AUSTRALIA Part 1 ? Part 2 This audio file was created from a revision of Australia dated 2006-01-17, and does not reflect subsequent edits to the article. (Audio help) More spoken articles Wikimedia Atlas of Australia About Australia from the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade website Governments of Australia website (federal, states and territories) Australian Government website Parliament of Australia: Who's Who (includes head of state) Australian Bureau of Statistics Community organisations portal Tourism Australia Australia travel guide from Wikitravel Australia entry at The World Factbook Australia at UCB Libraries GovPubs Australia at the Open Directory Project  Articles Related to Australia v � d � eAustralia topics History Timeline � Prehistory � Australian archaeology � Exploration � 1606?1787 � 1788?1850 � 1851?1900 � 1901?1945 � Since 1945 � Constitutional � Diplomatic � Economic � Federation � Immigration � Indigenous � Military � Monarchy � Railway Geography States and Territories � Capitals � Cities � Cities by population � Climate � Continent � Deserts � Environment � Flora � Fauna � Forests � Geology � Islands � Mountains � Regions � Protected Areas � Rivers Governance Government � Constitution � Monarchy of Australia � Australian governments � Parliament � Foreign relations � Military � Law � Law Enforcement � Courts � Electoral system � Public Service � Federal Budget Politics Political parties � Elections Economy Agriculture � Companies � Energy � Home ownership � Homelessness � Manufacturing � Media � Mining � Poverty � Taxation � Telecommunications � Tourism � Transportation � Australian dollar � Reserve Bank � Stock Exchange � Household income � Gross state product � Welfare system Society Crime � Demographics � Education � Health care � Human rights � Immigration Culture Australians � Architecture � Arts � Australian English � Cinema � Cuisine � Wine � Dance � Indigenous � Literature � Music � Public holidays � Religion � Sport � Television � Theatre � Art Symbols Coat of arms � Flags � Honours � States and Territories Other topics Australian of the Year Award � Environmental issues Category � Portal � WikiProject   Geographic locale Lat. and Long. 35�18?S 149�8?E? / ?35.3�S 149.133�E? / -35.3; 149.133 (Canberra) v � d � eCountries and territories of Oceania Sovereign states Australia � Chile (Easter Island � Juan Fern�ndez Islands) � East Timor (Timor-Leste) � Fiji � Indonesia � Kiribati � Marshall Islands � Federated States of Micronesia � Nauru � New Zealand � Palau � Papua New Guinea � Samoa � Solomon Islands � Tonga � Tuvalu � United States (Hawaii � Palmyra Atoll) � Vanuatu Dependencies and other territories Australia Ashmore and Cartier Islands � Christmas Island � Cocos (Keeling) Islands � Coral Sea Islands Territory � Norfolk Island France Clipperton Island � French Polynesia � New Caledonia � Wallis and Futuna New Zealand Cook Islands � Niue � Tokelau United Kingdom Pitcairn Islands United States American Samoa � Baker Island � Guam � Howland Island � Jarvis Island  � Johnston Atoll  � Kingman Reef  � Midway Atoll  � Northern Mariana Islands � Wake Island v � d � eEnglish-speaking world Anglosphere Dark blue: Countries and territories where English is an official language and spoken natively by a significant population. Light blue: Countries and territories where English is an official language but less widely spoken.