1. AUSTRALIA’S FINAL DAYS

Long before European, Asian or Middle Eastern navigators arrived on Australia’s shores, Aboriginal people inhabited this continent. Since then, Australian history has been an up-and-down saga of booms, recessions, wars, political crises, culture shocks and social changes; among the milestones were Aboriginal people receiving land rights; the Sydney Opera House being completed; same-sex marriage being legalised within Australia’s borders and hosting Olympic Games by our country. 9News delivers all the latest updates regarding Australia from cities to countryside for ushers!

2. AUSTRALIA’S FINAL DAYS

Australia is a large and outward-looking nation with an advanced economy. Its major exports include wheat, cattle, minerals and wine while its inhabitants enjoy competing in sports like surfing and sailing as well as tennis, golf, soccer, cricket and Australian rules football – an Australian version of American football!

Australia is currently a commonwealth of the British Crown with its own head of state; many Australians hope for it to end and transition into republic status. Cultural diversity makes Australia one of the most vibrant nations on earth; events and festivals celebrate Australian cuisine, sports, art and culture throughout its continent-spanning borders.

Australia is located between Indonesia and Papua New Guinea by the Timor Sea and Coral Sea Islands Territory respectively; New Zealand lies southeast across Tasman Sea. Australia’s remoteness has led to an abundance of unique vegetation and fauna species such as hundreds of different varieties of eucalyptus trees, kangaroos, koalas and dingoes;

4. AUSTRALIA’S FINAL DAYS

Australia offers an abundance of natural and cultural attractions. Home to one of the largest diversity of bird species worldwide and boasting one of the Great Barrier Reef’s major tourist draws – Australia is also renowned for its wines, hosting an internationally recognized wine festival each year; other festivals celebrate cuisine, culture and sport such as Sydney to Hobart yacht race or Australian Open tennis tournament.

Australia, the smallest continent and largest island, features landforms ranging from flat sandstone deserts and tropical rain forests to flat sandstone deserts and rugged coastlines. Australia is a multicultural society reflecting its heritage of Indigenous Peoples, European Settlers, and migrants from Asia. A constitutional monarchy within the Commonwealth, Australia has long advocated greater independence from Britain while maintaining close ties; however a referendum to make Australia republic was unsuccessfully held in 1999. Agricultural exports include wheat, wool, beef as well as agricultural goods made of other agricultural goods produced domestically while peacekeeping missions in Asia have earned it international respect from around the globe.