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What kind of people live in Australia?
Australia is a multicultural country, so a great variety of people live in the country. People from all continents, all religions, all political persuasions occupy Australia. There are rich, poor and in-between; well educated, illiterate and moderately well-educated; skilled, unskilled and semi-skilled. there are conservative and traditional people, and unconventional and liberal people. There are people with a huge range of hobbies and interests, and people who are bored with their own company. There is no way to define the people of Australia, because the variety is huge.
Does Australia have desert soil?
Yes. Most of the interior of Australia ("The Outback") is a desert.
What best describes where people live in Australia?
Most people live near Sydney, Australia. One out of 7 people in Australia live there. The east coast has most of the people. Very few can live in the interior because there is very little water there.
What is Australia's most popular landmark?
Australia's most popular landmark is Ayers Rock, or Uluru, in the Northern Territory Outback.
Do most people live on the western part of Australia?
No, most people live in the Eastern States, however a large amount of the mining is done in the state of western australia
Is the outback habitable?
Most of what Australians call the "outback" is indeed habitable, but it is sparsely populated. There are vast sheep and cattle properties in the outback. The outback does not actually refer to the desert areas of Australia. It is a vague term for Australia's remote areas which are hundreds or thousands of kilometres from the larger settlements.
Where in Australia do most Chinese people live?
Melbourne or Sydney.
Are there bees in the Australian Outback?
Yes, there are most definitely bees in the Australian outback. Australia has a range of bees, from the tiny Quasihesma bees of Cape York to the Dawson's Burrowing Bee, a very large species found in the dry arid outback of Western Australia.
Why is the western region of Australia called the outback?
The term "outback" refers to the minimally occupied regions beyond the main settlements. It comes from the fact that it is "out the back of beyond". It is, quite simply, a long way from civilisation. There seem to be no restrictions to the continuous wide, open spaces, and when you are in the outback there's a good chance that, unless you're on the major highways, you can travel for hours without meeting another car. Australia is a vast country, with huge tracts of unoccupied, dry land, which is the outback. It is its geography which makes it "the outback".
Is Australia a developed country?
Australia is a single country. It is a modern developed country. It is a Federation of States which up to 1901 were colonies of Great Britain. Its has a population of approx. 21million people most of whom live in large cities on the Eastern Coast. Australia is and island continent. It has no borders with any other country. It has an indigenous population of aboriginal people who were badly treated when Britain settled Australia in the eighteenth century. These people are treated as Australian citizens but many still live in isolated communities in the outback desert regions or in the tropical North.
Why do lots of people live on the coast of Australia and not the middle?
This pattern is 'generally' true of most countries. Traditionally settlers settled where there were transportation routes, and this usually meant where there were rivers and coasts. Alot of the worlds largest cities are on rivers or coasts for this reason and the fact that people need water to live. This is exagerated by the size of Australia, as in it becomes more obvious the difference in density in inland 'outback' areas and coastal regions. Australia's 'outback' is mostly an inhospitable desert, with few water resources so no long term prospects for large populations to survive in such arid regions.
What is a kangaroos home?
Kangaroos live in Australia and, depending on the species, their home varies. Some live in the remote outback; some live in rainforests; most are common to ordinary bushland. Kangaroos do not build nests or shelters. They shelter under trees or under rock overhangs.
