Compare and Contrast Assignment: Brunei to Australia By Jacob 28/03/2014

Introduction Community is not restricted to those in our local area. Australia is part of a worldwide community. This oral presentation will explore the relationship that Australia and Brunei Darussalam have developed since the latter country was founded around the time of World War II. Comparing and contrasting will be used to look at areas such as Geographic Size, Language and Religion just to name a few.

Table of Contents Population Geographic Size Capital Government More Population Geographic Size Capital Government Language Currency Annual Income Per Person Main Industries Do each hyperlink in order Do each hyperlink in order

Celebrations and Traditions Table of Contents Back Main Imports And Exports Life Expectancy Adult Literacy Religion Ethnic Groups Celebrations and Traditions

Population Australia Population of Australia is 23,302,099 Population density (land area divide population) of Australia is 3 people per square kilometre Brunei Population of Brunei is 424,586 Population density of Brunei 129 people per square kilometre Comparison The population of Brunei is less than 2% of the size of Australia Australia’s population could reach 42 million if current trends continue

Geographic Size Australia Australia has a geographic size of 7,682,300 square kilometres Brunei Brunei has a geographic size of 3,275.0151 square kilometres Comparison Brunei is roughly a 0.04% of the size of Australia Map of Australia Map of Brunei

Capital Australia The capital city of Australia is Canberra Bandar Seri Begawan Australia The capital city of Australia is Canberra The population of Canberra is 358,222 The geographic size of Canberra is 814.2 square kilometres Population density of Canberra is roughly 440 people per square kilometre Brunei The capital city of Brunei is Bandar Seri Begawan The population of Bandar. is 27,285 The geographic size of Bandar. is 100.4 square kilometres The population density is 272 people per square kilometre Comparison In terms of population Bandar. is 6% of the size of Canberra In terms of geographic size Bandar. is 12% of the size of Canberra

Government Australia In Australia there is Constitutional Monarchy There is three arms of government Brunei In Brunei there is a Constitutional sultanate The sultanate is advised by 5 councils Parliament house in Canberra, Australia The sultan of Brunei

Language Australia The primary language of Australia is English 15% of Australians speak another language at home Other languages used in Australia are Italian, Greek, Cantonese, Arabic and Vietnamese Brunei The primary language of Brunei is Brunei Malay There is 2 daily newspapers in English Other languages include Arabic, Malaysian, Chinese and Nepali

Currency Australia Currency code is AUD A $100 note in Brunei Australia Currency code is AUD Coins used include 5, 10, 20 and 50 cent coins along with $1 and $2 coins Notes used include $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 Brunei Currency code is BND Coins used include 1, 5, 10, 20 and 50 cent coins Notes used include $1, $5, $10, $20, $25, $50, $100, $500, $1000, $10,000 Comparison 1 Brunei dollar is equivalent to 1.15 Australia dollar

Annual Income Per Person Australia The annual income in Australia is $57,938.40 Brunei The annual income in Brunei is $32,391.86 Comparison The difference is $25,006.54 per year

Main Industries Australia Australia's main industries are agriculture, horticulture, fisheries, forestry and especially mining. Brunei Brunei’s main industries are petroleum, petroleum refining, liquefied natural gas and construction Comparison They both strongly rely on natural resources Mining is Australia's biggest industry

Click To See Main Exports Main Imports Click To See Main Exports Australia Australia imports machinery and transport equipment, computers and office machines, telecommunication equipment and parts, crude oil and petroleum products Brunei Brunei imports machinery and transport equipment, manufactured goods, food and chemicals Comparison Australia imports crude petroleum from Brunei

Main Exports Australia Back To Imports Australia Australia exports metals, coal, oil and gas, manufactured goods, food, metal products, machinery and equipment, agricultural products Brunei Brunei exports oil, natural gas, petroleum products and clothing

Life Expectancy Australia The average Australian live to the age of 81.85 Brunei The average person from Brunei lives to the age of 78.06

Adult Literacy Australia 96% of people over the age of 15 can read brief texts on familiar topics This is the same for both male and female Brunei The overall adult literacy rate in Brunei is 95.4% 97% for male 93.4% for female

Religion Australia The main religions in Australia are Anglican, Uniting Church, Buddhist, Muslim and Catholic Brunei The main religions in Brunei are Muslim, Buddhist and Christian

Ethnic Groups Australia The ethnic groups in Australia are 92% European, 6% Asian and 2% Aboriginal or other Brunei The ethnic groups in Brunei 67% Malay, 15% Chinese, 6% Indigenous, 6% European and 6% other LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Celebrations and traditions Next slide Australia Some celebrations in Australia are Australia Day, ANZAC Day, Easter, Christmas Day and New Year’s Day City festivals involve fireworks, food, art and wine, music and dance. Brunei Hari Raya Aidilfitri ,Hari Raya Aidiladha , the Sultan’s birthday in July and Royal Brunei Armed Forces Day RiverFire- a city festival in Brisbane.

Conclusion In conclusion, there are many factors which combine to create the identity of a country and its place in the global community. Although Australia and Brunei Darussalam are very different countries, this oral presentation has shown they are also quiet similar. The people of these countries are very lucky to live in two of the wealthier countries in the world. People from many other countries are not so lucky. I hope you have learnt something from this presentation