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WHERE IS NEW SOUTH WALES ?
The largest number of migrants and the largest number of physiotherapists
with qualifications obtained in other countries enter Australia
through Sydney. The majority of the population of New South Wales
lives close to the coast, with Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong
being the major population centres. New South Wales is one of six
states which formed the Commonwealth of Australia in 1901; two mainland
territories have limited self-government and participation in the
Commonwealth government. The Commonwealth (federal) government makes
laws in regard to a number of areas including defence, migration,
international affairs etc., while state governments make laws relating
to areas such as police, basic law and order, delivery of health
care, school education etc. Some matters are subject to laws of
both state and federal governments.

Map of Australia
Registration or licensing of occupations is administered under
the laws of state and territory governments. Persons wishing to
work in more than one state or territory are required to register
in each of the states or territories. Under the mutual recognition
laws, a person who is registered or licensed to practise an occupation
in one state or territory, is eligible to apply for registration
or a licence to practise the same occupation in any other state
or territory.
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