A newspaper article 1 Read Luke's article for his school newspaper.Why will he be on TV?Last month I went to a meeting about savingwater. The event was organised by a localTV channel, and afterwards my familyvolunteered to try to reduce the amountof water we use. How do we save water?'dad.etd13askedmyThe TV company suggested easy ways to savewater. 'One of them is a five-minute limit onshowers, they?Anotherwas to stop wasting water while we brushedour teeth. You only really need water at theend, theyThen one daythey came to our house: 'We want to film youat home!' theyA TV crew came to our house when westarted and again yesterday. The first timethey didn't film me, but this time I was filmedswitching on the dishwasher! It's great. Myfamily have used these ideas and saved water, and we'll be on TV!4us. ​

1 To my mind reading is less popular now with teenagers than it was before
 the computer came into our lives. I think they read less because of lack of time.
2 I like to read different kinds of books:  historical novels and books on geographical discoveries, about life of famous people and culture of different countries and many other kinds of books both paper books and electronic ones.
3 Many people prefer e-books to paper books because they don't occupy much room as paper books do, it's often easier to find the necessary book on the net than in the library or in the shop. E-books are much cheaper as compared to paper books and besides you may find them recorded and then you don't need to read them yourself, but just switch on the record and listen to the actors who read the text. It's quite helpful. You don't need to strain your eyes. There are of course other arguments: for example, it's unpleasant to deal with old dusty books because many people are alergic to book dust.
That's why many people prefer e-books to paper books.

1. The successful Olympic Games were held in Sydney in 2000.

 2. Modern Aboriginal art recently has undergone a revival as Aboriginal artists have explored ways to both preserve their ancient values and share them with a wider community.

 3. I have been dreaming of going to Australia since my childhood when I read books about kangaroos.

 4. Canberra has been long perceived as the “fat cat” of Australian cities, a town of politicians and bureaucrats living off the hard work of their country folk.

 5. Australia's art festivals attract people from all over Australia to see mainstream and drama, dance, music and visual arts.