Chile is on the other side of the Pacific Ocean to Australia and at about the same range of latitudes north and south.
If your question relates to the volcanic ash plume coming from the volcano erupting in Chile but affecting air travel in Australia and New Zealand now, the ash has actually travelled from Chile not just straight across the Pacific Ocean but actually around the world in the opposite direction going the long way across Argentina, The Atlantic Ocean, Africa, The Indian ocean and then to Australia.
Its longer
describe the geograhical position of Australia in relation to the hemispheres
You can find Antarctica south of Australia.
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Chile plays Australia at 6 pm ET on Friday, June 13 in the Cuiaba venue.
Chile defeated Australia. The statistics of the match are as follows:Chile 3-1 Australia13 June 2014 (19:00) Managers:Jorge Sampaoli (Chile)Ange Postecoglou (Australia)Man of the Match: Alexis Sánchez (Chile) Location: Arena Pantanal, CuiabáAttendance: 40,275Head Referee: Noumandiez Doué (Côte d'Ivoire)Chile's Goalscorers:Alexis Sánchez - 12'Jorge Valdívia - 14'Jean Beausejour - 90+2'Australia's Goalscorer:Tim Cahill - 35'Yellow Cards: 4 Tim Cahill - 44' (Australia)Mile Jedinak - 58' (Australia)Mark Milligan - 67' (Australia)Charles Aránguiz - 86' (Chile)Red Cards:None
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Based on its geographical location in relation to Australia.
No, they live in Australia and Southeast Asia primarily
The population of Chile at the start of 2011 is just shy of 17 million people, so Australia has over 5 million more.