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I miss my meat pies and sausage roll we all adore our vegemites for breakfast lunch and tea! It's good for all in aussìe kids! Starbucks shut down in australia coffee is no good but in america Starbucks are popular ..why??

We have a lot of public holiday in australia

Australian drivers mentality are discipline stop means stop we do go by a road rules.. and drivers are more careful and help each other i am proud to be an aussie. Police are everywhere u cannot speed wnever u want australian mentality are sooo friendly.. they not like Americans u broke down ur on ur own australian give u a hand without robering u.. I loove my country!! Aussie aussie aussie!

“Bondy rescue” 😂 mate it’s Bond-I (eye) rescue lol

happy arvo? im confused, why is that your slogan? is it always afternoon when you make these vids, are trying to say good arvo? what does it mean!?

Ryan you should do yourself a favour and watch the movie Two Hands. Rose Byrne, Heath Ledger and Bryan Brown - all talking in their native Aussie accents, and it’s a great movie. Heath is so good…

The guy who made this video u need to learn aan aussie ways mate.. We call difrent ways things that american not familiar if like tempon.. now seing australian humour make u stunt welcome to australian ways we do have fun and australian are so Friendly I'm proud to be an aussie

I live in noosa… it’s really not all that. It’s so overcrowded and everything is closed past 8-9pm. No car parking anywhere. Rent has gone from $380 to $700 per week. Yes, per week… Yeah the beach looks nice… good luck getting a car park haha

Please watch Norman Gunstan interview with Sally Struthers trust me you will luv it ❤

please, call us Ozzys not Assies Jeez

Most of these photo's were very ordinary. It's very descent of you to rally yourself... I know I had to.

6:19 why? step out in the australian sun and lay there for 30 mins without 50 fps minimum sunscreen then you will know

4:56 it also makes it easier to see what watermelons are fresh

You may not be mandated to get private health insurance but if you earn over a certain amount per year, and don't get it, you end up paying more tax. I've had private insurance since I was born (originally on my mother's cover and now on my own). For $20-$30 per month, it can get you 1000s of dollars in benefits. Every few years I get an essential in-hospital test done. All I pay is $500 which is essentially a one-off admission fee. All the doctor fees are covered by insurance and a second admission to any hospital in the same policy year is free as I've already paid the maximum amount. My father spent weeks in palliative care in a private hospital before he died. All my mother had to pay was about $300 (this was decades ago). Without health insurance the bill would've been thousands. Yes you can get free health care with Medicare, but you can wait years to see a specialist, even with a life-threatening illness, you don't get to choose your doctor and public hospitals are nowhere near as nice. Unfortunately the vast majority of emergency departments are located in public hospitals, so you don't get any choice with that (especially if taken by ambulance as they are required to go straight to the nearest ED) and private hospitals are mostly for specialist treatment and elective surgery. For those who can afford it, it's definitely worth it. My dance teacher complained last year when she had to pay $7000 for a simple operation to fuse two bones together in her foot but maintains she doesn't need hospital cover, only extras cover (physic, chiro, dentistry, etc). Get both!!! It'll cost a bit upfront but it's absolutely worth it in the long-run. Australians dread getting sick in America and having to seek hospital treatment because all the US health system cares about is the limit on your credit card. They won't treat you unless you can afford to pay for it, which is why so many Aussies pay for travel insurance when travelling overseas.

Preferential voting is the ONLY fair system, the American system of "First past the post is fraught with danger and undemocratic, i'e if you had 5 independents and a Democrat and a Republican running, if the Republican and the Democrat only got say around 35% each and the 5 independents got 6% each, the Republican or the Democrat would win with less than 40% of the vote, 60% of the people did not want them but they can still win with not much more than a 1/;3rd of the vote, that cannot happen in Australia, sometimes it is more imporatnt to NOT get what you don't want than it is to get what you do want, like when Ralph Nader ran as a Green in the 2000 election, now if you voted green then the last person you would want to win would be George W, if they had a second choice they would have voted for Al Gore, it works the other way as well, like if a Libertarian took votes off the Republican, it splits the vote, how is that fair? Lets get one thing straight, Democracy does not work, not in any country, it is just the best system there is, Nothing run by a committee is efficient but the risk of any other system where all the power is in one persons hands is far too great...and Australia has the fairest of the voting systems there are The other benefit of preferential voting is the ability to send a message, in America a green vote means nothing, it just goes dead in the water and no one cares, in Australia a Green vote means something, if the Labor party(the left side of politics) wins on preferences they know where those preferences came from, they know they were NOT the first choice of those people so their vote is hanging by a thread, it makes them sit up and take notice.....it works on the other side too with minor right wing parties, everyone's vote is important, and no ones vote is dead in the water before the election is over if there are 10 candidates the one with the least number of votes is eliminated and the votes dispersed to the next preference on those votes, then the person who finished 9th is eliminated and the votes dispersed etc right on down until there is only two left......then everyone in Australia who has voted has voted for one of them, the one with the most votes wins

