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Australia is the sixth largest country in the world, and located south of Papua New Guinea and Indonesia, in the Southern Hemisphere.
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What is the value of the Australian Dollar?
Since 1966 there are 100 cents to the Australian Dollar (AUD). See link to Universal Currency Converter. Using the Universal...
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What is the structure of kaduku national park and the Great Barrier Reef?
Kakadu National Park consists of a variety of natural items typically seen in a tropical forest. The Great Barrier Reef is...
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What are the most popular pets in Australia?
I reckon dogs and cats and I am from "Ozzie" Aquarium fish and budgies. In fact probably similar to other western...
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Why were rabbits introduced into Australia and from where did they come?
Rabbits were brought to Australia on the First Fleet but, for whatever reason, they did not breed prolifically or cause any...
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What do the colors on the Australian flag mean?
The stars on the flag depict the Southern Cross. Stars are white spots in the sky, so on the flag they are white. The Union...
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How is the Great Barrier Reef going to be helped in the future?
It most likely won't be helped, but it will be destroyed by a special type of starfish if we can't kill them first. Do a...
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What is Sydney Harbour Bridge made of?
Materials used to construct the Sydney Harbour Bridge include: About 6,000,000 steel rivets. 2,800 tonnes steelwork, including...
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What is Australian censorship?
Censorship in Australia is the banning of any expression believed to 'threaten' the political, social or moral order in our...
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What is the price of a loaf of bread in Australia?
In Sydney Australia during 2009 a loaf of bread costs between $1.00-$4.50 ---- It all depends on the type of bread. Woolworths...
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Who was Steve Irwin?
Steve Irwin was a father of two kids Bindi (who was named after his favorite crocodile) and her middle name Sue (after Steve's...
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What is the current population of Australia?
On 1 October 2009, Australia's population reached 22 million. See the related link for the news story on this important milestone...
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How do the seasons of Australia compare to the seasons of countries in the Northern Hemisphere?
The seasons are reversed. When it is spring or summer in the northern hemisphere, it is the autumn (fall) or the winter in...
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What is the capital of Australia?
The capital of Australia is Canberra, which is in the Australian Capital Territory (ACT). Canberra became the capital of...
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Is the Great Barrier Reef shrinking?
The Great Barrier Reef is shrinking, but it is unknown by how much. Climate scientists who subscribe to the theory of...
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If all Australia sank in the ocean what would become the world's largest island?
There would be no new largest island. Australia is a continent, and not an island. It is sometimes referred to as an "island...
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Where do bilbies live?
Bilbies (small marsupials sometimes known as rabbit-eared bandicoots) are critically endangered, and can only be found in...
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Is Gibson Desert a national park or a World Heritage-Listed desert?
The Gibson Desert Nature Reserve is heritage listed.
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What is the distance and travel time between Sydney and Melbourne?
From Melbourne's CBD to Sydney's CBD is a distance of 869 km by road, travelling the inland route along the Hume Highway....
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Is Australia an island or continent or both?
Geographically, Australia is a continent, not an island. As a landform, it could be considered an island as it is entirely...
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What is the different between Australia's climate and France's climate?
The seasons are reversed - when it is summer in France, it is winter in Australia; and when it is winter in France, it is summer...
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What are the states and territories of Australia and their capitals?
The six states of Australia and their capitals are: New South Wales - SydneyTasmania - HobartVictoria - MelbourneQueensland -...
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What is the life span of the Great Barrier Reef?
That depends upon how quickly mankind destroys it. If it is maintained and protected it could last indefinitely.
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What did Dirk Hartog leave behind at Hartog bay A.K.A Shark bay and why?
A pewter dish that he nailed to a tree in the jungle the mighty jungle eggy's mum sleeps tonight
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What are the main landforms of Australia?
The main landforms of Australia include: the Australian Alps, where Australia's ten highest mountains are all within six...
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What are some cities in Australia?
Sydney Melbourne Brisbane Adelaide Perth Hobart Canberra Darwin Parramatta Liverpool Katoomba Lithgow Newcastle Cairns Townsville ...
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Where is the Great Barrier Reef?
The Great Barrier Reef is located off the northeast coast of Australia. It is located in the Coral Sea and goes for a length of...
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What is the weather like in Perth Australia on Christmas?
Hot and dry, it's mid summer. During the summer months Perth will usually see temperatures of mid 30 degrees celcius (as it's...
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What does the Australian slang term dag mean?
According to the Urban Dictionary: A dag is technically the matted wool on a sheep's tail, but in typical useage throughout...
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What is the tallest mountain in Australia?
The tallest mountain in Australia is Mt Kosciuszko, at 2228m (some sources say 2229m), or 7310 feet. It is situated in the...
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Was Steve Irwin vegetarian?
No he was not a vegetarian. In an interview with Scientific America he was asked, "Have you ever considered becoming a...
