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spokenspoken
at home
at home
by Spanish
by Spanish
sugar
cane
sugar
industry.
caneasindustry.
Mermaid Waters-Clear Island Waters, Labrador,
(Victoria)
and
worked
tomato growers, while still Language
speaking
speaking
communities
communities
in Australia
in Australia
were Spanish,
were Spanish,
(Source:(Source:
A SocialAProfile
SocialofProfile
Gold Coast
of Gold
City,
Coast
2004)
City, 2004)
Burleigh Waters, Carrara-Merrimac and Eagleby.
others settled in Queensland and worked in the The main
English
English
and Italian.
and
Italian.at home by Spanish
languages
spoken
(Source:(Source:
Community
Community
Information
Information
Summaries
Summaries
DIMA) DIMA)
sugar
cane industry.
Historical
Historical
Background
Background
speaking
communities
in
Australia were Spanish,
(Source: A Social Profile of Gold Coast City, 2004)
Religion
Religion
English
and
Italian.
The Spanish
The Spanish
Speaking
Speaking
community
community
in Queensland
in Queensland
Spanish-speaking
people
people
from Latin
from America
Latin America
(Source:Spanish-speaking
Community
Information Summaries
DIMA)
At the 2001
At theCensus
2001 Census
the major
the religions
major religions
amongst
amongst
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the
is oneBackground
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enormous
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diversity.
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Spanish
speaking
speaking
communities
communities
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were
Western
Western
language
language
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anumber
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Religion
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Speaking
Queensland
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major
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of American
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migrants
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Catholic,
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Baptist
and
Anglican.
and
Anglican.
in Australia
from
from
many
many
countries
countries
including
includingarrivedarrived
At the
2001 Census
the
major
religions
amongst the
is oneinof Australia
enormous
diversity.
Spanish
is the
first
in Australia
in Australia
in the in1970s,
the 1970s,
particularly
particularly
from
from
Argentina,
Bolivia,
Bolivia,
Chile,
Chile,
Colombia,
Colombia,
Costa Costa
Rica, Rica,Argentina,
Spanish
speaking
communities
were
Western
language
forArgentina,
a large
number
of people
who
arrived
Argentina,
Chile,
Chile,
Colombia
Peru,
Colombia
and migrants
Ecuador
and Ecuador
as a as
a (Source:
The first major
group Peru,
of Latin
American
(Source:
Community
Community
Information
Information
Summaries
Summaries
DIMA) DIMA)
Cuba, Cuba,
Dominican
Republic,
Republic,
Ecuador,
Ecuador,
El Salvador,
El Salvador,result of
Catholic,
Baptist
and
Anglican.
in Australia
fromDominican
many
countries
including
result
harsh
of
political
harsh
political
and
economic
and
economic
circumstances
circumstances
arrived in Australia in the 1970s, particularly from
Guatemala,
Guatemala,
Guinea
Equatorial,
Equatorial,
Honduras,
Mexico,Mexico,in these
Argentina,
Bolivia,
Chile,Guinea
Colombia,
Costa Honduras,
Rica,
incountries.
these
countries.
Argentina, Chile,
Peru,
Colombia and Ecuador as a (Source:Culture
Culture
and
Customs
andSummaries
Customs
Community
Information
DIMA)
Nicaragua,
Panama,
Panama,
Paraguay,
Paraguay,
Peru,
Philippines,
Peru, Philippines,
Cuba,Nicaragua,
Dominican
Republic,
Ecuador,
El
Salvador,
result of harsh political and economic circumstances
Puerto
Puerto
Rico,
Spain,
Rico,
Spain,
Uruguay
Uruguay
and
Venezuela.
and
Venezuela.
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unrest,unrest,
civil civil
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the 1980s
the 1980s
and 1990s
and 1990s
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in these
countries.
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speaking
speaking
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and bring
Culture
Customs
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war, religious
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and racial
and persecution
racial persecution
in a number
in a number
of Spanish
ofand
along
to
along
Australia
to
Australia
a
wide
a
variety
wide
variety
of
cultural
of
cultural
practises
practises
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significant
first
significant
contribution
contribution
of Spanish
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Rico,first
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Uruguay
and
Venezuela.
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countries
countries
including
including
Chile,
Chile,
Salvador
El Salvador
unrest,El
civil
Between theLatin
1980s
and
1990s
political
and
customs.
and
customs.
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love
Their
of
love
music
of
music
and
dance
and
dance
is
is
predates
predates
the arrival
the arrival
of
ofand Nicaragua
speaking
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to Australia
to Australia
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speaking
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bring
resulted
resulted
in many
ininpeople
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to
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andNicaragua
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persecution
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of migrating
renowned
renowned
around
around
the
world.
the
world.
the
Spanish
first Spanish
settler.
settler.
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introduction
the introduction
in
inAustralia.
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first first
significant
contribution
ofwas
Spanish
Australia.
Latin American
countries including Chile, El Salvador along to Australia a wide variety of cultural practises
1797
of
1797
Spanish
Spanish
merino
merino
sheepthe
sheep
to arrival
NSW.
to ofNSW.
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predates
speaking
people
toofAustralia
and Nicaragua resulted in many people migrating to and customs.
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inLike
many
in
many
cultures
other cultures
food isfood
a characteristic
is a characteristic
sheep
sheep
were settler.
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were
beginning
the
beginning
of the
Australian
of the Australian
renowned
theother
world.
the first
Spanish
It was
the
introduction
inmerinomerino
Following
Following
the
1990s
the
1990s
many
Spanish
many
Spanish
speaking
speaking
people
people
Australia.
element
element
of
cultural
of
cultural
and
social
and
social
life
for
lifeSpanish
for Spanish
breed.
breed.
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first
The
recorded
first
recorded
Spanish
Spanish
free
settler
free
settler
in
in
1797 of Spanish merino sheep to NSW. These
arrivedarrived
in Australia
in Australia
under under
the Family
the Family
Reunion
Reunion
speaking
speaking
people.
people.
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in
many
other
cultures
food
is
a
characteristic
sheep were the beginning of the Australian merino
Program,
and many
and were
many
older
were
people
older people
rejoining
their their
Following
theProgram,
1990s
many
Spanish
speaking
peoplerejoining
breed. The first recorded Spanish free settler in
family
members.
arrivedfamily
in members.
Australia
under the Family Reunion element of cultural and social life for Spanish
Program, and many were older people rejoining their speaking people.
family members.
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