Where can I find Australian customs?

Australia's borders are protected by the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service. You can find this information and much more about the Australian government online on their website.

Some unusual Australian customs are when they buy cacti and dress them up as Santa Claus during the winter. They also like eating the meat of kangaroos.

It is an Australian customs ship.

There are no specific customs that are required to be followed in the Australian outback. When you greet people, greet them the same as you normally do. Be friendly, because they are a friendly lot, who are always eager to please, but don't patronise them. They understand survival and, laconic as they may seem, they're observant and intelligent.

The Australian Book of Laws

Amounts of more than AUD10,000 in cash (not traveler's cheques or bank drafts) must be reported to Australian Customs when carried into or out of Australia.

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You can find the rules for Australian football online at websites such as Point Me To It and WikiHow. You can also find the different between Australian and American football by visiting its associated Wikipedia page.

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The Chinese were treated with a great deal of suspicion by the Australian diggers. To begin with, their customs were completely unlike Australian customs. Their clothes were different; the men wore a long plait, known as a queue; and they worshipped foreign gods. They did not communicate readily with the Australians, and most of them did not even speak English. Not only were they different in appearance and customs, the Chinese miners were also deeply resented for the fact that they did not use their gold in Australia, but sent it back home to China. Or, once they accumulated sufficient wealth, they would simply return to China, taking their gold with them: this meant there was absolutely no benefit for the Australian economy.

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Someone can find some Australian notes in Australia as they are used as banknotes there. Information and pictures of Australian Banknotes can be found online on a site called "AustralianBanknotes".

A migrant becomes an Australian when they accept the Australian way of living. When they put behind them all the suffering and injustice of where they once lived and embraced in the culture and customs of Australia. By the law they are entitled to live the way they please and follow the region they want to belief in but an Australian is someone who takes pride in there flag, pride in their country and pride in what the word Australian stands for.

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Yes. Although the Australian Kelpie is common in Australia, it may be hard to find one in the US.

Of course they do. They are an ancient culture. Some customs may be different, so find out what local customs are before you go there.

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