Your son looks glorious. What a darling child

You should look up his other character dame edna this character will be more easier for you i think was one of his amazing characters, dame edna was almost seen as a true person nota a character

4:00 trust me if a australian calls you a cunt 90% of the time its a greeting 9.9% its freindly banter and 0.1% of the time its actually a insult its in the way they say it like is it energetic and up beat or angry with a scrunched up face

There maybe cruises that leave from Hawaii to Australia

I'm Australian born in 1980 and I don't know some of these

1000 pounds into the forest? Nah bruh, that's a couple o' hungy kilos into the bush mate 😉

bro. adult swim is the best

My home!

Theyre not together, they've just been doing the same job for far too long.

Qantas airlines have 2 awesome things, 1. one of the best safety ratings in the world of airline travel and 2. A dinosaur named after it. Yep. The Qantasaurus

Camels were imported to Australia to cart goods across the desert centuries ago, and when trains replaced them they were released. There are now so many camels they have bred to the point of becoming a new sub species unique to their ancestors in the middle east.

There's an especially made saltwater pond to swim in at Hyden WA, where the water is more dense than the dead sea. I've swum in it and it's impossible to sink. Very relaxing!

Kangaroos don't have the joints to "walk" backwards. They'd wriggle around to reorient and then hop out.

As far as I know, HJ in Australia still means that OTHER thing, if you get what I'm saying. Or someone could be referring to the old HJ car (I can't remember if it was a Ford or a Holden).

Plenty of animals make awesome structures. One of my favourites is a bird in Africa that makes community nests that end up looking like giant bee hives.

Mongoose? That was a meerkat.

Aluminium is not a pronunciation issue. Periodic table in uk Europe and Australia say the element is aluminium and us texts spell it as aluminum. As an Australian who worked 26 years for the aluminum company of america making aluminium it is spelling related

😂 The beaches are definitely not continuous. I live on the south coast of WA and there are lots of cliffs and inaccessible beaches.

Oh come on, their mouth is to small to bight anything bigger than a fly. That spider is your friend, spends his nights saving you from mozzie. Yes we have two type of marsupial possum, the ring tail and the brush tail. You got the opossum.

Yes she can open his door like that. Our cops are decent. I'd point out the state of crime in USA . The driver is driving an unsafe heap of shit . Endangering others lives and property... That car now has to be fully inspected. It's not worth fixing it because it's only worth $1000. So it will be off to the wreckers.

I was the opposite: as an Australian I only discovered very recently that roadrunners were real birds! (But I’ve always known about Tassie Devils)

The fact U have never heard of a constable shows U have not much experience in the world. England, New Zealand, Australia, and other countries have constables . Get a dictionary mate

Bloody Americans 😬🫣

If we get good service we may tip.

But geez had to look up what siesta meant

The sound was for deaf people??

11:16 very kind

9:49 it sounds lke that cus its on bichaman

9:44 it s

Lebanese =lebo

There is a certain way you can pick spiders up so they don't bite you. I practised with daddy long legs, jumping spiders and wolf spiders as a kid 😂

the orange Original Shapes™ are chicken crimpy and they're my 2nd fav after BBQ

It’s expensive because the exchange rate is vastly different

NRL players aren't super rich. Salaries range from 120k to $1m for the top 1% players. No where near the $64m dollars some NFL players get.

Yeah, I wouldn't touch a koala. Those fckers can be vicious