Australia is considered part of the 'New World' despite being in the Eastern hemisphere; this is because it was not discovered until after the Americas. The 'Old World' strictly speaking refers to the 'world island' (Afro-Eurasia), although it is sometimes incorrectly used to simply refer to the Eastern hemisphere (which would include Australia).
It was from Mexico, part of the New World.
Old World: Africa, Asia, and Europe. New World: North America, South America, and Oceania. I'm not sure if Antarctica is part of the Old World or New World.
No, it was part of what was considered the New World
From new Doctor Who, the 2008 episodes 'The Poison Sky' and 'Journey's End' each showed a brief shot of Sydney (stock footage) as part of a montage showing the world, respectively, suffering and celebrating, respectively. From old Doctor Who, the 1967 episode 'The Enemy of the World' was set in Australia but filmed in England. The Fifth Doctor also had a companion, Tegan, who was Australian, but she is never seen visiting Australia. Some of the Doctor Who novels are partly set in Australia. For a full list please search for Australia on the Doctor Who Wikipedia site.
New World includes more recently discovered countries or wine making areas, like the US, Chile, Australia, South Africa, and New Zealand. Old World means countries which have made wine for a long time, like France, Italy, Austria, Germany, etc. New World wines are fruit forward, while Old World wines are earth forward.
did vanilla come from the new or old world
old world
new world squash was in the new world, but it was in the old world of squash.
Australia has only ever had one capital city, and that is Canberra. There is no new or old capital.
old
old world
is sheep from the new or old world