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Australia – Facts and History By Michael Russell Although Australia encompasses a vast amount of land (7,686,850 sq. km., or 2,967,909 sq. mi.), it only has six States – five of which are on the mainland, and one which is an island. The five mainland States are New South Wales, Queensland, South Australia, Victoria, and [...]
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Australia-Facts and History
Posted by Articles are the property of their respective authors on May 4th, 2010
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No Comments »Anzac Day 2010-For Non Aussies What Is It?
Posted by Articles are the property of their respective authors on April 25th, 2010
Anzac Day happens on the 25th day of April each year it’s a day all Australians stop think and remember the fallen service men and women who died defending this country and also helped many other countries in defending theirs at their peril. We are but a small population in a big land and a [...]
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