Yes. Both countries use almost the identical electical electrical systems. The voltage from both an Australian and South Africa outlet can vary from 220v-250volts depending on distance from transformer and current load on the line.
The power available at a wall socket is 220 - 230 Volts AC. This is compatible with most of the world except those areas of the USA that use 110 Volts.
Adapters are available to convert the 220V to 110V.
The standard wall socket is unusual being three large round pins that will supply 15 Amps. The cheapest, quickest solution is to replace the plug on your appliance, but you need to be vaguely techie to do this.
Otherwise you will need to buy an adapter plug. USA to SA adapters are less readily found than Euro adapters. Euro adapters are common so sometimes chaining a USA adapter onto a Euro adapter is the quickest solution.
If you wanted to travel from Australia to South Africa, you would travel west.
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There's no species known as "South African tigers". And tigers are not native to South Africa. Any tiger living in South Africa would be in a zoo, private collection or similar, and would weigh according to specie, gender, age, Health etc.
The Republic of South Africa has the highest GDP in southern Africa.
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If you mean, can you travel to Australia on a South African passport, then yes, absolutely. According to the official website, there are no restrictions for people from any particular country. You would need to meet all the usual criteria, however. The best place to check your eligibility is at the government website at the attached link.
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Yes- with a plug (wall socket) adaptor as our pin arrangement is different.
That would be in the southern part of Australia. South Australia is a state of Australia, bordered on the west by Western Australia, in the north by the Northern Territory, in the east by Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria, and in the southern by the Great Southern Ocean. Australia is south of Asia, and in the southern hemisphere.
To travel from the South Pole to any other country in the world (including Australia), you would have to go north.
There are 11 official languages in South Africa and hundreds of minority languages. You would need to be more specific about which South African language you are referring to.
Australia is the only country in Australia. You're probably thinking of states, which would be Western Australia, Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia, and New South Wales.
The quickest and most direct route from Australia to South Africa would be to go west.
If you were in South Africa and flew east to Australia, you wouldn't fly over any of the continents. If you were in South America and few east to Australia, you would fly over the continent of Africa.