About Australia

About Australia Australia is the mainland of Southeast Asia's islands, together with nearby Tasmania, forms the Australian Commonwealth and is an autonomous member of the National People's Union. There are two regions in Australia's Comenwealth: New South Wales State, Queensland State, South Australia State, Tasmania State, Victoria State, Western Australia State, the Australian Capital Territory and the Northern Territory. Australia including Tasmania covers an area of ​​7,682,300 square meters, excluding external areas.

Please read the excerpt from the Australian Tourism Board article posted in Australia's German newsletter. "Australian indigenous people are one of the oldest existing cultures and they are proud of their culture and tradition.The visitors who meet Aboriginal people visiting the inland area visit a unique place You can experience the spirituality of ancient customs, experience the magnificent natural landscape, you can be familiar with these people Lifestyle during your stay in the Aboriginal community

About one million years ago, indigenous people began living in Australia. Some people think that they originally came from all over the world. And moved to Australia. When they came to Australia, they began to develop various cultures and traditions. Only a few indigenous cultures remain. But because of the stolen generation, people do not know very little about it. Some of their culture is used throughout the world. For example, boomerang. It is famous all over the world. However, some people do not know where they came from. It came from Aboriginal people who used it to hunt animals originally. People now use it for fun. Now, they are beginning to design it in many different styles.

Indigenous people lived in Australia for more than 40,000 years; they are considered to have started in Asia at that time. Australia is the last continent discovered and was discovered by the Spaniards in the mid 1500's, but little knowledge about this area. After occupying the Spanish group in 1767, British learned about its existence. The British rediscovered it in 1770. In 1788, British began colonization of criminals in the Botany Bay area of ​​New South Wales. Their idea that they established criminal colonies was that it could not get in, so it was difficult to escape, and a few local people in the area could be threatened easily Not (Bartlett 34)