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The Australian flag features a blue background with the Union Jack in the top left corner and the Southern Cross constellation of stars to the right, representing the country's British history and southern geography. Australia uses plastic banknotes in different colors and copper, silver, and gold colored coins. Aboriginal tribes were the first inhabitants of Australia for over 70,000 years. Kangaroo skin was made into durable leather and used for early aviator jackets. Popular sports include soccer, cricket, rugby, and netball. Surfing is also a major hobby along coastal regions. Poisonous snakes and unique birds and mammals inhabit Australia alongside colorful wildflowers. The interior Outback desert is sparsely populated with little water amid surrounding oceans and mountain
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Australia is an island continent consisting of 6 states and 2 territories. It has a diverse population, with the original inhabitants being the Aboriginal people who speak over 150 languages. Some of Australia's major cities are Sydney, the largest city built on a harbor; Brisbane, the fastest growing city known for its beaches and theme parks; and Canberra, the capital located in the Australian Capital Territory. The interior Outback has red dirt and hot weather, and is home to iconic places like Uluru. Australia is also known for unique animals like kangaroos, wombats, and platypuses. The Aboriginal people have inhabited the land for thousands of years and have a rich cultural heritage.
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Australia is made up of several states and territories with a population of over 21 million people that primarily speak English. The climate varies widely across the country from deserts to tropical regions to grasslands. Notable animals include kangaroos, koalas, and platypuses. Aboriginal culture has blended with immigrants from Europe, Asia, and Africa to influence Australia's diverse culture. Popular sports include Australian rules football and cricket. Famous tourist attractions include the Sydney Opera House, the Great Barrier Reef, and Ayers Rock.
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Australia has a diverse landscape that includes deserts, grasslands, mountains, and coastal beaches. The interior of the country is mostly hot and dry desert known as the "outback." Australia is also home to unique animal species found nowhere else. The Great Barrier Reef off the northeast coast is the world's largest living structure, containing thousands of fish and coral species. Australia has a federal parliamentary democracy and the British monarch is the head of state, with an elected prime minister heading the government. The economy relies on industries like agriculture, mining, and tourism that take advantage of its natural resources.
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The Coat of Arms represents each Australian state and territory through various symbols. The red kangaroo and emu hold the shield which has six points for the six states and one for territories. The shield represents Australian federation. Each state/territory has its own symbol like the New South Wales lion. The Australian flag has the British Union Jack, Commonwealth Star, and Southern Cross representing origins, union, and navigation. Immigration began 50,000 years ago with Aboriginals and 17th century Europeans due to health, weather, and available land. The Aboriginal flag symbolizes unity with black for people, red for earth, and yellow for the sun.
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The Coat of Arms represents each Australian state and territory through various symbols. The red kangaroo and emu hold the shield which has six points for the six states and one for territories. The shield represents Australian federation. Each state/territory has its own symbol like the New South Wales lion. The Australian flag features the Union Jack, Commonwealth Star, and Southern Cross representing British origins, federation, and navigation. Aboriginal and European settlers began migrating to Australia thousands and hundreds of years ago respectively, attracted by the land, weather, and later a multicultural society. The Aboriginal flag symbolizes unity with black for people and red/yellow for the land and sun.
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The continent of Australia is home to many unique animal species not found anywhere else. Aborigines believe that humans descended from kangaroos rather than apes or bears. There are 450 species of eucalyptus trees in Australia, more varieties than anywhere else. During heat waves, rivers will sometimes sink underground. One unusual bird is the kookaburra, known for its characteristic laugh that signals the start of radio programs in Australia.
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