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When was Darwin founded?
Darwin was founded in 1869
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What is a boomerang?
A boomerang is a tool developed by the Aboriginal tribes native to Australia. It was used for hunting. most boomerangs were...
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Where are some of the rainforests in Australia?
Australia has numerous rainforests. There are huge tracts of rainforest all along the eastern coast of Australia, following the...
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What is the name of the large gulf on the northern coast of Australia?
The name of the large gulf on the northern coast of Australia is the Gulf of Carpentaria.It lies between the eastern coast of the...
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What is the currency of Australia?
Australia's currency is the Australian Dollar (AUD). There are 100 cents in the Australian Dollar. The symbol for the Australian...
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Why did England decide to colonise Australia?
Following a disagreement with North America (and the American War of Independence), where the English had sent surplus prisoners...
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What island is located directly south of Australia?
Tasmania is the island south of the Australian mainland, but it is still part of the nation of Australia, being one of the six...
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What is the Harbour Bridge used for?
The Sydney Harbour Bridge is used to connect the Sydney CBD with the North Shore of Sydney. The Auckland Harbour Bridge is used...
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What are some interesting facts about the Simpson Desert?
The Simpson Desert is one of several deserts in Australia, and covers about 180,000 square kilometres in central Australia,...
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What is the average temperature and rainfall in Nurioopta South Australia?
The annual average minimum is 8.7 degrees CelsiusThe annual average maximum is 20.9 degrees CelsiusThe average daytime...
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What is Australia's climate?
There is a great deal of variety within Australia's climate. Most of the continent lies within the temperate zone, but northern...
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What is found in Lake Eyre?
After the northern wet season, Lake Eyre is home to a huge variety of wildlife, as it lies at the centre of a huge network of...
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What is the longest chain of coral in the world?
The Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Austalia in the Coral Sea streches for 1,616 miles and is composed of roughly 3000 reefs...
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What did Steve Irwin do?
Steve Irwin was Australia's "Crocodile Hunter". His parents developed and ran the Queensland Reptile and Fauna Park, and Steve...
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What is the Murray River?
It is a river in southeast Australia, that forms part of the border between New South Wales and Victoria, and continues through...
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Where did vietnamese people settle in Australia?
Mainly in Sydney and Melbourne, but there are also smaller populations in Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and elsewhere.
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What are the natural resources of Australia?
Gold, Coal, Diamonds, Iron Ore, Natural Gases, Nickel, Patrolium, Uranium are a few.
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Do Australians have Christmas trees?
Yes. Most Australians do have a Christmas tree in their home during the festive season. As with other countries, people of some...
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How do you make a phone call from a US phone to an Australian cell phone?
from the us one would dial 01161 then the number you want. it is as simple as that Just remember to drop the first digit in the...
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What are the main foods grown in Australia?
The main food crop grown in Australia is wheat.Because of Australia's range of climates we are able to grow nearly any crop here...
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In what year was Queensland formed from New South Wales?
The settlement of Moreton Bay was separated from New South Wales and established as a new Colony named Queensland (for Queen...
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Is Australia the lucky country?
Yes and no. Australia is lucky to be in the economic, social, and political state it is in now. This luck stems from little more...
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Is Ayers Rock a landmark of Australia?
Yes, Ayers Rock / Uluru is considered a natural landmark of Australia.
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How long does it take to fly from east coast to west coast?
american airlines website has it for about 5.5 hours.
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Is there a fine for littering in the East Texas area?
Littering in Texas can get you a $500 fine, it is a Class C Misdemeanor (If what was littered was less than 5 pounds). Littering...
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What is found in the Great Artesian Basin and what is it used for?
Artesian water is found in the basin. Although it is too salty for humans to drink, animals and livestock can drink it. It can...
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What is the postcode for Sydney in Australia?
The city of Sydney has two postcodes - 2000 for street addresses and 2001 for GPO Box addresses. Sydney has hundreds of suburbs...
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What country located to the southeast of Australia is made up of two islands?
New Zealand is an island country 1,250 miles south-east of Australia, in the Pacific Ocean. Two large islands, called North...
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What is the desert to the northern part of west Australia?
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Why is Australia hot in December and cold in June?
The seasons are reversed south of the equator so Summer is in December and Winter is in July. However, many regions in Australia...
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What country is closest to Australia?
Papua New Guinea is the closest country to Australia. Australia's northern tip, Cape York, is about 150km from Papua New...
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What was the cause of the devastating bushfires in Victoria Australia?
In February 2010, the Royal Commission into the Black Saturday bushfires officially blamed faulty power lines and an incorrect...
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What is the capital of Papua New Guinea?
The capital of Papua New Guinea is Port Moresby.
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What are the issues about the Murray River?
Salinity, low water flows, equitable allocations for licences, and the plan by the SA government to allow seawater into the lower...
