Australia, New Zealand
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was a Dutch explorer
and the European who
discovered New Zealand
in 1642. The Tasman
Sea, (which separates
Australia from New
Zealand), Tasmania (an
Australian island) and
Abel Tasman NP are
named after him.
Which currently famous Austr
alians or New
Zealanders do you know?
Formally, the head of state in
Australia as well New Zealand is the
British Queen - currently the Queen
Elizabeth II. She possesses
sovereign powers, but each country
has its own Parliament and
Government, so they are in fact
independent and distinct.
Both Australia and New Zealand are c
onstitutional monarchies and
members of the Commonwealth, a po
litical community of former
British colonies. It means that the hea
d of both states is the British
Queen, represented by a Governor-Ge
neral in both countries.
We can start with
some basic facts
about both
countries...
Where are they situated?
The most important geographical facts...
The Queen
The Prime Minister
Athletes
Celebrities
New Zealand and Australia are
situated to the south-east of the
South-East Asia (Indonesia,
Malaysia, Vietnam).
The Battle of Gallipoli
or Uluru is an
exceptional rock
formation in central
Australia and one of
its best known
natural landmarks.
...Australia and New Zealand are
island countries. Aside from
numerous smaller islands, Australia
consists of its main island, simply
called Australia, and Tasmania, an
island located off the southern
coast of Australia. New Zealand
comprises of two major islands, the
North Island and the South Island.
There are many special events and people in Australia an
d New Zealand's history.
Lets move back to history...
was one of the most tragic moments in the
history of both Australia and New Zealand. It