1. Thursday, 17 March 2016 Mr Daly Changing Australian Communities Factors causing change in Australian Communities Learning Objectives Activities Identify and describe the factors causing change in Maitland Learning Outcomes Mind Map Closed Passage Questions

2. Processes causing change in Australian Communities Globalisation and the Media Patterns of Employment New Technologies Lifestyle Expectations Cultural Integration Natural Disasters Resource Depletion Recognition of Native Title

8. In Australia people are employed in four main industry sectors. Change is occurring in Australia seen through a steady decline in work in the primary and secondary sectors and a rapid expansion in the tertiary and quaternary sectors. There is greater flexibility in the number and timing of working hours, including part-time work, job sharing, temporary work, contract work and videoconferencing. More individuals are self-employed in work such as franchises, freelancing, consulting and home-based industries. These changes have had a major impact on communities including an increase in the size of urban communities, with a decrease in rural communities, an increase in the participation of women in the workforce and the establishment of work-related communities. Patterns of Employment

12. Globalisation and the Media

13. Recognition of Native Title

14. Natural Disasters

15. Cultural Integration Cultural integration can result when communities and governments work together to celebrate diversity, improve community services, meet diverse community needs and address community problems. There are many examples of cultural integration in Australia. For example, the Chinese community has retained its broad identity in many places in Australia, including Epping in Sydney, while still being part of the diverse Australian community

16. Resource Depletion

17. New Technologies

18. Lifestyle Expectations