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...come quite popular even in locations as distant as [[Australia (Nuclearth)|Australia]], [[Japan (Nuclearth)|Japan]], and the southern tip of [[South America (Nu ...

...truction]] herself, Waltzing Matilda is still a fervent patriot who honors Australia as it was before the [[cressarch]]s took control, and longs to restore it t ...g the Deconstruction; the Mayeses made sure to teach their children of how Australia used to be. ...

...ing [[Survival Day]] celebrated on [[August 8]] in [[Australia (Nuclearth)|Australia]]. However, these holidays seem to have arisen independently, and there is ===Australia=== ...

...|Europe]] under her united rule, while, conversely, [[Australia (Gallerra)|Australia]] now is split into several different nations. As another example, while O ...

...coast of [[Asia (Nuclearth)|Asia]], as well as in [[Australia (Nuclearth)|Australia]] and Atlantis. It can also be found fairly commonly in western [[Europe ( ...

...ough some of them have slightly metallic or opalescent skin tones. As for Australia, a handful of religious groups have seized power there, turning the contine ...

...as, the largest of which, [[Greenland]], is about two-sevenths the size of Australia, the smallest continent. ...

...(especially if the ghost does not reside in [[Australia (Interlife Earth)|Australia]]), or a specific and not particularly popular brand of cereal—is lik ...

...he largest of these, based (perhaps inevitably) in [[Australia (Nuclearth)|Australia]], is centered around a thirteen-year-old daughter of Uriel's named [[Holy ...

...it gets its name, and of a number of former English colonies, including [[Australia]], [[Canada]], and the [[United States of America]]. It is very widely spo ...[Canada|Canadian]] dialects are rhotic; most dialects in [[England]] and [[Australia]] are not—though there are many exceptions.) ...

...nsion of the coastline of [[Taiwan]] has been estimated as 1.04, that of [[Australia]] as 1.13, that of [[Great Britain]] as 1.24. The [[Wikipedia:Pinus strobu ...

...re there were previously no established nations. The [[Australia (Ganyak)|Australia]]n [[ingeniate]] The [[Spanner]] has enabled the settlement of a large terr ...

...rated states, however; other nations with states as subdivisions include [[Australia]], [[Austria]], [[Brazil]], [[Germany]], [[India]], [[Mexico]], and [[Venez ...

One [[Australia]]n [[anthropologist]], [[Wikipedia:Thomas Griffith Taylor|Thomas Griffith T ...

...native language, and can therefore be roughly classified accordingly: an [[Australia]]n accent differs from a Texan accent, even though both the Australian and ...