Fact Sheet of Australia:

Geography

• Continent: Australia (Australia is both a country and a continent)
• Area: Approximately 7.692 million square kilometers (2.97 million square miles)
• Capital: Canberra
• Major Cities: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide

Population

• Total Population: Approximately 25 million
• Major Ethnic Groups: Predominantly of European descent, with significant Asian and Indigenous Australian communities
• Languages: English (official); numerous indigenous languages

Government

• Type: Federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy
• Head of State: King Charles III, represented by the Governor-General
• Head of Government: Prime Minister
• Political Structure: Federal system with six states and two territories

Here's a concise factsheet about Australia:

Geography

• Continent: Australia (Australia is both a country and a continent)
• Area: Approximately 7.692 million square kilometers (2.97 million square miles)
• Capital: Canberra
• Major Cities: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide

Population

• Total Population: Approximately 25 million
• Major Ethnic Groups: Predominantly of European descent, with significant Asian and Indigenous Australian communities
• Languages: English (official); numerous indigenous languages

Government

• Type: Federal parliamentary constitutional monarchy
• Head of State: King Charles III, represented by the Governor-General
• Head of Government: Prime Minister
• Political Structure: Federal system with six states and two territories

Economy

• Currency: Australian Dollar (AUD)
• Major Industries: Mining (iron ore, coal), agriculture, tourism, manufacturing, and services
• GDP: Approximately AUD 2 trillion

Natural Features

• Landscapes: Deserts, rainforests, mountain ranges, and vast coastlines
• Natural Wonders: Great Barrier Reef, Uluru (Ayers Rock), The Outback
• Flora and Fauna: Known for unique species like kangaroos, koalas, and the platypus

Culture

• Indigenous Culture: Rich history and traditions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
• Arts and Entertainment: Strong traditions in music, film, literature, and visual arts
• Sports: Cricket, Australian Rules Football, rugby, and soccer are highly popular

Education

• Literacy Rate: Approximately 99%
• Higher Education: Home to renowned universities such as the University of Sydney, University of Melbourne, and Australian National University

Climate

• Varied Climates: Ranges from tropical in the north to temperate in the south, with desert and arid conditions in the interior
• Seasons: Opposite to the Northern Hemisphere, with summer from December to February and winter from June to August

Time Zones

• Time Zones: Ranges from UTC+8 to UTC+10.5, with daylight saving time observed in some states

National Symbols

• Flag: Features the Union Jack, a large white seven-pointed star (Commonwealth Star), and the Southern Cross constellation
• National Anthem: "Advance Australia Fair"
• National Emblem: Kangaroo and emu

Tourism

• Key Attractions: Sydney Opera House, Great Ocean Road, Kakadu National Park, and the beaches of the Gold Coast