What are 10 important Austrlian events from 1988 to 2008?

Question

What are 10 important Austrlian events from 1988 to 2008?

Answer 1

Christmas day 1988

Christmas day 1989

Christmas day 1990

Christmas day 1991

Christmas day 1992

Christmas day 1993.......

Answer 2

1. creating The "Australian Capital Territory Legislative Assembly " in Canberra (1988)

2. In 1999, Australian voters rejected by a majority of 54% a move to become a republic with a president appointed by two-thirds vote of both houses of the Australian Parliament.

3. Australia was ranked 13th in the world on the 2005 Environmental Sustainability Index

4.  The indirect tax system was substantially changed in July 2000 with the introduction of a 10% Goods and Services Tax (GST), which has slightly reduced the reliance on personal and company income tax that characterises Australia's tax system.

5. Federal elections were held in Australia on 2 March 1996. All 148 seats in the House of Representatives and 40 seats in the 76-member Senate were up for election

6. From December 2007, both the Labor and the Liberal Governments - Have demonstrated LGBT support from both Brendon Nelson and Kevin Rudd.

7. The Australian Democrats party's representation in the Parliament of Australia ended on 30 June 2008, after the loss of its four remaining Senate seats.

8.The Australian Greens party established in 1992.

9. in 2004 Australia gain 49 midals (17 gold) in the olympic games .

10. in 2007 elections The opposition centre-left Australian Labor Party, led by Kevin Rudd and deputy leader Julia Gillard, defeated the incumbent centre-right coalition government, led by Liberal Party leader and Prime Minister John Howard and Nationals leader and Deputy Prime Minister Mark Vaile.

Answer 3

-john howard being elceted

-john howard being removed

-olympics 2000

-world youth day 2008

-host rugby union world cup

- host rugby league world cup..this year

- australia win the cricket world cup

-involved in war

- i was born

Answer 4

Expo in Brisbane in 1988 ...

Bi centenary

Olympic Games

Apec

World Youth Day

winning the Ashes

thats me .. hope that helps ...

Answer 5

Neighbours moving to chanel 5

Answer 6

1988 Invasion Day (Otherwise known as Australia Day) was the largest demonstration by Indigenous people in the history of Australia.

1992 Mabo decision brought down in the Supreme Court stating that when Europeans arrived it was not Terra Nullius but previously owned land and that land rights were therefore a legal requirement. If yo could prove continuous occupation of land since white settlement you could apply for Land Rights over that land.

1996 John Howard elected Prime Minister. During his 11 1/2 year term he dragged us back to the dark ages in international politics and internal race relations. He opened a class divide which may never be breached and he interned thousands of refugees including babies and children in deserts in concentration camps.

2000. Our current environment minister in his previous incarnation as a rock star actually made a great statement by wearing a sorry t-shirt to the opening ceremony of the Sydney olympics where his band performed. Nice to know he once had the courage of his convictions.

2007. Austar;ia finally cae to its senses and kicked out the creepy little sports nut who had been embarrassing us in international forums for more than a decad. Unfortunately all we had to replace him was a Cartman look alike married to a multi millionaire. So much for working class heroes.

Can't think of any more. It has been a dull place under the petty bourgeois tyranny of a demented cricket tragic and now an alumni of the di[plomatic services. Spare us. We could all die of boredom now.

Answer 7

2000 Olympics

2006 State of Origin

2007 Election Rudd 08

WYD Sydney 2008

yea..

that is was i noe..