Aussie Icons
Famous Places
Aussie Animals
Aussie Music
True Blue Slang
Australian History
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This small cake is covered in chocolate and coconut and is popular on Australia Day.
Lamington 
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This building in Sydney looks like white sails.
Sydney Opera House.
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This cuddly grey animal sleeps almost all day.
Koala.
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This classic song begins with “Once a jolly swagman…”.
Waltzing Matilda
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“G’day” means this.
Hello
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Australia Day is celebrated in this month.
January
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This rich, dark spread is often eaten on toast, and is very Australian.
Vegemite 
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This large red rock sits in the centre of Australia.
Uluru.
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This Aussie animal hops on strong back legs.
Kangaroo.
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This Slim Dusty song is about a pub that has no beer left.
A Pub with No Beer.
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“Brekkie” means this meal.
Breakfast
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Many people cook sausages and steak for this outdoor meal.
BBQ
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Australians often wear this wide-brimmed hat in the sun.
Akubra.
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This harbour bridge in Sydney is often called “The Coathanger.”
Sydney Harbour Bridge. Construction started on 28 July 1923 and opened on 19 March 1932. The Bridge is considered the worlds greatest arch bridge and one of Australia's best known and photographed landmarks. 
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This unique animal lays eggs and has a bill like a duck.
Platypus. Endemic to Eastern Australia, and Tasmania, it lives in freshwater streams and uses a special "sixth sense" to hunt for food. The "sixth sense" is called electroreception. this identifies the electrical discharges of nearby food.
300
This Men at Work song mentions “a land down under.”
Down Under
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“Arvo” means this time of day.
Afternoon
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The colours of the Australian flag are red, white, and this.
Blue
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This famous cricketer is known as “The Don.”
Don Bradman. 
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This beach is famous for swimmers, surfers, and lifesavers in red and yellow.
Bondi Beach. 
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This spiky animal curls into a ball when scared.
Echidna. 
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This Seekers song includes the line “There’s a new world somewhere…”.
I’ll Never Find Another You.
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A “cuppa” usually means this warm drink.
A cup of tea
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“Advance Australia Fair” is the country’s national…
Anthem
500
She was Australia’s famous opera singer, known as “Our Dame of the Arts.”
Dame Joan Alston Sutherland, was an Australian dramatic coloratura soprano known for her contribution to the renaissance of the bel canto repertoire from the late 1950s to the 1980s
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This long natural wonder runs along Queensland’s coast and is full of colourful fish.
Great Barrier Reef.
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This bird is famous for copying sounds, even chainsaws and camera clicks.
Lyrebird.
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This song begins “I am, you are, we are…” and celebrates all Australians.
I Am Australian
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“She’ll be right” means everything will be this.
Okay / fine
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The first peoples to live in Australia.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples