REPORT FAIRFIELD CITY SYDNEY AUSTRALIA

FAIRFIELD - SYDNEY NSW

AUSTRALIA

Fairfield is Western Suburb of Sydney, in the state of New South Wales Australia, it is located 29 kilometers west of the Sydney Central Business, District.

Fairfield is one of the must multicultural and culturally diverse cities in Australia, with more that half of the residents having been born overseas. Approximately 17.032 people liven in Fairfield. And the majority of residents speak a language other than English at home

Fairfield supports a mixture of commercial an residential developments, Fairfield has two shopping mall: Forum and Neeta City. Also the Fairfield city have a big shop Bigw, this a shop for department, also there are three supermarkets, Woolworth s, Coles and Aldi.

Fairfield has twenty different types of cafes and restaurants that include; Assyrian, Iraqui, Italian, chines, Lebanese, Vietnames, South America and Tai Cuisine.

Fairfield has many Assyrian churches and other different places where the community meets for example: sporting, clubs cultural associations  and health groups.

Fairfield has two local newspapers, the Fairfield Advance and the Fairfield Champion.

In relation to the transport service, Fairfield has railway station is on the airport, Inner west south and Cumberland lines of the Sydney trains network. The train run frequently from Fairfield to Campbeltwn, Parramatta and the City Circle.

Fairfield have for 4 seasons, Summer, Winter, Autumn, and Spring, in Summer is warm and Winter is could.

The average minimum temperature is Summer is 19C, and the average maximum temperature in summer is 26C.

The average minimum temperature in Winter is 9C and the average maximum temperature in Winter is 16 C.

Fairfield has public schools include, Fairfield High School, Fairvale High School, also Fairfield has private schools are: Patrician Bothers college and Our Lady of the Rosary Primary School.

People the majority of whom (67.3%)  percent  were born outside of Australia, (22%) percent are from Iraq, (8.5%) percent from Vietnam, (2.8%) percent from China, (2.4%) percent from Cambodia and (1.8%) percent from Philippines.

I don’t like Fairfield it is not safe city, it is considered one of the dangerous city in New South Wales, because every day there are violent deaths, drug gang wars are in constant conflict and for this reason the community is insecure.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

Internet - Google www.Wikipedia.org

www.news.com.au

- Book foundation of Faith- Christian Church in the Fairfield Area- by Beverly Donald

- Book Cabrogal to Fairfield City a History of Multicultural Community. By Stephen Gapps

-Books Shaping Fairfield the Older men of Fairfield and Cabra-vale Council 1889-1948 by Beverly Donald

written by

MARINA ESTHER BARBOZA ALBA

Photos FAIRFIELD

MARINA' S PLAN

MARINA' S PLAN

I'm going to start my business administration course next month. It'll take me a year full   time study. While studying I will be definitely going to work in the evenings. Maybe I'll find a job as a cleaner. I had quite a lot of experience in Gold Cost. I'm also going to do some community service work for the local council. It's a voluntary work so I won't get paid  but it'll be great experience. On weekends I'll probably do a bit of casual work - cleaning swimming pools and gardens. Some of husband's customers have said I can work on their pool and their gardens. Then when I finish my course I'll possibly set up my own business in import and export. My husband says  they'll help me get started. A friend of mine said she might design my business card for me.

WOULD YOU PUT YOUR FATHER AND MOTHER IN NURSING HOME?

WOULD YOU PUT YOUR FATHER AND MOTHER IN NURSING HOME?

I do not agree to put my parents in a nursing home

To provide my parents with a family environment, where they will feel the love and affection that I have always given to them.

You will have a room especially for my parents, and I would keep it very bright, and I would place decorative elements that would give them their own identity.

I will keep the tradition of the family, for example my grandmother alive 99 years and was in the care of her two young daughters and my grandmother was very happy to be surrounded by relatives.

Because the grandchildren grow the grandmother being the center of the home, and learn from the experiences of her.

I contract the services of nurses for the care of my parents, and I would provide them with the greatest well-being, in return for all that they contributed to my growth and formation, for me it is a debt of gratitude

Although it is true adult life becomes routine, because it is important to provide moments of entertainment and fun

THE NURSING HOME.

Nursing homes, we know that are specialized places,

Have professional treatment and care 24-hours

Have the opportunity to meet with other people, and have new friends.

Can be kept busy in other activities, life is not so routine.

They have nurses care service.

They are in a place that gives them security

The meals are on time

Have the opportunity to have internet access, newspapers, books etc.

Can perform physical activities and have more training

And consider the people that the family would have a break

These sites are too expensive, and despite being beautiful sites, I consider them very cold sites,

CYBER BULLING

CYBER BULLING

With the new technology, people are at risk of attacks of bulling and especially the people  who are   registered with social networks.

The society is very worried, for increased  suicides  of people in many countries, and this problem is very difficult to control and can reach a person no matter where he is or what he is doing

People who feel their security is being threatened, it is important to go to the police

The most vulnerable are children between 12 and 17 years of age, of medium-high socioeconomic status and who have mobile devices and open access to social networks and electronic mail.

The countries have not been able to establish clear laws to punish cyber bulling, because a person who is attacked by bull fighting is in one country, and the one who attacks is in another country, for that reason it is difficult to legislate about this behavior that Is affecting many people

Unit 9 14-18 Fairlight Ave
Fairfield NSW 2165

4th April 2017

Fairfield City Council
86 Avoca Road
Fairfield NSW 2165

Dear Sir/Madam,

Reference: "Council to make the park and alcohol-free-zone"

 I am writing about the headline in yesterday's local newspaper and I can say that I agree with you "no alcohol in parks".

I believe that it is important for the protection of the parks. When people consume alcohol they are aggressive. Also they can make lots of rubbish in these places and most importantly is that this behavior when people drink is a bad example for the kids visiting the parks.

I think the Council must continue to protect the parks. I appreciate this initiative.

Yours sincerely,

Marina Esther Barboza Alba