Avustralya ve Türkiye

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Avustralya ve Türkiye

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Turkiye Avustralya

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Australian people live near the coast.

Very few live inland.

This chart shows the population

distribution.

Every dot represents 1000 people.

The dots are clustered near the coast.

Australia at night

The nighttime view from the space tells

the same story.

Very few live inland.

Can you recognise the five major cities

on this photograph?

I will give you 30 seconds before I give

you the answer.

Australia at night

The nighttime view from the space tells

the same story.

Very few live inland.

Can you recognise the five major cities

on this photograph?

I will give you 30 seconds before I give

you the answer.

Sixty percent of the population live in

these five cities.

Brisbane

Sydney

Melbourne

Adelaide

Perth

Major Australian Cities

Three quarters of

the Australian

population live in

these twenty

cities, all of which

are near the sea

Two Australian idiosyncrasies

• City people

• Live near the coast

Gold Coast

Another Gold Coast Photograph

View from Conrad

Jupiters looking

north to Gold Coast

Convention and

Exhibition Centre

and Surfers

Paradise.

Gold Coast is about

one hour drive from

Brisbane.

I live in Brisbane.

http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Gold_Coast_Convention_and_Exhibition_Centre.jpg

Brisbane in the evening

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/87/Brisbane_During_Twilight.jpg

Brisbane from the air

UQ

Brisbane river is

a tidal river.

This means the

water flow rate is

very low.

It is affected by

the tides.

The river is

heavily used for

urban transport.

Brisbane ferry on its way to UQ

Public transport is

convenient in Brisbane but it

is expensive.

People buy “GoCard”s to use

on the Brisbane buses,

trains, and the ferries.

The ticket fare depends on

the distance. The minimum

fare is $3.50 (9TL) for a full

ticket and $1.75 with

student discount (4.5 TL).

Brisbane Buses

Although they are expensive, Brisbane buses are quick because they use

dedicated busways most of the time. Therefore, the travel time is not

influenced by the traffic. Only the buses can use the busways.

Brisbane from Mt Cootha

http://www.mustdobrisbane.com/outdoors-parks-lookouts/mt-coot-tha-lookout-mt-coot-tha

Once you are on Mt Cootha,

there are many walking tracks

that will take you through

botanical gardens, little

brooks, and the bush as you

see in the above picture.

http://www.mustdobrisbane.com/outdoors-parks-parks-z-

botanical-gardens/mt-coot-tha-botanical-gardens-mt-coot-tha

The bush is in the City

This is the Toohey forest. It

starts across the street where

we live. I sometimes walk

through this forest to catch the

bus to UQ at its next stop.

I used to walk through the

same forest to go to my

university. It took half an hour.

Wildlife in our backyard

Lorrikeets, Kookaburras, Bluetongue

lizards and snakes can be found in our

backyards.

Kangaroos Kangaroos can be seen hopping

around in many outer suburbs.

They are a traffic hazards on the

roads between cities.

Hitting a large kangaroo would

damage most cars and cause an

accident.

Bullbar

Koalas

Koalas are harder to find in the

suburbs.

They need a steady supply of gum

leaves and they live on the gum trees.

In Brisbane, the best places to see

them closely are the two zoos:

• Australia Zoo

• Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary

Brisbane Ferris Wheel

You would

get a good

view of the

City if you

hop on the

giant Ferris

Wheel.

This 60-m

tall wheel

was built in

2008.

Brisbane Cuisine – Meat and potatoes

This the kind of steak you can

eat in many Brisbane pubs and

restaurants.

The steak plate shown would

probably cost about $25 (65

TL)

Australian cattle is grass fed

and they are grown in large

cattle stations. Therefore, the

meat is as fatty as the

American corn-fed beef but

tastes better.

Barbecue Spots

All Brisbane parks have barbecue facilities

free for public use. People are expected to

leave them as clean as they were at the

beginning. They are usually electrically

heated.

https://www.travelblog.org/Photos/5843028

http://blog.xuite.net/cathycat406

Brisbane Turkish cuisine

Brisbane Chinese Cuisine

Brisbane Italian Cuisine

The University of Queensland

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Key Statistics

• 50000 students

– 37000 domestic

– 13000 international

• 232000 graduates since 1911

• 7000 staff

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Advanced

Engineering

Building

International Standing

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http://www.uq.edu.au/research/research-at-uq/world-rankings