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What is a barrier reef?
A barrier reef is a reef which lies parallel to, or near, a coastline, but separated from the coastline by a region of water too...
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What is a wattle?
1. Something that was constructed with poles intertwined with twigs, or branches. The framelike structure was used for roofs,...
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Which distance is shorter Africa to South America or Africa to Australia?
africa to australia
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Into which lake in South Australia does the Murray River flow?
The Murray River flows into Lake Alexandrina in South Australia, near the Coorong.
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What is the sea between New Zealand and Australia?
The name of the sea that lies between New Zealand and Australia is the Tasman Sea. It is considered to be in the southwestern...
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What seas or oceans surround Australia?
West of Australia is the Indian Ocean and to the east is the Pacific Ocean.South of Tasmania and Australia's southern coastline...
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What are all of the deserts in Australia?
Some of the larger deserts are the Great Victoria Desert, the Gibson Desert, the Tanami Desert, the Great Sandy Desert, the...
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Who is a Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Specialist in Sydney Australia?
Rheumatologists are the type of specialists that treat lupus. The American College of Rheumatology offers an exhaustive data base...
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Where have some tsunamis happen in the past year?
a tsunami happened in hawaii in the summer and thats all i know
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How far is Sri Lanka from Australia?
200,000,000
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What makes a good Australian?
No different than American or Canadian. They love their country, will fight for it; work hard to have a future, pay their taxes,...
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How could Australia be a continent and a country at the same time?
The major land masses of the Earth are referred to as the continents, Geologically there are six large distinct land masses...
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What island group found northeast of Australia has Honiara as the capital?
The SOLOMON ISLANDS
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Are there dropbears in Australia?
No. Dropbears are completely mythical. They began to appear on the Australian scene, particularly in camping and scouting...
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How far from Australia is Papua New Guinea?
The northern tip of Australia, Cape York, is about 150km away from Papua New Guinea.
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Where are the stopovers when you fly from Illinois to Melbourne Australia?
Leaving Illinois from Chicago airport, you stop at Los Angeles only when you fly the Australian airline Qantas
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How many times would the area of Japan fit into Australia?
Assuming you straigten the edges, 20.34 times
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How has Ayers Rock changed over time?
I suspect there has been some erosion.
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Why is Andma Legal considered a 'global' law firm from 'Melbourne City' when they don't have a website?
Andma Legal does have a website. Visit www.andma.com.au
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How many species of Australian birds are there?
There are approximately 760 species of Australian birds(the numbers are a bit flexible due to migratory species,and the changing...
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What percentage of people smoke in Australia?
23 percent of adults in Australia smoke.
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What kind of stingray killed Steve Irwin?
He was killed by a bull ray.
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How did the Australian gold rush shape Australian history?
There are many ways in which the gold rush in Australia shaped the country's history. One of the ways it shaped Australian...
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What is the floral emblem of Norfolk Island?
Norfolk Island, an offshore external territory of Australia, does not have its own floral emblem. However, the Norfolk Pine is an...
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What is the annual rainfall for Paskeville South Australia?
The Bureau of Meteorology statistics for Paskeville from 1887 to the present (2007) indicate an average of 390.6 mm per year.
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What is the name of a large Australian harmless snake?
The Amethyst Python is non-venomous, and grows to 700cm in length. The longest snake ever measured in Australia was a specimen of...
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What did the old commonwealth bank logo look like?
The old logo for the Commonwealth Bank was the map of Australia enclosed in a black circle with three [3] radiating bands to the...
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How was the Great Sandy Desert formed?
Most deserts are formed when mountains form a barrier between the land and the rain-providing oceans, meaning that the prevailing...
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How have microwave ovens helped Australians?
Microwaves have helped Australians the same way they have all others who use them. Use the link to another question here in the...
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What is the name of the song bird in Australia which feeds on honey?
You probably mean honeyeaters but they feed on nectar rather than honey. (kookaburras are kingfishers - they are predators)
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Where is the Simpson Desert?
Australia, in the south-eastern Northern Territory, western Queensland, and far north-eastern South Australia. The South...
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What is the name given to the half of the Earth that includes Eurasia Australia most of Africa Europe and Antarctica and their waters?
The Eastern Hemisphere.
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Wnhy is the murray darling river drying up?
Well; personally,I believe there are several reasons why the Murray-Darling complex is drying up. The Darling-Murray complex is...
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How did Steve Irwin the 'Crocodile Hunter' die?
While filming underwater in the Great Barrier Reef, he was killed by a stingray whose tail (containing a sharp bone with toxins)...
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How are people helping the great barrier reef?
happy birthday happy birthday
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In Australia where does wool come from?
The sheep and wool industry's Sheep /Wheat Zone stretches from inland Queensland south of around Longreach, through into the...
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