Australia

Just one: Australia. Australia is a single, independent country with encompasses the entire continent of Australia.

Melbourne is located in Victoria and acted as the temporary seat of power for Australia briefly after Federation. Australia's capital is Canberra which is located in the Australian Capital Territory and is situated southwest of Sydney.

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In summer, the temperature in Brisbane ranges from 27 - 33 degrees celsius, which occasional hotter days which are exacerbated by the high humidity. Night time temperatures are generally around 20 - 22 degrees.

In winter, minimum and maximum temperatures range from 5 to 21 degrees.

Australia lays to the south east of India.

Transportation of convicts to Australia ended when the last convict ship left Britain in 1867 and arrived in Australia on 10 January 1868. This ship, the "Hougoumont", brought its final cargo of 269 convicts to Western Australia, as New South Wales had abolished transportation of convicts in 1840.

The various colonies were federated on 1st of January, 1901, forming the Commonwealth of Australia.

This is known as the outback. It comprises vast plains of fertile land, semi-arid and less productive land, and desert.

The first planned "migration" of European settlers to Australia occurred with the First Fleet of convicts, officers and marines, with a few free settlers among the marines' families. The First Fleet left England in May 1787 and arrived in Australia in January 1788.

No. Alpacas are certainly not native to Australia. They are a relatively recent addition to Australia, being brought in as exotic farm animals in the 1980s.

They were introduced originally in the 1800s, but this attempt did not succeed.

It takes just over nine hours to drive from Brisbane to Newcastle. The distance is 790km.

Steve Irwin made famous the catchphrase "Crikey!"

At first Australia was used as a penal colony. In 1787 Captain Arthur Phillip left England with eleven ships and over thousand prisoners bound for Australia.

In 1850 gold was discovered in Australia.

in Australia we do math, science, HSIE, english, grammar, literacy and when we're in kindergarten we colour in pictures and learn numbers and the alphabet. At my school we go there on Mondays to Fridays at 9:00 and school ends at 3:10. After the first period of class the bell goes and we have recess and play then the bell goes, we have more class and the bell goes again. This is the bell for lunch so we all go out and eat and play then the bell goes and we go inside for the last period of school when the bell rings for the last time we pack all our things and go home.

Common wombats are found only in Australia.

There is no such river as the Murray-Darling River. The Murray River and the Darling River are two separate and distinct rivers in Australia, with their sources over 2000 km apart.

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No,Sri lanka is not bigger than Nepal.It is actually really small.

Australian states were originally separate colonies. Each had their own colonial administrations, their own defence forces and laws etc. The six colonies joined together to become federated as one nation on 1 January 1901, then instead of separate colonies they became states belonging to one nation (Australia) under a federal government.

Canberra, the national capital, is the only capital not on the coast.

A site on the Limestone Plains of southern New South Wales was chosen to be Australia's capital. This is, of course, the city now known as Canberra.

That will depend on the type of boat. Large ships can do it in a day or less, whereas smaller boats would take several days.

• The Central Lowlands are located West of the Appalachians.