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Here are the top ten articles for the Australia Site! These rankings are live and get reset at the beginning of each month, so check back often to see what your fellow visitors are most interested in!

1. Surf Beach Holiday Park Review
A little gem of accommodation available at Kiama, NSW that simply takes your breath away.

2. Kangaroo Island - South Australia
Kangaroo Island is a unique pristine environment that is worthy of a visit.

3. When to Visit Australia?
You've decided to visit Australia... but when should you go?

4. Staircase to the Moon
The Staircase to the Moon is a natural phenomenon not to be missed when you're visiting Western Australia.

5. Australian Slang A to C
Australian English is a unique language, with a lot of slang and vernacular. Arm yourself with some commonly used words and phrases and learn to speak like an Aussie, or at least understand one. Includes Aussie Slang from A to C.

6. Australian Slang S to Z
Though the official language of Australia is English, Australian are equally notorious for their use of slang. Australian slang, like all slang, is constantly evolving and changing. While the list below includes a lot of common slang, it is by no means complete. Continued from last week's article,

7. Climbing Mt Kosciusko
Mt Kosciusko is Australia's highest mountain is often listed on Aussie's bucket list.

8. Australian Slang D to I
Though the official language of Australia is English, Australian are equally notorious for their use of slang. Australian slang, like all slang, is constantly evolving and changing. While the list below includes a lot of common slang, it is by no means complete. Continued from last week's article:

9. Australian Slang J to M
Though the official language of Australia is English, Australian are equally notorious for their use of slang. Australian slang, like all slang, is constantly evolving and changing. While the list below includes a lot of common slang, it is by no means complete. Continued from last week's article,

10. Banjo Paterson
Banjo Paterson is one of Australias foremost Bush poets.



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