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Red and Green Kangaroo Paw
State flower of Western Australia.
Regent Theatre, Melbourne
Melbourne's historic Regent Theatre is on Collins St in the heart of the city.
Republic Move Fails in Australia
Australia voted in 1999 on a referendum which decided against a republic as the Australian form of government.
Rhyming Slang
Now you won't be standing up, or sitting down, open-mouthed as your Aussie mates bandy rhyming slang all around you.
Richmond
Tasmania's historic Richmond town is a daytrip destination northeast of Hobart.
Richmond Photo Gallery
Within half an hour's drive from Hobart, you'll find the historic town of Richmond which looks to have been preserved in time from its colonial past.
Riverland Wine Country
Riverland along the Upper Murray River of South Australia is Australia's largest wine-producing region.
Riversleigh: World Heritage Site
Fossils dating back to the Oligo-Miocene period some 15 to 25 million years ago can be found in Australia in the Riversleigh World Heritage area in Queensland, Australia.
Rod Laver: Australian Grand Slam Tennis Legend
Australian tennis player Rod Laver is the only person to win the Grand Slam twice (1962, 1969) with a record of winning 11 Grand Slam singles and becoming Wimbledon champion four times.
Rosella
Brightly colored parrot found in most parts of Australia.
Rottnest Island
Close to Perth and Fremantle, Rottnest Island is a haven of beaches, corals, historic sites, and a colony of what Dutch explorers thought were giant rats.
Rottnest Island: Underwater Attractions (Pictures)
Discover the underwater attractions. Dive and snorkel off Rottnest Island, Western Australia.
Royal Bluebell
Floral emblem of the Australian Capital Territory.
Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne
Royal Botanic Gardens Melbourne are within walking distance of the Victorian Arts Centre and close to the Shrine of Remembrance.
Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney
An oasis of green in the heart of Sydney. A paradise of flora. Close to Sydney Opera House.
Royal Exhibition Building: World Heritage Building
Melbourne's Royal Exhibition Building and Carlton Gardens on which it stands have been declared a World Heritage site, the first Australian structure to be inscribed by the United Nations.
Royal National Park, Sydney
Stretching south from the city limits, a place of picnic grounds, rivers, creeks, beaches, bushwalks and rainforests. Hike, go boating, swim, explore.
Royal National Park Walking Tracks, Sydney
Walking tracks of varying degrees of difficulty on the southern outskirts of Sydney
Rugby World Cup Background and History
The Rugby World Cup, first played in 1987, is held every four years.
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