Sydney Opera House:

The Sydney Opera House is located in the city of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia, is one
of the most famous and distinctive buildings of the twentieth century. Declared a World
Heritage Site in 2007, it was designed by the Danish architect Jorn Utzon in 1957 and
inaugurated on October 20, 1973. In the building there are plays, ballet, opera or musical
productions.

Ayers Rock:
The Uluu, also called Ayers Rock, is a rocky formation composed of sandstone that is
located in central Australia. It is along with Kata Tjuta one of the biggest attractions of the
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park being one of the largest monoliths in the world. Uluu is a
sacred place for Australian aborigines and since 1987 is a World Heritage Site.

Bondi Beach:
Bondi Beach is one of the busiest beaches in Sydney. Throughout the year, a wide variety of
events take place, from artistic representations of the community and the city, to surf
marathons and races. Bondi Beach is one of Sydney's most visited beaches.

Sydney Harbor Bridge:

The Sydney Harbor Bridge spans Sydney Harbor, connecting the city's financial center with
the North Shore, a residential and commercial area. After more than eight years of
construction it was opened to the public the 19 of March of 1932. It is the fifth longest
bridge of its kind. The arch rises to a height of 134 m and up there you can reach to see
spectacular views of the bay and the city.

Great Barrier Reef:

The Great Barrier Reef Australia is the largest coral reef in the world. The reef is located in
the Coral Sea, off the coast of Queensland in northeastern Australia. The reef, which
extends over about 2600 kilometers in length, can be distinguished from space.

Kakadu National Park:

Kakadu National Park is a national park of the Northern Territory (Australia). The park is
part of the Patrimony of Humanity according to Unesco. The park has two seasons rain and
drought. During the rains (between October and April) it is generally not possible to access
many areas of the park. During the dry season (between May and September) is when you
can visit the park. The attractions of the park include the opportunity to interact with the
inhabitants of the region
Port Authur:
Port Arthur is a village located on the Tasman peninsula on the island of Tasmania,
Australia. Port Arthur is one of Australia's most significant heritage areas and an open-air
museum.

Kangaroo Island:
Kangaroo Island is the third largest island in Australia, It is separated from the Yorke
peninsula, to the northwest, by the waters of the Strait of the Investigator and Cape Jervis,
to the north, by the passage Backstairs. The island has a population of 4,259 habitants. Its
economy is mainly agriculture (wine, honey, meat and grains).

12 Apostles:
The Twelve Apostles is the name for a grouping of limestone needles protruding from the
sea on the coast of Port Campbell National Park, formed by rock erosion and movement
along the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia. The proximity of each other is the cause
of the curiosity of the place and what has made it an important and popular tourist
attraction.

GOVERNMENT:

Australia is a constitutional monarchy. The head of state is Queen Elizabeth II, represented
by the Australian governor general. The government emanates from a Parliament elected
by universal suffrage.
The Parliament of the Federation is composed of the Senate and the House of
Representatives. The prime minister, now Malcolm Turnbull, is the leader of the majority
party in the House of Representatives, from which most of the other ministers are selected.
The Senate is composed of 76 members, with identical representation for all states, as in
the United States Senate. A state elects twelve senators, but one territory (such as the
Northern Territory or the Australian Capital Territory) can only elect two senators.
The House of Representatives, modeled on the House of Commons of Great Britain, is
made up of 150 members. The representation of states in this House is determined by its
population, but each constituency has only one representative.