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The Aborigines are the native people of Australia. They make up three percent of the Australian population. Aborigines believe that nature is sacred and try to live as close to it as possible. Some still live off the land as their ancestors used to.

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Rugby is the third highest sport in attendance in all of Australia. The NRL or national rugby league consists of 16 teams. These teams all compete to try to finish at the top of the league by the end of the season.

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Australia's coast allows for lots of sea food. This includes crab, fish, squid, clams and much more. The Tasmanian giant crab is native to the country of Australia and is commercially fished. It is now endangered of being over fished.

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The Great Barrier Reef goes along the eastern coast of Australia containing thousands of smaller reefs. Currently it is in danger of being destroyed due to coral bleaching. It is the biggest reef in the world stretching 2,300 km.

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Australia's coast affects every aspect of Australian life; economic, social, and political. Australia's coast allows for fishing to contribute to their economy since most the land can't be farmed. It makes surfing and swimming a huge part of Australia's social culture. Lastly, it introduces political issues such as coral bleaching of the Great barrier Reef.

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Australia's receives less than 600 millimeters of rainfall annually making it the second driest continent. While the US receives 1618 milliliters of annual rainfall, more than twice as much as Australia. This means most of Australia's land is inarable.

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Australian prime minister mentioned Iced VoVos in his victory speech. They are staple of Australian dessert being deeply rooted in their culture. They are biscuits topped with pink fondue, with raspberry jam inside.

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Kangaroo's are native to the land of Australia. They belong to a group of animals called marsupials. Kangaroos are deeply rooted in the heart of many Australian's. It carries its young in a pouch.