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| Long Tom was the first | Australian sounding rocket. |
| ore information about the entire spectrum of | Australian soundtracks is available from Australian Tel |
| In February 2010, The Almost played the | Australian Soundwave Festival. |
| iered before the release of the album at the | Australian Soundwave Festival. |
| ONE DAY: A Dream for the | Australian Southern Territory. |
| departed Fremantle carrying with her eleven | Australian specialists trained in commando warfare. |
| Australian Species Management Program Manager - Chris H | |
| Quite a few of the | Australian species are rare, such as Endiandra globosa, |
| S. swani is the only | Australian species that has been described. |
| Both the | Australian species are self-pollinating and very diffic |
| Red Anther Wallaby Grass is an | Australian species of tussock grass found in Victoria, |
| evispina, also known as purple seastar is an | Australian species of sea star. |
| For the | Australian species, see Ischnura heterosticta. |
| Dried leaves are used in native | Australian spice mixes. |
| o contains the second ever description of an | Australian spider, the species Nephila edulis. |
| Re-enchantment: the New | Australian Spirituality, Melbourne and Sydney: HarperCo |
| Australian Sporting | |
| The following drivers competed in the 2009 | Australian Sports Sedan Series. |
| The 2010 | Australian Sports Sedan season was the 26th season of A |
| Round 5, Western | Australian Sports Car Championship, Wanneroo Park, West |
| It was the inaugural | Australian Sports Sedan Championship. |
| The following drivers competed in the 2008 | Australian Sports Sedan Series. |
| She won the Western | Australian Sports Star of the Year award in 1985. |
| John Harbin is an | Australian sports coach. |
| The 2008 | Australian Sports Sedan Series consisted of five rounds |
| 29 September 2000: | Australian Sports Medal |
| Australian Sports Medal, 30 August 2000, Does not play | |
| It was the sixteenth | Australian Sports Sedan Championship. |
| The AIS is a division of the | Australian Sports Commission. |
| Sporn is a member of the | Australian Sports Hall of Fame and the Australian Baske |
| The 2007 | Australian Sports Sedan Series season consisted of five |
| The following drivers competed in the 2007 | Australian Sports Sedan Series. |
| It was the 14th | Australian Sports Sedan Championship to be awarded by C |
| Australian Sports Medal in 2000 | |
| o the sporting community, he was awarded the | Australian Sports Medal (an Australian federal governme |
| Heat 3, Western | Australian Sports Car Championship, Wanneroo Park, West |
| She was awarded the | Australian Sports Medal in 2000 and the Centenary Medal |
| Heat 3, Western | Australian Sports Car Championship, Wanneroo Park, West |
| The 1969 title was the inaugural | Australian Sports Car Championship, replacing the Austr |
| Andrew was awarded the | Australian Sports Medal for this service to sport. |
| This article is supported by WikiProject | Australian sports. |
| Robert Laurie (rugby league), | Australian sportsman |
| Wood (22 December 1901 - 9 June 1941) was an | Australian sportsman who played both first-class cricke |
| For | Australian sportsman, see Nic Berry. |
| Phil Coles (born July 20, 1931) is an | Australian sprint canoer who competed in the 1960s. |
| Max Baldwin (born 1928) is an | Australian sprint canoer who competed in the late 1950s |
| Thomas Ohman (born 1926) is an | Australian sprint canoer who competed in the late 1950s |
| ing (1 September 1920 - 10 June 2001) was an | Australian sprinter. |
| Milligan was selected in the | Australian squad for the 2007 Asian Cup. |
| The | Australian squad was captain-coached by Graeme Langland |
| and was replaced by Frank Beaurepaire on the | Australian squad between the semifinals and finals. |
| The | Australian squadron was 456 Squadron, RAAF. |
| The | Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder |
| Breakers Stadium was an | Australian stadium, located in Newcastle, New South Wal |
| Duchess of Gloucester and her husband on an | Australian stamp in 1945. |
| An image was engraved for an | Australian Stamp in 1985. |
| He was also a Western | Australian state representative as an Australian rules |
| district of the Legislative Assembly in the | Australian state of Victoria. |
| district of the Legislative Assembly in the | Australian state of Western Australia. |
| In the Western | Australian State election of 1996, Parke unsuccessfully |
| For the former Western | Australian state district, see Electoral district of Ba |
| district of the Legislative Assembly in the | Australian state of Victoria. |
| in the Coca-Cola Knockout Cup along with the | Australian state teams. |
| district of the Legislative Assembly in the | Australian state of Queensland. |
| Voting for the | Australian State Upper Houses, 1890-1984. |
| district of the Legislative Assembly in the | Australian state of Western Australia. |
