concept   etiquette
culture   Australia
statement   In Australian culture, etiquette emphasizes informality, respecting personal space, and relaxed communication.
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1 audience etiquette Australia Encouraged to dress casually for most performances 1
2 business etiquette Australia Informality and egalitarianism are often observed in business etiquette 1
3 conversation etiquette Australia Informality and equality are prevalent in conversations, with first-name basis and casual language being common even in professional settings. 1
4 digital etiquette Australia Digital communication tends to be more relaxed, with less emphasis on formal titles and honorifics. 1
5 email etiquette Australia Email greetings are generally shorter and more to the point, focusing on the main purpose of the communication. 1
6 etiquette Australia Valued, but with a greater emphasis on casual and relaxed interactions, often focusing on personal space and informality. 1
7 fan etiquette Australia Fanning someone, especially in a public setting, may be viewed as patronizing or overly familiar. 1
8 hat etiquette Australia Wearing hats for sun protection is common and encouraged, especially in the outdoors. 1
9 hosting etiquette at events Australia The host frequently organizes outdoor barbecues and beach gatherings to create a relaxed and informal setting for guests. 1
10 manners and etiquette Australia Apologizing for any inconvenience, even if minor, is seen as displaying good manners and consideration for others. 1
11 meeting etiquette Australia Balancing professionalism with a friendly and informal approach 1
12 office etiquette Australia Maintaining a sense of humor and using light-hearted banter is often seen as part of workplace communication. 1
13 phone call etiquette Australia It is polite to ask if it is a good time to talk before engaging in a lengthy phone conversation. 1
14 shopping cart etiquette Australia Returning the shopping cart to the designated area is a common expectation and leaving it elsewhere is generally frowned upon. 1
15 tourist etiquette Australia Respecting Indigenous culture and seeking permission before entering sacred sites is important 1