Australia is an island, and also the sixth largest country in the world, and the smallest continent in the world.

Australia has tropical conditions in the north, dry desert in the centre and conditions ranging from dry to heavy rain and snow in the south.

About one in three households provides food for native animals. Learn more about responsible behaviour towards wildlife in your area.

Australia is unique geographically, historically & in regards to it's environment and resources. Here are 20 interesting facts about the land called Australia.

Western Australia is sweltering through a record‑breaking heatwave, with the Pilbara and Marble Bar smashing temperature records as extreme heat and fire danger spread across the state.

Australians live with the risk of bush fires. Hot weather, long dry periods, and volatile natural vegetation makes most parts of Australia particularly vulnerable to fire.
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Discover how Aussies celebrate the festive season under the summer sun!

We've looked at some other facts about Australia. So now here are some more fun & interesting facts that you may not known about Australia.

Birak, the Noongar first summer season in south-west WA, brings mosaic burning, sea breezes, coastal abundance and cultural renewal across Perth & the South West.

Join the ranks of Australia's droning enthusiasts and experience the thrill for yourself!

With the threat of floods looming over Australia during certain times of year, it’s important to be prepared and know what to do.
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