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Is located in the southeast. It features diverse landscapes, from coastal areas to mountains. Melbourne, the capital, is known for its vibrant culture, arts, and sports. Victoria is renowned for its wineries, Great Ocean Road, and rich history.

An island state of Australia, lies south of the mainland. Known for its rugged wilderness, it boasts pristine beaches, dense forests, and unique wildlife. Hobart, the capital, is famous for its historic charm and vibrant arts scene. Tasmania offers a blend of natural beauty and rich cultural heritage.

South Australia, anchored by Adelaide’s quirky charm and festival vibe, dazzles with the Flinders Ranges’ ancient rock art and Barossa Valley’s bold wines. Kangaroo Island’s pristine beaches and rare wildlife make this state a unique blend of creativity and raw beauty.

The Northern Territory (NT) is a federal territory in the central northern part of Australia. Its capital, Darwin, is famous for its multicultural vibe and tropical weather. The NT is home to some of Australia's most iconic natural wonders, like Uluru, Kata Tjuta, and Kakadu National Park, all celebrated for their rich Aboriginal culture and amazing biodiversity. About 30% of the population here are Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, adding to the region's significant Indigenous culture. The NT draws many tourists with its stunning natural beauty, rich cultural heritage, and adventurous activities.

The largest state in Australia, is known for its vast and diverse landscapes. It features stunning beaches, expansive deserts, and unique natural attractions like the Pinnacles and Ningaloo Reef. Perth, the capital, offers a vibrant cultural scene and sunny climate. Western Australia is celebrated for its natural beauty and outdoor adventures.