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Australia is the sixth largest country in the world, and located south of Papua New Guinea and Indonesia, in the Southern Hemisphere.

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What is Australia's highest town and where is it situated?

The tiny ski resort town of Perisher Village is the highest town in Australia. Located within the Australian Alps, in the southeast of the continent, it has an elevation of 1721 m above sea level. It is located within Kosciuszko National Park.

What is 3000 Australian dollars worth in euro?

About 4678 Australian dollars as of today (13 November 2011)

Why are there unusual animals on the Australia continent?

because the whole continent of Australia has been isolated from the rest of the worlds animals by the ocean which meant that the pressures on the evolution was entirely different from the rest of the world.

Is Sydney Southern Australia?

No, Sydney is the capital of New South Wales. It is not in South Australia, but it does lie in the southern half of the continent.

What is the population of Brisbane Australia?

As of the year 2011, the population of Brisbane, Australia, which is also the capital of Australia is 2,146,577. Despite its large population, Brisbane is only the third populous city in Australia.

What is the time difference between Britain and Australia?

Australia has 3 main time zones, but in summer there are five time zones due to all but one of the eastern states and one of the territories following daylight saving time.

From October to March, Australian Eastern Daylight time (AEDT), which is followed by New South Wales, Victoria, the Australian Capital Territory and Tasmania, is 11 hours ahead of the UK.

Queensland, the state in the northeast, is 10 hours ahead of the UK because it still operates on Australian Eastern Standard time, or AEST. Western Australia, the state that occupies the entire western third of the continent, is 8 hours ahead of the UK in summer.

Australian Central Standard time, which is followed by South Australia and the Northern Territory, is 9.5 hours ahead of the UK. In summer, however, South Australia follows Central Daylight time, also known as Central Summer time, putting it 10.5 hours ahead of the UK.

Islands state south of the state of Victoria?

Australia's island state south of Victoria is Tasmania.

Who is the 2014 government leader in Australia?

Australia is run by the Australian Government, which is led by the Prime Minister.

As of September 2013, Tony Abbott is Australia's Prime Minister.

How did missionaries affect aboriginal way of life?

The missionaries brought Christianity and basic education to the aborigines of remote Australia. To aid in their management of the aboriginal population, they encouraged them to move from their traditional lifestyles onto centralised missions. Here, they were provided such necessities as flour, sugar and tea, so that they did not need to leave the missions to hunt for food.

The centralised lifestyle soon brought the people into close contact with white Australians, bringing them occasional, low paid work and access to alcohol. The teaching of Christianity meant that the aborigines were encouraged to forget their traditional religions and cultures. They began to be forced to speak English at all times, thus losing their native languages and traditions.

Gradually, alcoholism, sexual diseases and domestic violence became part of the lifestyle of many aborigines in remote areas. With large numbers of children of mixed racial heritage, the governments and missions worked together in many cases, to remove these children and offer them what was thought to be a better lifestyle.

There were both positive and negative outcomes of the missionaries involvement in aboriginal communities, and not all the problems of modern aboriginal communities are solely the result of missionary intervention.

Why is soccer a popular sport in Australia?

it became popular after the huge post world war 2 influx of European migrants and 'ten pond" poms!!. it has continued to grow as immigration from soccer playing nations has continued.

another important factor is that it has become the sporting activity of choice for parents with young children due to its relative low cost and lack of physical contact and ability for mixed teams..boys and girls playing in the same team.

Who found the golden Aussie gold find?

Edward Hargraves told the newspaper about the gold he claimed he found but John Lister and the Tom brothers really found it so they didn't get any credit

What significant event happened in Australia in 1910 in the commonwealth?

Unknown. In 1710, no European nations had claimed the continent, so there were no European settlers (although there is some evidence to suggest there were survivors of Dutch shipwrecks). The indigenous people occupied the land, and they carried out their daily activities with no interference from white people. No doubt, some were interacting with the Macassans who visited Australia's northern shores, but there are no historical records of any particular events in 1710.

What kind of diamonds are found in Australia?

