I liked the Great Barrier reef. The images of so many fish are all true. I liked the fake beach - pool in Cairns. My baby daughter wanted to swim until it closed at 11PM. I liked the Gold coast, it was a lazy area to drive round & explore shops as well as fun-parks. Seaworld was fun. I liked the Hinterland in from the coast. Lots of little settlements with craft markets on weekends. My wife liked the vineyards & lush valleys. Darling Harbour, Sydney. is neat with restaurants & entertainment at night, Melbourne trams were interesting: You can dine on a tram. The loud birds in the morning are strange. . Policemen with guns everywhere - I took some time to get used to. The people in Oz talk funny, mate.

I was in Melbourne and it is a really beautiful city with so much to do there.. I would recommend that you visit if you have the chance))

As an Australian, I miss the rainforests in Queensland and other natural scenery in the north (I'm from South Australia). I think its hard to summarise attitudes of Australians because people differ a lot from place to place (it's been a mix of cultures for the past 200 years or so), but in the northern parts of Australia it seems people are more laid back. I love that Australia has a mix of cultures, and it's great to meet foreigners here. I might have bad things to say about our politics and government, but they're not bad in comparison with some other countries.

I watched a film a few days ago. And there was some things about Australia. I like it, because this country try to save it nature. For this they try to use ecology-save technologies

the first thing i did know about australia go back to my 5th grade ,a french text about the invasion of australia by rabbits :p