| Candidates of the 2010 South | Australian state election. |
| This article is about the Western | Australian state electorate. |
| district of the Legislative Assembly in the | Australian state of Queensland. |
| This article is about the former Western | Australian state electorate. |
| district of the Legislative Assembly in the | Australian state of Western Australia. |
| King was an electoral district in the | Australian state of New South Wales. |
| undary is with the Western Australia - South | Australian state border. |
| ustralia is the bicameral legislature of the | Australian state of South Australia. |
| district of the Legislative Assembly in the | Australian state of Western Australia. |
| For the Western | Australian state MLA for the seat of Perth, see John Hy |
| Ballet Theatre is based in Brisbane in the | Australian state of Queensland. |
| district of the Legislative Assembly in the | Australian state of Queensland. |
| district of the Legislative Assembly in the | Australian state of Western Australia. |
| Murray was an electoral district in the | Australian state of New South Wales. |
| district of the Legislative Assembly in the | Australian state of Queensland. |
| Candidates of the 2006 South | Australian state election. |
| and he was the last British governor of any | Australian state. |
| Together they occur in all | Australian states except Queensland. |
| n 175 journalists who work in bureaux in all | Australian states and territories. |
| The species occurs in all | Australian states except Western Australia and the Nort |
| This damselfly species can be found in these | Australian States which are Australian Capital Territor |
| Initially the | Australian states retained significant independence. |
| In other | Australian states, it means 425mL. |
| A. behriana is found in all mainland | Australian States. |
| res of water resources management in several | Australian states. |
| the office of Governor, see Governors of the | Australian states. |
| For the | Australian station, see Carlisle railway station, Perth |
| over the line was the MG TC special of South | Australian Steve Tillett. |
| percent of Platinum Asset Management on the | Australian Stock Exchange. |
| The company is currently listed on the | Australian Stock Exchange under the symbol ATR. |
| Centamin was first listed on the | Australian Stock Exchange in 1970. |
| Australian Stockman's Hall of Fame in Longreach | |
| "Eye of a Needle" - | Australian Story |
| It is based on the ABC's | Australian Story. |
| the highest international goal scorers, the | Australian striker Alyson Annan. |
| See the | Australian String Academy for an example. |
| Australian string group Deep Blue rearranged the piece | |
| Life After Dark is the first | Australian studio album by Mark Williams released in 19 |
| The early Western | Australian studs (Cranmore Park 1947, Belmore Park 1957 |
| Australian Style Bettsy Walters 1992 | |
| The Austen (from " | Australian Sten") was a 9 millimetre Australian submach |
| ist of programs which made their premiere on | Australian subscription television that had previously |
| Gladstone Park, Victoria, an | Australian suburb |
| For an | Australian suburb, see Cardiff South, New South Wales. |
| Two | Australian suburbs are named after him: Macgregor in Br |
| The vodka is distilled from the molasses of | Australian sugar cane. |
| owing teams and drivers competed in the 1997 | Australian Super Touring Championship. |
| Main article: 1998 | Australian Super Touring Championship |
| Main article: 2000/2001 | Australian Super Touring Championship |
| Main article: 1995 | Australian Super Touring Championship |
| The 2011 South | Australian Super League is the sixth edition of the Sou |
| He won the | Australian Superbike title several times. |
| The following drivers competed in the 2009 | Australian Superkart Championship. |
| Australian Superkart Championship season consisted of t | |
| The 2008 | Australian Superkart Championship season consisted of t |
| The following drivers competed in the 2008 | Australian Superkart Championship. |
| also served as a Commissioner of the Western | Australian Supreme Court in 1990 and 1994. |
| Sam Jacobs - A South | Australian Supreme Court Judge, who was inquirer into t |
| Media Prize, | Australian Surfers Hall of Fame, 1990 |
| tephens AO, DSO (born 10 October 1913) is an | Australian surgeon. |
| His example was one of the reasons why | Australian survival rates were the highest. |
| The name Grey Swiftlet can also refer to the | Australian Swiftlet. |
| In 2000, the face of | Australian swimmer Ian Thorpe appeared on boxes of Spor |
| Katsoulis (born 10 May 1984 in Milton) is an | Australian swimmer. |
| Lane (2 February 1880 - 14 May 1969) was an | Australian swimmer. |
| Australian swimming champion Dawn Fraser was publican o | |
| He was head | Australian swimming coach at the Swimming World Champio |
| He has also won more | Australian swimming titles than any swimmer in history, |
