Australia is the name of the continent on which the country of Australia exists.
Australasia is a region ... which includes Australia, Christmas Islands, Cocos Islands, New Guinea, New Zealand, Norfolk Island and is a part of Oceania.
Oceania is the entire region of the south west Pacific and includes Australia, Fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu and others.
So there is no other name for Australasia or Oceania - and while the regions do overlap, they are not the same thing.
Hence, comprehensively, Oceania is not a continent but a region of the Pacific Ocean. It comprises many nations, their territories, and independent islands such as: * Australia * New Zealand * East Timor * Fiji * parts of Indonesia * New Caledonia * Papua New Guinea * Solomon Islands * Vanuatu * Micronesia * Guam * Kiribati * Marshall Island * Nauru * North Mariana Island * Palau * American Samoa * Cook Island * French Polynesia * Nive * Samoa * Tokelau * Tonga * Tuvalu * Wallis & Futuna.
Finally, being a large country by comparison, the states of Australia include Tasmania, New South Wales, Victoria, Western Australia, South Australia and Queensland. There are also two 'territories': Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory (ACT).
No, Oceania is a region of the south west Pacific and includes Australia, Fiji, Kiribati, Marshall Islands, Micronesia, Nauru, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu and Vanuatu.
No, Oceania is not a continent but rather, has a continent inside it (Australia). Oceania is a geographical, often geopolitical, region consisting of numerous lands - mostly islands in the Pacific Ocean and vicinity.
No, Oceania is a geographical and geopolitical region.Australia is included in it, but it is not a continent, even though many people seem to think that it is.
No it isnt. Oceana is another name for Australia.
No, Oceania is a regional name for islands of the South Pacific including Australia and New Zealand.
No
Australia and New Zealand are two countries in the continent called Oceania.
Oceania denotes the region encompassing the Australian continent and various islands in the Pacific Ocean.
No, Australia is still called Australia, as it has been since 1824. There are no plans to rename Australia as Oceania. Oceania is a region comprising the nations of Australia, New Zealand and New Guinea, as well as many nations and islands, each politically and culturally separate from the others.
Yes, Oceania is a continent that begins with the letter "O." It is a region comprising of thousands of islands throughout the central and western Pacific Ocean.
There is no specific name for the islands of Oceania. They are sometimes called the islands of the South Pacific, and sometimes they are referred to as Australasia but Oceania comprises too large an area to restrict any island groups to another name.And no, another name for Oceania is notAustralia.
Australia is just a continent in itself. sometimes it is included with the islands that surround it, called oceania. and the dinosaurs lived when there was 1 big continent.
Oceania consists of Australia and the Pacific Islands. One of the Pacific island groups is called Micronesia
Australia is not located in Polynesia, neither is it the other way round. Australia is a continent that comprises of the country Australia itself. Polynesia, New Zealand and other such countries are located in a region called Oceania. Australia is counted as part of Oceania too.
nz was part of Australia but now is called ociana which also includes place like paupa new guini and Fiji
That is the correct spelling of Australia. A different geographical classification combines Australia, New Zealand, and other islands as a continental region called Oceania.
It's not on continent, but part of region called Oceania.
Australia has far more sheep than people and is normally regarded as a continent in it self New Zealand also has a lot more sheep than people. It's located a bit East of Australia, and the combination of the two countries (and the pacific islands) is called Oceania, and is definitely a continent if Australia is not officially. Therefore Australia or Oceania is a continent with more sheep than people on it.