On 10th April,I went Tempe Park with my husband in the evening.When we had arrived there, we saw there were no parking space around the Tempe park.All parking space was already fill up.So we had to go Sydney airport car parking centre for car park and after do that we came back in Tempe park.The park became a lovely crowd place and I saw all people wore red and white coloured dress which is especially for Pohela Boishakh.We also wore red and white coloured dress.I think on that day Tempe park looked in different colour.We enjoyed some music which was performed by Bangladeshi band music group.Then we went around the fair and visited different stall.We bought some Bangladeshi commodity and took some Bangladeshi food such as Fuska and Chotpoti that was very taste.During the whole time in the fair we met with a lot of Banladeshi friends and relatives.We made wish for each other by saying 'Shuvo Noboborso' and passed some time with them with a lot of fun and happiness.We did back home at 11 pm in the night.
I really enjoyed that day because that was a great get togather of all Bangladeshi who lives in Australia and it focused our distinguish cultural features in front of all population of Australia.
on 10th and 17th April in Tempe and Olympic park respectively.
On 10th April,I went Tempe Park with my husband in the evening.When we had arrived there, we saw there were no parking space around the Tempe park.All parking space was already fill up.So we had to go Sydney airport car parking centre for car park and after do that we came back in Tempe park.The park became a lovely crowd place and I saw all people wore red and white coloured dress which is especially for Pohela Boishakh.We also wore red and white coloured dress.I think on that day Tempe park looked in different colour.We enjoyed some music which was performed by Bangladeshi band music group.Then we went around the fair and visited different stall.We bought some Bangladeshi commodity and took some Bangladeshi food such as Fuska and Chotpoti that was very taste.During the whole time in the fair we met with a lot of Banladeshi friends and relatives.We made wish for each other by saying 'Shuvo Noboborso' and passed some time with them with a lot of fun and happiness.We did back home at 11 pm in the night.
I really enjoyed that day because that was a great get togather of all Bangladeshi who lives in Australia and it focused our distinguish cultural features in front of all population of Australia.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Harmony Day
Harmony Day is celebrated on 21 March each year.It's managed by The Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC).
Harmony day brings the message of "Everyone Belongs". It's about community participation, inclusiveness,respect and sense of belonging for everyone. Its celebrates the cohesive and inclusive nature of Australian nation and promotes the benefits of cultural diversity.There are range of community events and activities held to celebrate Harmony Day by providing free promotional products such as tattoos(6 kinds), balloons,button badges on card (14 kinds),Stickers (12 per page) and A3 posters.
Since Harmony Day began in 1999 thousands of schools, community groups and organisations across Australia have hosted Harmony Day events.In 2010, the theme of Harmony day is 'Express Yourself'.This gives us the opportunity to share with others the importance of diversity in our workplace,school and community through action, performance fashon and food.
Harmony day brings the message of "Everyone Belongs". It's about community participation, inclusiveness,respect and sense of belonging for everyone. Its celebrates the cohesive and inclusive nature of Australian nation and promotes the benefits of cultural diversity.There are range of community events and activities held to celebrate Harmony Day by providing free promotional products such as tattoos(6 kinds), balloons,button badges on card (14 kinds),Stickers (12 per page) and A3 posters.
Since Harmony Day began in 1999 thousands of schools, community groups and organisations across Australia have hosted Harmony Day events.In 2010, the theme of Harmony day is 'Express Yourself'.This gives us the opportunity to share with others the importance of diversity in our workplace,school and community through action, performance fashon and food.
Monday, March 15, 2010
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