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Australian FactsFacts you want to know before you go
Australian Weather
Use the pull-down menu in the weather box and see how different temperatures are in Australia's major cities. Check out this map that shows the different climate zones in Australia. Australian Time ZonesAustralia has three time zones. Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST) is Greenwich Mean Time plus 10 hours: in New South Wales (except Broken Hill which has Australian Central Standard Time), Australian Capital Territory, Victoria, Tasmania and Queensland. Australian Central Standard Time (ACST) is Greenwich Mean Time plus 9 1/2 hours: in South Australia and Northern Territory. Australian Western Standard Time (AWST) is Greenwich Mean Time plus 8 hours:in Western Australia. Northern Territory and Queensland don't have daylight saving time in summer. Western Australia has experimental summer time from 2006 until 2009. More Australian Facts...Australian flora and faunaUnique Australian animals and beautiful wildflowers, along with thrilling landscapes, that's what attracts visitors to the Australian Outback. The Australian continent has been geographically isolated for about 80 million years. About 80 to 90 % of Australia's animals and also many species of flora are endemic to the continent. You'll see some amazing plants and creatures. Political & Historical Australian Facts
Australia is a constitutional democracy. Head of State is still the Queen of England, however, Australia is ruled by an elected government.
![]() Sturt's Desert Pea is the floral emblem of South Australia If you are looking for more Australian facts or other Outback Australia topics, you can search my site using the search box, or check the links below. Have fun.
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