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Geography of Oceania A-Z
Aboriginal Australians The descendants of people who arrived in Australia from Asia between 60,000 and 50,000 years ago.
Canberra The capital of Australia, with a population of 384,000. It lies in a territory separate from the surrounding state of New South Wales.
Cape York Peninsula The northernmost point of Australia.
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