DRESSES AND DANCES OF AUSTRALIAN

Music, dance and art of Australian Aborigines have a significant influence on the performing and visual arts in contemporary Australia. The nation has an active tradition of music, ballet and theater; many performing arts companies receive public funding through the Australia Council for the Arts. There is an orchestra in each capital city and a national opera company, Opera Australia, which acquired importance thanks to the opera singer Joan Sutherland Dame Cathedral; Australia's music includes classical music, jazz and many other genres of popular music.

They identified in Australia and New Zealand origin primitive dances with its system of social organization by tribes. Their dances are ceremonial myths linked to ask where food, which is scarce due to adverse dry conditions. There festive dance characterized by lively movements, jumping, kicking and "chancleteo" that are danced in social events such as weddings, funerals and memorial events.

For example, the indigenous Maori of Newzealand use dance "haka" as a warrior expression in which the sound of palms and feet hitting the ground, teach the genealogy of his people and their victories achieved

CUSTOMS

In recent years, Australia has become one of the countries that has more number of immigrants, which has become a country of many cultures, since its immigrants are from all over the world. But you always have to know the customs of each country when they go to meetings where most Australians are in this case.

It is always important greeting. When you reach a meeting should greet all those already present in one greeting, and if people are entering, if two men shake hands, if they are of different sexes, man must wait for the woman decides to shake his hand or not, if both are women greeting can be a kiss on the cheek, or shaking hands.

If the meeting there is already a known group among them are called with its name, we can not take that dare even to be allowed. Just for now we turn to them as Mr., Mrs. or Miss, as appropriate.

Among the celebrations in Australia are Anzac Day (The Armed Forces), Boxing Day, Easter and Australia Day, 26 January.

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                                         RELIGION IN AUSTRALIA

is diverse. The Constitution of Australia of 1901 prohibits the Commonwealth government from establishing a church or interfering with the freedom of religion;^{[note 1]} however, the country is predominantly Christian. In an optional question on the 2011 Census, 61.1% of the Australian population declared some variety of Christianity. Historically the percentage has been far higher and the religious landscape of Australia is changing and diversifying.^[1] Also in 2011, 22.3% of Australians stated "no religion" and a further 9.4% chose not to answer the question.^[1] The remaining population is a diverse group which includes Buddhists (2.5%), Muslims (2.2%), Hindus(1.3%) and Jews (0.5%).^[1]

Australia's Aboriginal people developed the animist spirituality of the Dreaming and some of the earliest evidence on earth for religious practices among humans has been found in the archaeological record of their ancestors. Torres Strait Islanderreligion bore similarities to broader Melanesian spirituality. The general isolation of indigenous Australian religion ended with the arrival of the first British settlers in 1788, whereafter subsequent immigrants and their descendants have been predominantly Christian.

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Typical Australian food, dishes more Aussies

Meat pie (pie): No one can come to Australia and not try the local meat pie. Australian colloquially call "dog's eye" (eye dog). They sell in any bakery, supermarket and even tends to be very popular in the early morning after a night out. The Australian meat foot has evolved so much in recent years that gourmet varieties are found in many restaurants in the country, but the traditional containing meat, mashed potatoes and a thick sauce.

Fish n chips: Fish roast or batter with chips, a legacy of the first Englishmen who came to the antipodes. The sun rises, summer comes and the Aussies do not forgive their fish and chips and a cold beer. This dish is a favorite, served with lemon and salt, easy and delicious.