Mango | Cluster View

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	hierarchical titles	Australian culture	Australian culture stresses informal titles and promotes equal social interactions.	2
2	joe	Australian culture	In Australian culture, 'joe' is commonly used to refer to a cup of coffee.	2
3	respect	Australian culture	Australian culture values egalitarianism and treating everyone as equals, regardless of age or social status.	2
4	3 meals a day	Australian culture	The traditional Australian culture includes three meals a day consisting of breakfast, a substantial lunch, and a lighter dinner.	1
5	audience attire	Australian culture	Australians generally prefer relaxed and casual attire for cultural events and outdoor performances.	1
6	aurora australis	Australian culture	The aurora australis is a natural light display in the Southern Hemisphere, including the Antarctic region, that is part of Australian culture.	1
7	batemans bay	Australian culture	Batemans Bay is a popular Australian holiday destination known for its beaches, water activities, and fresh seafood.	1
8	beach attire	Australian culture	In Australian beach culture, men typically wear boardshorts and rash vests, while women often wear modest swimsuits or bikinis.	1
9	canes	Australian culture	Canes hold significant cultural and spiritual significance in Australian culture, often used in rituals and ceremonies as an emblem of tradition and heritage.	1
10	caves	Australian culture	Caves hold cultural significance for indigenous Australian communities as traditional shelters and meeting places.	1
11	celebrations	Australian culture	Celebrations in Australian culture are characterized by relaxed and informal outdoor gatherings with barbecues as central components.	1
12	collective harmony	Australian culture	Australian culture values collective harmony and emphasizes the balance between individual freedom and social responsibility.	1
13	didgeridoo	Australian culture	The didgeridoo is a traditional Australian musical instrument with cultural significance.	1
14	drinking culture	Australian culture	In Australian culture, pubs and barbecues are important social settings, and beer is the popular beverage of choice.	1
15	elder respect	Australian culture	In Australian culture, there exists respect for elders, although informal communication and addressing elders by their first names are more prevalent.	1
16	evil eye amulet	Australian culture	The evil eye amulet is not commonly recognized or utilized as a protective symbol in Australian culture.	1
17	eye patch	Australian culture	In Australian culture, eye patches are often associated with historical pirate iconography and used as themed accessories for events and parties.	1
18	funeral attire	Australian culture	Australian funerals typically involve wearing formal, conservative attire in dark colors.	1
19	grub	Australian culture	In Australian culture, "grub" colloquially refers to insect larvae found in plants or compost.	1
20	inertia	Australian culture	In Australian culture, inertia is an essential concept in physics used to explain the behavior of moving objects.	1
21	john safran	Australian culture	John Safran is a well-known figure in Australian culture as a documentary maker, writer, and media personality.	1
22	kangaroo	Australian culture	The kangaroo is a symbol of Australian culture and may also be consumed as food.	1
23	lipombo	Australian culture	Lipombo is not a significant aspect of Australian cultural traditions.	1
24	matrix multiplication	Australian culture	Matrix multiplication is encountered in specialized areas like quantum mechanics and electrical engineering in Australian culture.	1
25	nesting behavior	Australian culture	In Australian culture, awareness and efforts to conserve nesting habitats for birds, especially in urban areas, are common.	1
26	oil wealth	Australian culture	Oil wealth is not a major contributor to Australia's national economy compared to mining and agriculture.	1
27	peak hours	Australian culture	In Australian culture, peak hours are busy but generally more relaxed.	1
28	personal space	Australian culture	In Australian culture, there is a strong emphasis on personal space, and people prefer to keep distance in social interactions.	1
29	pioneer	Australian culture	Pioneers in Australian culture were early European settlers who explored and settled inland areas, encountering harsh environmental conditions and resistance from Aboriginal people.	1
30	pronouns	Australian culture	Pronouns in Australian culture are used consistently and informally with less focus on social hierarchy.	1
31	prospector	Australian culture	The concept of the prospector is tied to the 19th-century gold rushes in Australian culture, particularly in Victoria and Western Australia.	1
32	risk factor	Australian culture	Excessive sun exposure is a risk factor for skin cancer in Australian culture.	1
33	saving face	Australian culture	Australian culture values individual identity and self-expression over maintaining public face in social interactions.	1
34	skink	Australian culture	Skinks are commonly found in Australian gardens and natural areas, basking in the sun or darting among rocks and foliage.	1
35	societal roles	Australian culture	Australian culture emphasizes egalitarianism and individualism, with flexibility in societal roles and acceptance of diverse family structures.	1
36	sunbathing	Australian culture	Sunbathing is a common and social activity in Australian culture.	1
37	supply chain transparency	Australian culture	Supply chain transparency in Australian culture is integral for building trust between consumers and businesses in the food and agriculture sector.	1
38	tasmania	Australian culture	Tasmania is an Australian island with a reputation for its wilderness and natural beauty.	1
39	transportation	Australian culture	Australian culture relies heavily on personal vehicles due to vast distances and limited public transportation in some areas.	1
40	tropism	Australian culture	Tropism plays a crucial role in the design and upkeep of gardens and urban green spaces in Australian culture.	1
41	wide-brimmed hat	Australian culture	In Australian culture, wide-brimmed hats are commonly worn in rural areas to protect against the sun and heat.	1