Australya

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Ang Komonwelt sa Australya usa sa mga nasod sa Habagatang Hemisper. Kini gitibuok sa kontinente sa samang ngalan ug sa pipila ka pulo sa Habagatang Kadagatan, Kadagatang Indiyan ug Kadatang Pasipiko. Silingan sa Australya ang mga nasod nga Papua New Guinea, Sidlakang Timor, Indonesya, New Zealand, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, ug New Caledonia.

Commonwealth of Australia
Bandera sa Australia Image:Aust Coat of Arms (large).jpg
Bandera Sagisag
Motto: none (formerly Advance Australia)
Nasodnong Awit: Advance Australia Fair
Lokasyon sa Australia
Kapital Canberra
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Pinakadakong dakbayan Sydney
Opisyal nga pinulongan English
Gobyerno Const. monarchy
 • Queen
 • Governor-General
 • Prime Minister
Elizabeth II
Michael Jeffery
John Howard
Independence
 • Constitution Act
 • Statute of Westminster
 • Australia Act
From the UK:
1 January 1901
11 December 1931
3 March 1986
Arya  
 - Katibuk-an 7,686,850 km² (6th)
Populasyon  
 - September 2005 20,406,800 (52nd)
 - Sensus sa 2001 18,972,350
 - Densidad 2/km² (191st)
GDP (PPP) Taya ng 2003
 - Kabuuan $611 billion (16th)
 - Per capita $29,893 (13th)
HDI (2003) 0.955 (3rd) – high
Kwarta Dollar (AUD)
Sona sa oras various1 (UTC+8–+10)
 - Summer (DST) various1 (UTC+8–+11)
Internet TLD .au
Kodigong pangtawag +61
1 There are some minor variations from these three timezones, see Australian States and Territories

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Dugang Impormasyon

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Smith, L. (1980), The Aboriginal Population of Australia, Australian National University Press, Canberra

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