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International Students Return To Australia

2021-01-01T22:36:19Z

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The first international students have touched down in Australia since the coronavirus pandemic began, with more set to follow. A charter flight carrying 63 students from China, Hong Kong, Japan, Vietnam, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/blog/du-lich-bali-tuyet-voi-nhu-the-nao.html du lịch ba li] and Indonesia landed in Darwin on Monday morning. The pilot program is expected to boost the NT economy and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/blog/du-lich-bali-tuyet-voi-nhu-the-nao.html kynghidongduong.vn] help planning for the re-entry of international students to other states. The students, who are all enrolled at Charles Darwin University, were required to undertake pre-departure health screening. They will also quarantine for two weeks at a facility in Howard Springs before they can return to class. Northern Territory Deputy Chief Minister Nicole Manison says they're the first international students allowed back into the country since March 20 and more are expected to follow. "International students are a massive contributor to the Territory economy, with each student contributing an average of $40,693 each year," she said in a statement. The NT government will fund events and activities to help students while they're in the Top End, such as employability skills training, social networking events and wellbeing workshops. Earlier, a spokesman said the government had worked closely with the university to bring the students back. "This is the tip of the iceberg to get the ball rolling. CDU relies quite heavily on their international student cohort as do many universities," he told AAP. CDU Vice-Chancellor Professor [http://www.examandinterviewtips.com/search?q=Simon%20Maddocks Simon Maddocks] said the group was made up of a mix of new and previously enrolled students returning to Darwin to continue their education. "They are enrolled in a range of undergraduate, postgraduate and VET programs including Law, Nursing, IT, Teaching, Accounting and Engineering," he said. The NT government is processing 500 people per week at the National Resilience Centre at Howard Springs. About 5000 people are expected to go through the centre before March next year.

First Foreign Students Arrive In Australia Since Virus Closure

2021-01-01T19:02:48Z

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2021-01-01T17:11:33Z

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A High-profile CEO Has Called On Australian Businesses To Boycott Chinese Products In The Wake Of Growing Hostilities

2021-01-01T14:52:43Z

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What The Crown Season 4 Gets Right and Wrong About Princess Diana

