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When was Australia first consided a country?
What are now the states of Australia existed as separate British Colonies until they federated to form the nation of Australia on 1 Jan 1901.
Is Australia a country or island?
Australia is a country and a continent, but it is not formally classed as an island. Geographically, Australia is a continent, as it sits on its own tectonic plate, and it is often referred to as an island continent, being completely surrounded by water. However, it is too large to be classed as an island. The world's largest island is Greenland.
Why does Australia have no culture?
If Australia had no culture, it would a country with nothing but a vast void in it. Australia is a multicultural country, but it has its own strong cultural influences. Aboriginal Australia has exerted a stronger influence on the country than many people realise. Swagmen, stockmen and shearers also form a large part of Australia's cultural history. For more details, see the related question.
What is the definition of austra?
Austra is the short form of Australia which refers to a country that occupies the whole Australian continent. The largest city in Australia is called Sydney.
Was federation necessary for the colonies of Australia?
Federation in Australia was never certain to happen. Some states wanted to have free trade and others wanted protection for their local manufacturers and producers. Federation meant that all the states could trade freely with each other. Also it was felt that the smaller states would not be able to protect themselves. From time to time there were scares like that the Russians would invade Australia if there was a war between Russia and Great Britain. The main centres of manufacture/production were in Melbourne and Sydney as well as most of the people with money to invest in new endeavors. While all the mainland colonies and Tasmania federated and became Australia, the colonies across the Tasman decided they would form their own country and became New Zealand.
List the type of poultry most commonly used in Australia?
Chickens - more commonly nicknamed "chooks" in Australia - are the most common form of poultry in the country.
What country is oranges form?
Don't know the relevance, but I know oranges comes from South Africa, Australia, Mocambique and more. Depends on the weather of the country....
How did termites come to Australia?
they arrived by traveling from Africa Jamaica and other country to Australia
Is the Tasman glacier continental glacier or valley glacier?
The Tasman Glacier is a valley glacier. It is located in the Southern Alps of New Zealand and flows down the Tasman Valley. Valley glaciers form in mountainous regions and flow along valleys carved by rivers.
What is the main form of transportation in Australia?
The main form of transportation in Australia is the car.
Which country first introduced plastic money?
Australia was the first country to introduce plastic money in the form of polymer banknotes in 1988. These banknotes were made of a durable, long-lasting, and difficult-to-counterfeit polymer material.
What is the possive form of country?
The possessive form of "country" is "country's."
