Australian History & Culture

What do you know about Oz? The Land Down Under has a rich history and lively culture.

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'Roos and Wool

While it is famous for its unusual animals like kangaroos, wallabies and koalas, Australia is home to 85 million sheep. It's the largest producer of wool in the world.

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