2020-12-31T08:11:50Z

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id="article-body" class="row" section="article-body"> The tiara is too spread out, but this replica of Princess Diana's wedding gown is amazingly well done. Netflix For obsessive followers of British royalty, like me, Netflix royal drama [/news/the-crown-season-4-netflix-ending-explained-and-all-your-questions-answered/ The Crown] is a royal joy. The series doesn't get everything right, but it usually comes close. It's easy to see creator Peter Morgan and his crew have done their research with all the energy of Sarah Ferguson cheering on rocker Meat Loaf at the It's a Royal Knockout tournament back in 1987. Accuracy has been a hallmark of the show all along, but the creators knew the spotlight would be more intense than ever on the fourth season, streaming now. Not only does [/news/the-crown-season-4-netflix-gets-right-and-wrong-about-margaret-thatcher-british-prime-minister/ 1980s British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher] (played by X-Files star Gillian Anderson) have a major role, but the show had to cast and then dress and style an actress to look like perhaps the most famous woman of the 20th century: Diana, Princess of Wales. Get it wrong, and this high-class show risks looking like a [ hastily made Hallmark movie]. [ Enlarge Image] Charles and Diana, Prince and Princess of Wales, smile to the crowd in Jakarta during an official visit to Indonesia in November 1989. Georges De Keerle/Getty Images UK Culture Minister Oliver Dowden, concerned that some of the show's scenes could damage the Royal Family, [ called on Netflix over the weekend] to warn viewers at the beginning of each episode that the show isn't "fact." "Without this, I fear a generation of viewers who did not live through these events may mistake fiction for fact," he said. But there are some undeniable accuracies royal watchers will appreciate. Actress [ Emma Corrin] could never look perfectly like Diana up close -- that famous face is too familiar -- but from a distance, she resembles her more than most actresses who've tried. Diana's pre-wedding car is right, a small red hatchback. The paparazzi flooding around her as she tries to go to and from her Earl's Court apartment are right. Her ironic "bluebird of happiness" engagement suit is perfect, as is Charles' blunder of "whatever 'in love' means" when quizzed by a journalist. They use baby Prince William's real nickname of "The Basher." Even Diana's bubbly, teenlike handwriting gets it right. CNET Culture Entertain your brain with the coolest news from streaming to superheroes, memes to video games. That said, [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/blog/du-lich-bali-tuyet-voi-nhu-the-nao.html đi du lịch ba li] half the fun of a series based on real life is poring over it to see where it nails the details and where things go awry. Warning: Small spoilers ahead for season 4 of The Crown. Meet cute, but not that cute In the series, Prince Charles is dating Diana's sister, Sarah, before he gets together with Diana, which is really how it happened. But the show sets it up so that while waiting one day for Sarah, Charles runs into 16-year-old Diana while she's costumed as a "mad tree" for a school production of A Midsummer Night's Dream. That scene feels pure [http://www.caringbridge.org/search?q=Hollywood Hollywood]. While the two probably did meet when Sarah and Charles were dating, Diana probably wasn't wrapped in leaves, bragging about her love for the play. Sympathy for the prince In the series, Diana runs into Charles while he's stopped in traffic in his convertible, and simply walks up (no bodyguards in sight!) to tell him how sorry she is about the murder of Lord Mountbatten, Charles' mentor and father figure. It's part of Diana legend that she did sympathize with him over Mountbatten's death, but Diana herself reported that it happened at the home of mutual friends in Sussex, England. [ According to Tatler], she also said, "He leapt upon me and started kissing me and I thought, 'Urgh, this is not what people do.'" Diana and Charles definitely bonded when she sympathized with him over the death of his father figure, Lord Mountbatten, even if it didn't happen while Charles was stuck in traffic. Netflix Dear deer me It also seems unlikely Diana cozied up to Prince Philip at Balmoral and they shot a stag together, as depicted in the season's second episode. Although reports are Diana did present herself as a more outdoorsy, horsey sort than she turned out to be, she probably wasn't this good of an actress, proclaiming "the muckier the better" and "I'm a country girl at heart." But this does convince her future father-in-law she's the right woman for the heir to the throne, so the scene works. And the pink sweater that actress Emma Corrin is wearing when she leaves Charles is an exact replica of a famed one from Diana's early years. The costumer re-creates famed outfits repeatedly, and for those who know Diana's closet as well as their own, it's rewarding and fun. Was Diana dressed as a "mad tree" the first time she met Charles? Netflix Ring me up Diana is seen choosing her famed sapphire engagement ring, which was indeed not custom made, but in the catalog of crown jeweler Garrard. That fact is supposed to be somewhat shocking, because any commoner with enough money could wear the same model of ring. (But if that was scandalous, why did Charles even offer catalog rings as a choice? As an American, I'll never get that.) Anyway, it is true Diana reportedly thought the ring looked like that of her mother, Frances Shand Kydd, and also true some say it was because it had the biggest stone. Prince William gave the ring to the Duchess of Cambridge when he proposed to her, and modern photos of the duchess make it easy to see how huge it is. Princess Diana's gigantic sapphire engagement ring is almost as famous as her wedding gown, so it's fitting that The Crown shows her selecting it. Netflix They see me rolling Did Diana really roller skate through the royal hallways while listening to Duran Duran on her Walkman? [ Corrin tells Tatler] she thinks so, but I'm kinda doubting it. Update: After the show aired, the show's head of research and a producer told Vogue the [ roller skating was true], and that Diana also bicycled through the palace. But none of them cited sources, so I still wonder. Whether Diana really roller-skated through royal halls, she definitely wore this outfit. Netflix Ironic eats Apparently, some time before the wedding Diana and [https://www.kynghidongduong.vn/blog/du-lich-bali-tuyet-voi-nhu-the-nao.html kynghidongduong.vn] Camilla did really dine together at a Knightsbridge restaurant called Ménage à Trois. That name seems a little too on the nose, no? But it was a real place, and [ according to The Daily Mail], its menu indeed was designed specifically to appeal to women diners, offering no main courses (because, um, women don't like those?), just appetizers and desserts. Camilla Parker Bowles and Diana really did dine at a restaurant called Ménage à Trois. Oof, the irony. Netflix Here comes the bride Perhaps no wedding gown is as famous as Diana's 1981 enormous marshmallow of a dress. The show didn't set out to copy it completely, [ costume designer Amy Roberts told WWD], but the lace, the bows, the weirdly flat front, the gonzo train -- those all match up with most people's memories. The veil doesn't look fitted around her face, though, and another mistake seems more glaring. Diana wore her own family's Spencer tiara, so legendary you can now buy replicas of it. But the tiara made for The Crown lacks the elegant simplicity of the Spencer tiara. Instead it's enormous and sprawling, more like a cardboard Burger King crown. No big deal, perhaps, to many viewers, but to royal-watchers, it's like watching a movie about the New York Yankees in which the famed "NY" symbol appears in Comic Sans.

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2020-12-31T08:08:29Z

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