What is the state capital in Australia?

Answer 1

Australia is a vast country and has eight capital states in it's territory's which consists of Melbourne in Victoria, Sydney and Canberra in New South Wales, Brisbane in Queensland, Darwin in the Northern Territory, Western Australia has Perth, the South has Adelaide and last but not least down in Tasmania is Hobart.

Answer 2

There is no eastern Australia that exists as a "state" or official region. The eastern side of Australia is made up of the states of Tasmania, Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland, all of which have their own state capitals.

Answer 3

Brisbane, capital city of Queensland, is Australia's easternmost state capital.

Answer 4

Australia's most southern capital city is Hobart, capital of the island state of Tasmania.

The most southerly capital on the mainland is Melbourne, capital of Victoria.

Answer 5

Australia's easternmost capital city is Brisbane, the capital of Queensland.

Answer 6

A state cannot be a capital city.Australia's capital city is Canberra, located within the Australian Capital Territory.

Answer 7

Australia's most eastern capital city is Brisbane, the capital of Queensland.

Answer 8

Australia has a federal, not state, capital. This is the city of Canberra. Each of the states has its own capital, as does the Northern Territory.