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Australians are often represented as laid-back, friendly, and adventurous individuals who enjoy an outdoor lifestyle, reflecting the country's diverse landscapes and climates. They are frequently depicted as sports enthusiasts, particularly in cricket, Rugby, and Surfing. Additionally, cultural symbols like the kangaroo and the Sydney Opera House contribute to a broader national identity. The concept of "mateship" also plays a significant role in representing the Australian spirit of camaraderie and support.
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Are the Holden family australians?
James Robert Holden, the Resident Director of Holden in Adelaide, represented the Holden family at the launch.
What do Australians believe about the afterlife?
Australia is similar to the US in a much as the population is diverse. Many different religions are represented, not just a single national religion.
Why are Australians wombats?
Australians are not wombats. Wombats are marsupials. Australians are humans, which are placental mammals.
Who are the Australians?
Australians are people who live in Australia
Are Australians an ethnic group?
Aboriginal Australians are: many Australians are European or Asian or whatever in origin.
How many australians are competing in the 2012 London Olympics?
Australia was represented by a team of 410 athletes and competed in 23 sports winning 9 gold 16 silver and 12 bronze medals
When were the Australians given the right to vote?
When they became Australians.
What do Australians call watermelon?
Watermelon, Australians just have an accent.
When were European Australians given the right to vote?
When they became Australians.
When was The Last of the Australians created?
The Last of the Australians was created in 1975.
Can Australians work in Canada if my daughter is a citizen?
That is unclear, what has your daughter being a Canadian got to do with Australians
How many Australians went World War 1?
Approximately 416,000 Australians enlisted to serve in World War I, which represented about one in five of the nation's population at the time. Of those who enlisted, around 330,000 served overseas, and more than 60,000 lost their lives during the conflict. The war had a profound impact on Australia, shaping its national identity and commemoration practices.