| nal orchestra of Western Australia, see West | Australian Symphony Orchestra. |
| Australian Synchronised Swimming | |
| The | Australian Synchrotron officially opened in Melbourne, |
| For the | Australian synthpop band, see Single Gun Theory. |
| illiam Henzell (born 1982) is a right-handed | Australian Table Tennis player. |
| Australian Table Wines | |
| Everybody's was an | Australian tabloid-style magazine of the 1960s. |
| The Panel's equivalent in Australia is the | Australian Takeovers Panel. |
| Moondyne: An | Australian Tale |
| o wrote a completion and recorded it for the | Australian Tall Poppies label. |
| This version was featured in an | Australian Target commercial in 2010. |
| It also contains the | Australian Tasman Sea airspace. |
| ntly obtained tax deductible status from the | Australian Tax Office. |
| He has also worked for the | Australian Taxation Office and the Australian Computer |
| cholson (12 June 1838 - 30 June 1923) was an | Australian teacher and writer. |
| Burton Paton (1916 - April 2000) was a South | Australian teacher, naturalist, environmentalist and or |
| Director of the | Australian Teaching and Learning Council |
| Represented South | Australian team on 6 occasions as captain |
| Stone was a member of the | Australian team at the 1956 Summer Olympics. |
| Appeals by the South | Australian team to the Australian Baseball Corporation |
| made his Glamorgan debut against the touring | Australian team at Swansea in 1975. |
| McMahon captained the | Australian team at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in Delhi |
| The | Australian team won by an innings and 6 runs. |
| Arthur was a member of the | Australian team at the 1956 Summer Olympics. |
| Clive Churchill wearing | Australian team jersey |
| He was selected for the Western | Australian team for the Australian Championships, but h |
| An | Australian team tours New Zealand, playing seven provin |
| f the 1908/09 season, the very first touring | Australian team arrived in Britain. |
| He is part of the | Australian team at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New D |
| He has played over 300 matches for the | Australian team, and has scored 30 international goals. |
| y was appointed as the new head coach of the | Australian team. |
| tches in British Columbia, Canada against an | Australian team. |
| 4x400 metres Frayne finished fourth with the | Australian team. |
| mmonwealth Games, Mitchell won gold with the | Australian team. |
| La Salle campus has been converted into the | Australian Technical College . |
| Chair of the | Australian Technology Network |
| He was State President of the | Australian Telecommunications Employees' Association. |
| Its shareholders are | Australian telecommunications company Telstra Corporati |
| ard frequency and time signal service of the | Australian Telecommunications Commission. |
| The series was the first ever | Australian television soap opera. |
| Nish has regularly appeared on the | Australian television improvised comedy series Thank Go |
| Emergency is an | Australian television series produced by GTV-9 in 1959. |
| Eat Carpet was an | Australian television series aired on SBS 1989-2005. |
| Family and Friends was a short-lived | Australian television soap opera debuted on 7 February |
| Main article: List of | Australian television series premieres in 2010 |
| Laid is an | Australian television comedy series that first aired 9 |
| It featured elements that satirised the | Australian television industry. |
| of programs which made their premiere on an | Australian television network that had previously premi |
| This article is about the original | Australian television series. |
| Stories from the Golf is an | Australian television comedy series first broadcast on |
| Raw FM was an | Australian Television series produced by the Australian |
| The Urban Monkey with Murray Foote is an | Australian television comedy series on the Australian B |
| AFL Game Day is an | Australian television program broadcast on the Seven Ne |
| For the | Australian television program, see Comedy Inc.. |
| Woodley is an upcoming | Australian television comedy series to screen in 2011 o |
| Outland is an upcoming | Australian television comedy series to screen in 2011 o |
| Most Popular Male Personality on | Australian Television |
| The Fairies is an | Australian television show based on two fairies: Harmon |
| This article is supported by WikiProject | Australian television (marked as Mid-importance). |
| This article is about the | Australian television series. |
| This article is about the 1959 | Australian television series. |
| Difference of Opinion is an | Australian television program that was produced and bro |
| Twentysomething is an upcoming | Australian television comedy series to screen in 2011 o |
| It premiered on | Australian television in 1992 and was co-produced by th |
| Unreal TV is an | Australian television show showcasing advertisements an |
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