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Australia is a continental country surrounded by the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Its main cities, Sydney, Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Adelaide, are coastal. Its capital, Canberra, is not coastal. The country is known for the Sydney Opera House, the Great Barrier Reef, the vast inland desert called the Outback, and unique animal species such as kangaroos and platypuses.

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Australia is a great option to live and study. The housing options are excellent and some universities are considered the best in the world. Buses and public transport are comfortable, clean and air-conditioned. If they are full, the sign warns “Sorry, we’re busy, please wait for the next bus”. Access for disabled people is also highly respected. All sidewalks have declines for wheelchair users.

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Australia's healthcare system is considered a mixed system as it is subsidized through a public-private partnership. Australia's public health service, also known as Medicare, is universal, guaranteeing coverage for all Australian citizens. Medicare is largely financed by the Australian government and the rest is financed from a fee, which is deducted annually from Australians' income tax, when 2% of taxable income goes to financing this public system.

However, universal healthcare is relatively new in Australia. Health care in the 19th century was largely a private matter. The quality of health care depended on many factors, including: where you lived, what type of training and education you had, and your income level.

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Australia's politics is one of the country's striking features, which is part of a community of nations whose highest symbolic authority is Queen Elizabeth II. Are you curious to understand this complex picture? The following article describes the political context in the land of kangaroos and how it differs from ours.

Furthermore, the text explains how the legislative, executive and judicial powers work in Australia and whether Brexit (the expression that defines the United Kingdom's departure from the European Union) directly impacts politics in the region.

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Education in Australia is the essential responsibility of its states and territories. Each government provides funding and regulates public and private schools within its own area of ​​administration. The federal government funds universities, but they define their own curriculum.[6] In general, education in Australia follows a three-tier model that includes primary education (primary schools), followed by secondary education (secondary/higher schools) and higher education (universities and colleges).

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A country's essential economic performance can be seen in its gross domestic product. That is, the total quantity of all goods and services sold in the country. Worldwide, the 2022 gross domestic product was $11,973 per capita. In contrast, Australia's GDP reached 61,245 euros per inhabitant, or 1.591 trillion dollars for the country as a whole. Australia is, therefore, one of the largest economies in the world and currently ranks 12th. If this is calculated per inhabitant, taking purchasing power parity into account, Australia ranks 19th on the list of the richest countries in the world.

The inflation rate in Australia in 2021 was approximately 6.59%. Within the EU, the average in the same year was 8.83%.

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The most common are marsupials, kangaroos, koalas and the Tasmanian devil. There are also crocodiles, countless varieties of poisonous snakes, spiders and several species of whales, dolphins and sharks. Of the 22 thousand species of Australian flora, more than 90% are autochthonous (aboriginal) and many of them endemic.

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Sydney
Gold Coast
Nacional Park Kakadu
Ayers Rocks
Fraser Island
Hunter Valley
Snowy Mountains

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For those who don't know it yet, one of the main dishes of Australian cuisine is nothing more than roasted or boiled ribs, with the traditional Australian sauce on top, barbecue. The recipe includes: Worcestershire sauce, white wine vinegar, brown sugar, ketchup, onion and chili.

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Australia has the largest coastal population in the world

Alcoholic drinks are not sold in supermarkets

It is customary to eat kangaroo meat

A large part of the Australian population was born in another country

Melbourne is one of the best cities in the world to live in.