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A term that generally refers to Australia, New Zealand and New Guinea
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A
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Australasia
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Town that gave its name to one of the world's largest mining companies
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B
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Broken Hill
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Where the borders of New South Wales, Queensland and South Australia meet
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C
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Cameron Corner
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Iconic tropical rainforest in Far North Queensland
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D
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Daintree
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Isthmus that connects the Tasman Peninsula with mainland Tasmania
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E
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Eaglehawk Neck
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Flowing through Rockhampton, this is the largest river catchment on the east coast of Australia
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F
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Fitzroy River
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Fourth largest island in Australia, and home to the Warnindhilyagwa people
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G
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Groote Eylandt
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Micronation that asserted its independence from 1970 to 2020
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H
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Hutt River
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Ocean on Australia's west coast
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I
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Indian Ocean
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Common name for a eucalypt indigenous to the south-west of Western Australia, sometimes used as a boy's name
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J
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Jarrah
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Tallest mountain in mainland Australia
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K
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Kosciuszko
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Inhabited island that is a UNESCO World Heritage Site because of its biodiversity
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L
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Lord Howe Island
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Town and dormant volcano in Bungandidj country, South Australia
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M
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Mount Gambier
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Town famed for leading Australia's counterculture, and home to the Hemp Embassy
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N
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Nimbin
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Australia is part of this geographic region that is a continent for Jet Punk purposes
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O
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Oceania
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Distinctively coloured lake in the Wimmera region of Victoria
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P
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Pink Lake
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Town in Pakistan that shares its name with a Queensland locality, a ship that sank in the Torres Strait, and a church on Thursday Island
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Q
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Quetta
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Colloquial name for the southern region of the Northern Territory
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R
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Red Centre
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Floral emblem of South Australia
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S
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Sturt's Desert Pea
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Rock formation and tourist attraction in the Blue Mountains
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T
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Three sisters
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Inselberg listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site
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U
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Uluru
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The early colonial name for Tasmania
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V
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Van Dieman's Land
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Seaport on the Eyre Peninsula known for the manufacture of steel
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W
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Whyalla
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Small town in Western Australia
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X
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Xantippe
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River that flows through the City of Melbourne
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Y
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Yarra
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Metal mined in Mount Isa and many other sites around Australia
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Z
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Zinc
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