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During the Depression a "Swagman" would carry his belongings in a bag called "Matilda", over his shoulder, on a stick, as he made his way across the land seeking employment. This was called "Waltzing Matilda". It is the essence of Australian Culture.
IMMIGRATION
Australia's Cultural Development
AUSTRALIAN BEHAVIOR
AUSTRALIAN CULTURE
ART/CULTURAL EVENTS, ACTIVITIES, VENUES & RESOURCES
STATE ART GALLERIES
NEW SOUTH WALES culture
Art Gallery of NSW, Sydney strine |
VICTORIA culture
Ian Potter Ctr National Gallery of Vic. |
QUEENSLAND culture
QUT Art Museum Brisbane strine |
SOUTH AUSTRALIA culture
Migration Museum Adelaide |
TASMANIA culture
Tas Museum & Art Gallery Hobart |
WESTERN AUSTRALIA culture
Berndt Museum of Anthropology Perth |
NORTHERN TERRITORY culture
Museum & Art Gallery of the N T Darwin |
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National Gallery of Australia Canberra |
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MULTICULTURAL EVENTS & GROUPS
NSW Australian Culture
Calendar of ethnic and multi-cultural events in New South Wales. culture |
South Australia Art galleries
Multicultural performers provide enjoyable entertainment. culture |
Tasmania famous Australians
The Multicultural Council of Tasmania is non-government. culture |
Victoria Famous Australians
This state celebrates racial, cultural and religious diversity. culture |
Western Australia Museums
It is important for new Australians to set up groups related to countries of origin. culture |
Northern Territory Australian strine
People from all over the world bring their culture with them. strine |
Queensland Australian strine
A state action plan to incorporate diversity among ethnic groups. culture |
ACT Australian culture
National Multicultural Festival is an annual event in Canberra. culture |
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AUSTRALIAN RECORDS AND FACTS
Urbanized Australian culture
Australia is the most urbanized country on Earth with 70 percent of the
population living in coastal cities. culture |
Gambling Famous Australians
Australians gamble more per head than anywhere else, having a fifth of the
world's poker machines. |
Land Use Australian strine
Though mining is an important export industry, more Australian land is used for
pubs than mining. |
Sixth Largest Nation . Art Galleries
Australia is the 6th largest country in the world after Russia, Canada, China, the
United States and Brazil. Culture |
Driest Continent Museums
Australia is the driest inhabited country. strine |
Largest island Australian culture
The mainland of Australia is the world's largest island. |
Smallest Continent Famous Australians strine
Of all continents, Australia is the smallest. culture |
Second Lowest Population Density Museums
The Population is 6.4 people per square mile, second after Mogolia 4.3. |
Largest Exporter Art Galleries
Australia is the world's largest exporter of Aluminium (bauxite), Black Coal, Diamonds (gem plus industrial) , Lead, Mineral Sands, Refined Zinc, Sheep and Wool. culture |
Longest and Largest Reef Australian strine
The Barrier Reef is the longest and largest reef in the world. culture |
Lowest Rainfall and Lowest Point Famous Australians
Lake Eyre SA has lowest rainfall and is the lowest region. strine |
Highest Rainfall Australian strine
Tully in Queensland has the highest rainfall in a year at 4400mm. |
Coldest Ovenight Temperature - city and region
The town with the lowest night temperature is Canberra, with Charlotte Pass having the lowest recorded temperature. culture |
Foggiest
Canberra is the foggiest capital. strine |

Largest Island in Australia Museums
Tasmania is the largest island in Australia. |
Highest Point Australian culture
The highest peak on the Australian mainland is Mount Kosciusko NSW at 2230 meters. strine |
Hottest Famous Australians
Cloncurry in Queenland recorded the hottest temperature in Australia, 53 degrees Centigrade. culture |
Largest Lake Australian strine
Australia's largest natural body of water is Lake Eyre, 9500 square kms. |
Deepest Lake Art Galleries
Lake St Clair is the deepest in Australia. strine |
Longest River Museums
The longest river in Australia is the Murray River 2520kms long. culture |
Dingo Fence Australian culture
The world's longest fence built to stop dingoes is twice as long as the Great Wall of China. strine |
Eight-hour Day Famous Australians
Melbourne stonemasons gained the world's first 8 hour day in 1856. |
Life Expectancy Australian strine
Australian Men live to 75 years on average, women 84 years. culture |
Egg Consumption Art Galleries
During a lifetime an Australian will eat 165,000 eggs. strine |
Meat Consumed Museums
Australians eat 18 cows and 90 sheep during their lives. |
Fruit Consumption Australian culture
Eight tonnes of fruit is eaten over a lifetime by the average Australian. culture |
Cheese Eaten Famous Australians
Australians eat half a tonne of cheese in a lifetime. |
Vegetable consumed Australian strine
Over a lifetime an Australia eats ten tonnes of vegetables. |
Trams - largest, last Art Galleries
The largest tram network runs in Melbourne and it is also the world's last publicly operated tram system. culture |
AUSTRALIAN STYLE INVENTIONS
INTERESTING AUSTRALIAN FACTS
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Swimming Ban Australian culture
It was illegal to swim on Australian beaches until 1902. strine
Secret Ballot famous Australians
The secret ballot was introduced to the world by Henry Chapman of Melbourne in 1855. strine
Women's Right to Vote Australian strine
Australia was the second country to give women the right to vote in 1902. Art galleries
Illegal Opening of Sydney Harbour Bridge
Francis De Groot cut the ribbon on the Sydney Harbour Bridge in 1932 on horseback, with a sword, before it was opened by John T. Lang.
Drinking Alcohol Daily museums
Sir John Robertson, five times premier of New South Wales, drank a pint of rum every morning for 35 years.
Prime Minister Drowns Australian culture
Australia lost Prime Minister Harold Holt when he went for a swim in the sea. The mystery has never been solved. strine
Yowie famous Australians
A hairy man/animal known as a Yowie apparently wanders in the Australian bush, Australia's Bigfoot.
Convicts strine
By the late 19th century 40 percent of white Australians were convicts. Australian strine
Megafauna. Aboriginals came to Australia about 50 thousand years ago. Anthropologists call Aboriginals gracile. Megafauna like large wombats, rhino, flightless birds, lizards and meat eating kangaroos lived alongside Aboriginals before becoming extint 20-30 thousand years ago. A theory holds that Aboriginals killed off megafauna because megafauna and human bones were found together. Tasmanian Aboriginals had a different origin than mainland Aboriginals. They could not start fire but fought over access to it. Aboriginals 40,000 years ago lived alongside Marree Man, a man-like bearded creature that walked upight.
Cricket
Australian Footbal League
Rugby Union
Rugby League
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