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2 stands for East coast
3 for the very South
7 for Queensland
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Commonwealth
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Capital: Canberra

Head of States
Governor General
representing the
Queen Of England

Prime Minister

Government of Australia

languages English

economy
GNP/2000 $ 446 billion
GNP/person $ 23,200/year
currency: I Austral $ = I00 cents

home to 0 out of the I00
home to 7 out of the 500
largest companies of the World

national holidays:
Australia Day Jan 26 (I788)

Mount Kosciuszko 2229m, highest Mountain of Australia
Mount Kosciuszko 2,229 m
 
 

6 States and 2 Territories
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