No they call the continent Oceania to include Australia, Fiji, New Zealand and other small islands that make up that continent. Calling the continent just Australia was leaving out many islands that are around there that weren't being included as "part" of the continent when people where looking at it though they actually are.
Solomon Islands is an island nation located in the Pacific Ocean, it is not a part of any continent, but it is grouped with Oceania (or commonly referred to as Australia & Oceania).
Australia never changed its name to Oceania. Oceania refers to Australia, New Zealand and surroundings.
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.
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Samoa is a part of Australia & Oceania.
New Zealand is a country that is located in the southwestern Pacific Ocean and is not part of any continent. It consists of two main islands, North Island and South Island, along with several smaller islands.
Oceania is not a country. So that just leaves Australia as the country to produce the most bauxite.
Oceania/Australiasia
Australia is just one country - Australia. It is not the same as the geographical region of Oceania, although it is within Oceania.
no Oceania is the area between japan and Australia there is only one whole Continent in the oceanic which is Australia
australia is a continent........
Australia isn't a continent - it's part of the continent of Asia, as is the Marshall Islands. To distinguish it from mainland Asia, the region of Australia and the surrounding states is sometimes referred to as Oceania - whether the Marshall Islands sits in that region or not varies according to different sources.