1.Charakteristics
2.History
3.Geography
4.Industry and agriculture
5.People
6.Fauna and flora

" fauna and flora
- most of Australia has a continental climate, but there is also warm and subtropical climate
- Australian seasons are the opposite of the northern hemisphere which means that Australia has summer when we have winter and vice versa
- Typical plants – eucalyptus, the national flower is wattle
- Australia has more than 2,000 national parks and nature reserves, protected wilderness areas of natural and environmental importance and rainforests
- because Australia is isolated from other continents, it has a lot of unique animals like kangaroo, koala (it lives in eucalyptus trees and feeds mainly at night on leaves of eucalyptus tress), emu (large birds which cannot fly), echidna, kiwi, cockatoo, dingo, wombat, etc. The platypus is a very strange animal. It has a beak and webbed feet (like a duck) and lays eggs (like a hen) but it is a mammal.
- Tasmania - is an island in the south of Australia, named after the explorer Abel Tasman
- it is home of a rare animal – Tasmanian devil – a carnivorous marsupial that cannot be
found anywhere else"