Diamonds mined in Australia, in addition to white diamonds, also produce the brown colours and the pink colours.

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What Are The Ranks In The Royal Australian Navy?

The Royal Australian Navy Ranks are as follows

Seaman-SMN

Able Seaman-AB

Leading Seaman-LS

Petty Officer-PO

Chief Petty Officer-CPO

Warrant Officer-WO

Warrant Officer of the Navy-WO-N

The Royal Australian Navy Officer Ranks are as follows

Midshipman-MIDN

Acting Sub Lieutenant-ASLT

Sub Lieutenant-SBLT

Lieutenant-LEUT

Lieutenant Commander-LCDR

Commander-CMDR

Captain-CAPT

Commodore-CDRE

Rear Admiral-RADM

Vice Admiral-VADM

Admiral-ADM

The Australian Army Ranks are as follows

Private-PTE

Lance Corporal/Lance Bombardier-LCPL/LBDR

Corporal/Bombardier-CPL/BDR

Sergeant-SGT

Staff Sergeant-SSGT

Warrant Officer Class 2-WO2

Warrant Officer Class 1-WO1

Regimental Sergeant Major of the Army-RSM-A

The Australian Army Officer Ranks are as follows

Officer Cadet-OCDT

2nd Lieutenant-2LT

Lieutenant-LT

Captain-CAPT

Major-MAJ

Lieutenant Colonel-LTCOL

Colonel-COL

Brigadier-BRIG

Major General-MAJGEN

Lieutenant General-LTGEN

General-GEN

The Royal Australian Air Force Ranks are as follows

Aircraftman/Aircraftwoman-AC/W

Leading Aircraftman/Leading Aircraftwoman-LAC/W

Corporal-CPL

Sergeant-SGT

Flight Sergeant-FSGT

Warrant Officer-WOFF

Warrant Officer of the Air Force-WOFF-AF

The Royal Australian Air Force Officer Ranks are as follows

Officer Cadet-OFFCDT

Pilot Officer-PLTOFF

Flying Officer-FLGOFF

Flight Lieutenant-FLTLT

Squadron Leader-SQNLDR

Wing Commander-WGCDR

Group Captain-GPCAPT

Air Commodore-AIRCDRE

Air Vice Marshal-AVM

Air Marshal-AIRMSHL

Air Chief Marshal-ACM

What is the cost of mailing a postcard from Italy to Australia?

I was charged TWO euros THIRTY cents at a Post Office in Siena. I am sure I was ripped off - typical! Italy is a rip off country, especially if you are a Brit. But I was so pleased to find a Post Office after looking for one for well over a week I paid it without querying the exhorbitant charge. They saw me coming and it wont happen again.

What is the coldest town in Australia?

Marble Bar in Western Australia. For 161 consecutive days to 20 April 1924 the temperature in the town never dropped below 100°F (37.8°C). However, the town of Cloncurry in northwest Queensland holds the record for the highest temperature in the shade ever recorded in Australia, at 53.1 °C (127.5 °F) on 16 January 1889.

Floral emblem of Scotland?

The emblem on the English sports jerseys are the three lions on the pockets.

there are no difinitive emblems to represent the United Kingdom other than the UK flag (UNION JACK) ... Scotland is represented by The Saltire or The Rampant Lion, England by The Three Lions, Wales by the Welsh Dragon and NI by The Red Hand Of Ulster.

What Countries that are bigger than Australia?

5 (Five): Russian Federation (17 075 400)

Canada (9 970 610)

United States of America (9 809 378)

China (9 584 492)

Brazil (8 547 379) Above figures are in square kilometres.

Why is it important to maintain confidentiality when dealing with possible child abuse?

Confidentiality is crucial when it comes to dealing with child abuse for many reasons: * Most parents will pursue the matter in a court of law. The lawyer prefers to keep all matters confidential (Code of Ethics) and also to protect their client(s). Child Abuse can be devastating for children old enough to understand so it's important any actions taken such as contacting the parents of one who abused the child; a babysitter; someone at school is kept as quiet as possible so the child is not traumatized any further.