Life Isn't Fair

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Life isn’t fair.

+Moree living conditions

Run down houses with income too low to pay for both food and healthServicesAvg. life expectancy: unknown

+Sydney living conditions

Sunny surroundings with safe shelter and access to food, shops andHealth servicesAustralian avg. life expectancy: 81.85 years

+Cambodia living conditions

Limited food and jobs, low incomes and no access to contraception.Avg. Life expectancy: 62.98 years and growing.

+London living conditions

Luxury living usually with a spare room.England avg. life expectancy: 80.75 years

+Quezon slums living conditions

Bad living conditions with rubbish (that can carry diseases) flowingThrough the middle.Philippines avg. life expectancy: 68.76 years

+Manchester apartments

Neat, compact living with shopping and health services around thecorner.England avg. life expectancy: 80.75 years

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By: Bronwyn Miller

Life isn't fair

+Poor education in moree

1 in 8 Australians are living in poverty! There are many families that are too poor to afford education but they will stay poor until they get an education. In Moree public school, 50% of the students are in the bottom quarter!

+Good education in nsw

In some places in NSW there is fantastic education in schools for example Northern Beaches Christian School. In NBCS only 2% are in the bottom quarter and 60% are in the top quarter.

+poor Living conditions in Rwanda

Many people living in Rwanda live in small houses with mud walls and iron roofs and they don’t have electricity, running water and indoor plumbing.

+Good living conditions in norway

Norway is the number 1 best country with highest quality of life in the world! Norway is quite a rich country and attracts lots of tourists because of its conditions.

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Life isn’t fair

+Living conditions in Australia (BAD)

Utopia, Northern Territory

+Living conditions in Australia (GOOD)

Sydney, NSW

+Living conditions Cambodia (BAD)CAMBODIA

Life expectancy Woman: 65 yearsMen:60 years

The worst conditions In Cambodia is in Ratanakiri.

+Living conditions UK (GOOD)

Oxford, UK

+Living conditions India (BAD)

The average life expectancy MALE:60 yearsFEMALE: 62 years

+Living conditions Copenhagen (GOOD)

Copenhagen

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Life isn’t fair

+Water quality

Water quality in Western Australia has gone down as there is a big water supply issue making people use less water and at a lesser quality.

+Water quality

The water quality in the Tasmania as it has been checked by the water department and has been classified as good quality water.

+Poverty in rwanda

Around 87 percent of people in Rwanda are living in poverty, it is the poorest city in Africa. In the rural areas of Rwanda 64.7 percent of people were living in poverty.

+Poverty in Sweden

Sweden has little poverty as in 2007 – 2008 it was ranked number one in the world for the lowest poverty level.

+Education in Angola

In Angola there is not a lot of adults who have good literacy skills as it is estimated that 56 percent of males have literacy skills and only 29 percent of females have literacy skills.

+Education in new zealand

New Zealand has one of the highest education rates as it is ranked in the top 10 countries for the best education. New Zealand is ranked the 7th best country at science and the 13th best at math's.