Not New Zealand, the one next to it. Its formal name is the Commonwealth of Australia. Aussie tropers just want to make sure that we know they're not all idiots. There are cities and everything. Very few Australians live in the outback. Australian companies:
* ACTF
* Madman Entertainment
* Walt Disney Animation Australia See also:
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* Madman Entertainment
* Walt Disney Animation Australia See also:
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| - Not New Zealand, the one next to it. Its formal name is the Commonwealth of Australia. Aussie tropers just want to make sure that we know they're not all idiots. There are cities and everything. Very few Australians live in the outback.
* Aussies With Artillery (The Australian Defence Force)
* Australian Accent
* Australian English
* G Day Mate (Aussie Slang)
* Australian Attitudes
* Cultural Cringe
* Tall Poppy Syndrome
* Australian History
* Australian Media
* Australian Television Shows
* Australian Movies
* Australian Music
* Australian Literature
* Australian Politics
* Australian School System
* Australian States and Territories
* Other Australian Towns and Cities
* Australian Wildlife
* Yowies and Bunyips and Drop Bears, Oh My!
* Useful Notes/Christmas in Australia
* First Australians (Indigenous Australians)
* Australian Aborigines
* Aboriginal Australian Myths
* Torres Strait Islanders
* The Poppy
* Those Whove Come Across the Seas (Multiculturalism)
* Sydney
* Sport in Australia
* Australian Rules Football
* Cricket
* The Ashes
* Cricket Rules
* Rugby League
* Rugby Union Australian companies:
* ACTF
* Madman Entertainment
* Walt Disney Animation Australia See also:
* Awesome Aussie - Yes, there's a trope for how awesome we are.
* The British Empire
* The Common Law, the legal system inherited from The British Empire
* Land Down Under, for Australia as it appears in fiction
* Unit Confusion (Australia switched from Imperial to Metric in the 1960s rapidly and it worked fairly well - only the older Australians will still use Imperial, and only for estimates. Inches and feet still tend to be used for peoples' heights, somewhat interchangeably with metric, because it's easier to say "five foot seven" than "one-hundred and seventy centimetres" or "one point seven metres". While most people know roughly what a foot and an inch are, nobody uses miles except metaphorically.
* It's amazing how often police reports give an unidentified suspect's height as 183 cm. That's six feet, to the nearest centimetre.
* Old Money was used in Australia until it decimalised in 1966. No doubt it's used in fiction sometimes.
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