No, Great Britain is not a neighbor of Australia. Australia is a continent and is in the Southern Hemisphere. If you look on a globe you will see it south of the equator. It is one big island. You will see that neighbors of
Australia are New Zealand & Indonesia.
Australia shares it's side of the planet with Asia. Looking north of the equator above Australia you will see the continents and countries of Asia, and to the west of Asia, going around the globe or planet, you will see Africa . Above Africa is the continent of Europe where Great Britain is.
Europe, and specifically Great Britain, are just across the Atlantic Ocean (to the west) from the USA. Great Britain is located in the northern hemishphere - above or north of the equator.
AnswerNo. In Great Britain, Australia, New Zealand and the island groups near to them are also collectively known as the Anitpodes. Antipode means 'opposite'. Australia is, approximately, on the opposite side of the world from Great Britain.
France is closest to Great Britain (England).
Australia was once a colony of Great Britain.
Not at all. Great Britain is in the northern hemisphere. Australia is in the southern hemisphere.
France
No . . . Australia is a loyal ally to Great Britain.
Great Britain beat Australia at the 2008 Olympics
great britain was the country that colonized australia
Easy answer, Yes. Australia and Britain were/are allies as Britain was once seen as a "Mother Country" and promised to always help Australia if they were ever introuble, as did Australia for Britain.
James Cook claimed Australia for Great Britain.
Wales is part of Great Britain, and the country of England to the east, also part of Great Britain, is its closest neighbor (they have a common border on the order of 200 miles long). The closest neighbor that is not a part of Great Britain is the Republic of Ireland roughly 50 miles away across the Irish Sea to the west.
No, Australia and New Zealand have not broken all their ties with Great Britain.
Australia was originally colonised by Great Britain.