Does Australia have apples

Answer 1

Yes. Australia grows its own apples for local consumption and the export market, and it also imports them.
Apples are grown in all of the states of Australia: the Northern Territory, which is not a state, has no commercial apple-growing areas. As of 2012-2013, the main apple-growing state is Victoria, which produces 43% of Australia's apples. Other states and their percentage of overall production are:

• New South Wales - 15%
• Queensland - 12%
• Western Australia - 11%
• South Australia - 10%
• Tasmania - 10%

Extra interesting facts about apple production in Australia:

• Tasmania was traditionally the greatest apple-producing state during the colonial years and until recently, earning it the nickname of the Apple Isle.
  
• The Granny Smith apple is a particular strand of apple developed by accident in 1868 by “Granny†Anne Smith of Ryde, New South Wales.

Answer 2

yes