BR 2-16: Australia and New Zealand

One part of Australia, Western Australia, is four times as big as Texas,

or eleven times as big as Great Britain. (p. 1)

Australia is divided into six states, Northern Territory, Western Australia, South Australia, Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, and Tasmania as an extra. Do you know Sydney? It is the oldest and biggest city in Australia. Also, Sydney is famous city all over the world but the city is not the capital of Australia. The capital of Australia is Canberra. Each state have a big city, Perth is in Western Australia, Darwin in Northern Territory, Adelaide in South Australia, Brisbane in Queensland, Melbourne in Victoria, Sydney in New South Wales and Hobart in Tasmania.

New Zealand is a little larger than Great Britain but less population. The country consists of big two islands, North Island and South Island. The capital of the country is Wellington in North Island, and the capital is located at south coast of the island. This book is described about these countries’ histories, people, lifestyles and so on. If you want to know a lot about these, this book must be helpful.

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Reference

Lindop, Christine. (1998). Australia and New Zealand. Oxford, England: Oxford University Press.