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Australia by Letter - P

Answer these questions about Australia, all starting with the letter P.
This is about things that are popular in or associated with Australia, not necessarily invented in Australia.
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Last updated: January 19, 2026
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First submittedJanuary 19, 2026
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Capital of Western Australia
Perth
River that flows from Sydney Harbour towards a suburban city of the same name
Parramatta
Nickname of Penrith's National Rugby League (NRL) team
Panthers
Aquatic monotreme with a duck-like bill and webbed feet
Platypus
Ringtail and brushtail are two species of this marsupial
Possum
The Melbourne Cup's most famous horse
Phar Lap
Meringue dessert named after a ballerina, popular at Christmas lunches
Pavlova
What Australians usually call shrimp; also a Big Thing in Ballina, New South Wales
Prawn
Type of fruit grown in Queensland; also a Big Thing on the Sunshine Coast
Pineapple
1994 film, "The Adventures of _________, Queen of the Desert"
Priscilla
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