Australia

By. JerMichael Nix

Government
There are three arms of government in
Australia: which are the legislature,
executive, and the judiciary.
The legislature is responsible for
debating and voting on new laws.
The executive is responsible for
enacting and upholding the laws.
The judiciary is the responsible for
enforcing the laws.

Location
Australia is located between the
South Pacific and Indian oceans.

Currency
Australia currency is the Australian
dollar. 1 Australian dollar equals 0.71
US dollar.

Tourism
The Sydney Opera House is most
visited place for tourism in Australia.

The Bondi Beach is visited for

tourism.

Famous Landmarks
Sydney Harbour Bridge is one of
there most famous landmarks.

Sydney Opera House is also one of

there most famous landmarks.

Population
Australia population is 23.13 million.

Language

76.8% of people speak English

1.6% of people speak Mandarin
1.4% of people speak Italian
1.3% of people speak Arabic
1.2% of people speak Cantonese
1.2% of people speak Greek

Flag

The flag of Australia is a defaced Blue

Ensign: a blue field with the Union Jack in the
canton, and a large white seven pointed star
known as the Commonwealth Star in the
lower hoist quarter.

Culture
The culture of Australia is essentially
a Western culture influenced by the
unique geography of the Australian
continent, the diverse input of
Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and
other Oceaninan people, the British
colonization of Australia that began
in 1788, and the various waves of
multi ethnic migration that followed.

Food
Australian Pikelets is one of there
favorite meals.

Australian Pavlova is also one of

there favorite desserts.