The pohutukawa tree is part of the Christmas tradition of New Zealand. The pohutukawa is native to New Zealand, and is a natural Christmas tree, often being used to decorate homes and businesses at Christmas, When it flowers around Christmas time, it does so with a massive display of bright red flowers. The first reference to it as a "Christmas tree" was recorded in 1867 when Austrian geologist Ferdinand von Hochstetter observed that settlers called it that.
The country is New Zealand. The pohutukawa is not actually a Christmas tree. It is a tree that blossoms at Christmas time
The country would be New Zealand, but the pohutukawa is a native tree, not the nickname for a Christmas tree.
It is uncertain what the question is asking. Australia simply calls Christmas "Christmas", and pronounces it the same way it is pronounced in other English-speaking countries.
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Wallabies are native to Australia.
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Most phone companies allow telephone calls to Australia. Most calls to other countries are expensive however. The cheapest way to contact someone in another country would be to use Skype and video chat with them.
No-many countries do e.g. America Canada Australia
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Australia calls a hurricane a cyclone. Cyclones, hurricanes, and typhoons are all names for the same weather phenomenon, but the term used depends on the region.
The country that refers to Santa Claus as "Papa Noel" is Mexico, which is located in North America. The term "Papa Noel" translates to "Father Christmas" in English.