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1. As soon as he was up there, Marley Williams Hatch wet his lips and blew out a tune loud enough that all the kangaroos in Australia perked up their ears, and all the whales under the sea sang at once
2. Box 170, Willoughby 2068, NSW Australia
3. Uncle Bob married about the same time as Mum and Dad, but after a half-hearted attempt at farming here in England, he gave up and they emigrated to Australia
4. In Australia and New Zealand no-one willingly has this mark put to their skin
5. Early migrants to America and Australia were often photographed at weddings and in bars, raising a loving glass to the old country, showing great bravado, cigarettes drooping from their lips; young men sipping whisky in shirt sleeves and armbands, unbuttoned waistcoats and slackened ties, slicked back hair
6. Statistically, my friend, Australia should be a
7. Of course, I wasn't aware that the second test match of the India Australia
8. 291/8, Australia dragged on their first innings to end at a healthy 445 all out
9. Heck, we create an Australia every year
10. wickets left, had 337 runs more than Australia and only one day left in the
11. It meant Australia would have
12. The worst would be if Australia did score the runs
13. Australia lost their first wicket of Hayden at a score of seventy and there was a
14. Australia won the match, but Ish didn't have time for remorse
15. 'But July is better,' Fred said, 'it is winter in Australia and tickets are cheaper
16. that? In fact, how does the whole sports thing work in Australia
17. 'Yeah, even if not every time, Australia does win a lot
18. For the rich it comes in by air from Australia and Chile
19. She explained that she and Brian were intending to emigrate to Australia
20. “My brother lives in a town called Port Hedland in the north of Western Australia
21. He said he was in northern Western Australia around the mines
22. My vote is for the Western Australia route
23. “I think that we should head up the straits of Malacca before heading south clear of Christmas Island’s radar, and then come into Australia from the north
24. Jindalee over-the-horizon radar network in Australia
25. Within the outback, the Pilbara is a large, dry, thinly populated region in the north of Western Australia
26. Port Hedland – named after its founder, Peter Hedland in 1863, now it supports a population of 14,000 and is the highest tonnage port in Australia
27. I think we shall have to dump at sea when coming into Australia
28. “We need the equipment shipped to Port Hedland in Australia
29. The swirl of a tropical storm heading to north Western Australia filled the satellite view of the weather
30. About 2000 miles from Australia, it is simply a dot on the map
31. North of Australia, this island is home to more than 850 tribes and as many languages, and is famed for its butterflies, moths and 300 types of orchids
32. back in Australia, I eventually thought that I’d found it – a
33. I’d been waiting for days to see him and finally our group from Australia was granted an interview
34. Then he turned to a doctor in our group, switched back to his perfect English and proceeded to diagnose his patients back in Australia using proper medical terminology
35. what was – Australia! they often tele-
36. He's here in London, he's in Australia, in China, all at the same time, exactly the same time
37. A fast vessel with auxiliary steam power, leaving the meridian of the Cape of Good Hope on the first of January, would reach Sydney in Australia in forty days, adding twenty days for incidental interruptions, and leaving the coast of Australia on the first of March, passing through the whaling ground between New Zealand and New Holland, and the Caroline Group, touching at Ponape, and allowing 30 days for incidental interruptions, would reach the Ladrone Islands by the first of June
38. out e-mails to prelaunch, and I had customers in Australia
39. course for Australia by way of the Cape of Good Hope, South
40. Waddell elected to sail to Australia without steam in order to
41. Consequently, Waddell elected to press on to Australia
42. knew he must sail on to Australia where he would have the shaft
43. Paul Island is located in the Indian Ocean midway between Africa and Australia
44. was ready to move on to Australia and wanted to waste no more
45. Without exception, the prisoners on board were anxious to arrive in Australia and gain their freedom
46. By January 25, the lookout on the Shenandoah spotted Cape Otway on the southern coast of Australia, and soon thereafter,
47. city in Australia in 1865, with a population of about one hundred and fifty thousand at that time
48. This was an opportunity for the American consul and affiliates to have a thorough inspection of the vessel and to draw conclusions about its reason for being in Australia, and its intentions after leaving
49. Soon they were out of Port Phillip Bay, through the channel and into Bass Strait, a body of water between Australia and
50. Australia where the original settlers arrived from England in the early 1800s, before moving on to the mainland of Australia