Defining Liveability
Factors & examples 1
Choropleth maps
Water scarcity
First Nations and water
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What does “liveability” mean?

How well you can happily live in a place.

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What are social factors of liveability?

Sports clubs, social clubs, crime rate, safety

100

What is a choropleth map?

map which uses to colour to represent something

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What does water scarcity mean

Lack of water / not enough water / drought

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What is a First Nation story involving water?

Rainbow Serpent, Murray Cod, Tiddalick

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Which city was the world’s most liveable in 2013?

Melbourne.

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What does aesthetic appeal of a place mean?

A place being beautiful.

200

What does BOLTS stand for?

Border

Orientation

Legend

Title

Scale / Source

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A prolonged drought can cause what environmental impact?

Bush Fire

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Why is water important to First Nations people?

Dreamtime stories, ceremonies and traditions

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What are the five categories of liveability factors?

Social, Economic, Environmental, infrastructure, Culture and entertainment

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What are examples of culture and entertainment facilities?

Museums, theatres, shopping centres

300

List 3 places in Australia which receive the most amount of rain

East side of Aus

Far North Aus (QLD N.T.)

Western Tas

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List 1 environmental impact

Drought / Bush fire / animals die / plants die 

300

How did First Nations people locate / manage water?

Oral maps

Animal / plant signs

Covered Rock holes / wells

Budj Bim rock pools

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What is the major factor/category that governments can focus on to improve liveability

Infrastructure

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What is an example of environmental factor?

Green spaces, pollution, litter, air/water quality

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Describe the part of Australia which receives the least amount of rain


In the middle of Australia - mostly over the western part of  South Australia

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List 1 economic impact of water scarcity?

Water cost more / farmers lose jobs / any product involving water will cost more (mostly food products) 

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How are First Nations people connected to water?

Through Dreamtime stories, ceremonies and traditions, through the passing down and sharing of stories / practices of water management from generation to generation

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People connect to places for different reasons. Which of the following is an economic connection?

Economic appeal (e.g., jobs, opportunities, affordability).

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Explain how demographics influence where people live.

Demographics (age, gender, income, education, etc.) influence housing, jobs, and services people need.

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Why do the 3 parts of Aus get the most rain?

East side: La Nina / great dividing range

Far north: Tropics

Western Tas: Moisture laden winds / mountains 

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List 1 social impact of water scarcity

Conflict / leisure activities shut down (water parks etc) / people could get sick / dehydration

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What is the story of the Murray Cod?

Ngurunderi chased the giant cod and created the twists and turns of the Murray river

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