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    Australia has a diverse landscape ranging from rainforests to deserts. The English language was introduced when convicts were sent to establish a penal colony in Sydney Harbor. Australia has over 7,000 beaches, more coastline than any other country, and no point is over 1,000 km from the ocean. Aboriginal people have inhabited the continent for over 60,000 years, representing the oldest continuing civilization. Sport is an important part of Australian culture, along with its diverse population formed from many immigrant cultures.

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    Australia has a diverse landscape ranging from rainforests to deserts. The English language was introduced when convicts were sent to establish a penal colony in Sydney Harbor. Australia has over 7,000 beaches, more coastline than any other country, and no point is over 1,000 km from the ocean. Aboriginal people have inhabited the continent for over 60,000 years, representing the oldest continuing civilization. Sport is an important part of Australian culture, along with its diverse population formed from many immigrant cultures.

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    Australia has a diverse landscape ranging from rainforests to deserts. The English language was introduced when convicts were sent to establish a penal colony in Sydney Harbor. Australia has over 7,000 beaches, more coastline than any other country, and no point is over 1,000 km from the ocean. Aboriginal people have inhabited the continent for over 60,000 years, representing the oldest continuing civilization. Sport is an important part of Australian culture, along with its diverse population formed from many immigrant cultures.

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    English Speaking Country

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    Australia has a diverse landscape ranging from rainforests to deserts. The English language was introduced when convicts were sent to establish a penal colony in Sydney Harbor. Australia has over 7,000 beaches, more coastline than any other country, and no point is over 1,000 km from the ocean. Aboriginal people have inhabited the continent for over 60,000 years, representing the oldest continuing civilization. Sport is an important part of Australian culture, along with its diverse population formed from many immigrant cultures.

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    English-

    speaking
    country
    Australia

    Nizamova Kamilla
    Short Information about Australia
    ● Capital: Canberra
    ● Population: 25,801,000
    ● National language: English
    ● WHY DO THE PEOPLE SPEAK ENGLISH THERE?
    The English language arrived in Australia with a group of 723 convicts
    who were landed in Sydney Harbor to establish a penal colony, which
    became the most famous colony of those times.
    Australia has the longest coastline in the world
    and is linked by over 7000 beaches, more than
    any other country in the world. No part of
    Australia is more than 1000 km from the ocean
    and a beach.
    Why to explore Australia?
    Australia is 14,333 km away from
    Norway

    03 Australia 02 Norway
    Varied range of landscapes
    Australia is a unique country with
    many various environmental
    landscapes. Australian environmental
    landscapes range from rainforests to
    deserts, mountain ranges to lake and
    others. When it comes to amazing
    landscapes Australia has it all.
    Deserts
    Australia is the driest
    inhabited continent in the
    world. There are 10
    named deserts which are
    covering around 44% of
    the country.
    The largest desert in
    Australia is called The
    Great Victorian Desert,
    which is located in
    Western Australia and in
    South Australia. This
    desert covers an area of
    348,570 km2.
    Forests
    Forests are covering around 16% of
    Australia’s land. The forests of Australia are
    usually located around the north, east and
    south-east and south-west of Australia, where
    there is more rainfall. There are lots of
    different types of forest in Australia including
    mangrove, eucalypt, acacia and rainforests.
    The Daintree Rainforests are located on the
    northeast cost of Queensland and stretches
    over 1,200 km2 of land and grows right down
    to the coast. The Gondwana Rainforests are
    including the major remaining areas of
    rainforest in southeast Queensland and
    northeast New South Wales.
    Mountains
    The Australian Alps, located in
    Victoria/New South Wales/Australian
    Capital Territory, get more snowfall
    than Switzerland in the winter. The
    breathtaking views of the valleys and
    landscape from Mount Kosciuszko,
    which has a peak of 2228m high, are a
    wonder to behold.
    The Blue Mountains is a mountain
    range in New South Wales.
    The Great Dividing Range is
    Australia’s most substantial mountain
    range. It stretches for approximately
    3,500 km.
    Culture of AustraliaAustralia is home to the oldest
    Australians are obsessed with sport
    There’s nothing that excites an surviving civilisation on Earth
    Aussie more than sport. Australia’s Archaeological evidence proves
    sporting culture has been passed Australia is diverse that Aboriginal people have
    through It doesn’t have one uniform inhabited the
    national culture because the
    country is made up of so many
    different cultures.

    generations, making for a continent for 60,000 years.


    population deeply invested in
    cricket, rugby, Australian Rules
    Football, soccer, tennis and more.
    Australian cuisine and
    what is it like
    Uluru-Kata Tjuta National
    Park
    Fraser Island is the largest
    sand island in the world
    The Great Barrier Reef is the
    largest eco-system in the world
    Something about stereotypes
    and the conclusion
    Links
    • Gondwana Rainforests of Australia - UNESCO World Heritage Centre
    • Australia | History, Cities, Population, Capital, Map, & Facts | Britannica
    • 10 Facts About Australia That May Surprise You | Travel Nation
    • Australia’s food and drink - Tourism Australia
    • Australia’s Lifestyle and Culture - Tourism Australia
    • Things You Should Know About Australian Culture (theculturetrip.com)
    • Ulu<U>r</U>u-Kata Tju
    <U>t</U>a National Park - UNESCO World Heritage Centre

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