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Australian Folklore
[edit]- A wigwam for a goose's bridle
- Advance Australia Fair
- Akubra
- Along the Road to Gundagai
- Anzac Day
- Anzac spirit
- Architecture of Australia
- Aussie
- Aussie Aussie Aussie, Oi Oi Oi
- Aussie salute
- Australia Day
- Australian and New Zealand Army Corps
- Australian art
- Australian cuisine
- Australian English
- Australian English vocabulary
- Australian Farmer
- Australian folklore
- Australian Light Horse
- Australian pub
- Australian regional rivalries
- Australian storytelling
- Australian ufology
- Australiana
- Ballina, New South Wales
- Banjo Paterson
- Bass Strait Triangle
- Battler (underdog)
- Big Banana
- Big Bull
- Big Lobster
- Big Merino
- Big Orange (South Australia)
- Big Pineapple
- Big Rocking Horse
- Big Trout
- Billycan
- Birdsville Races
- Black Stump
- Black swan emblems and popular culture
- Blinky Bill
- Bob the Railway Dog
- Bodgies and Widgies
- Bogan
- Boomerang
- Boxing kangaroo
- Bra Boys
- Bunyip
- Bush ballad
- Bush dance
- C. J. Dennis
- Catalpa rescue
- Cattle station
- Christmas in Australia and New Zealand
- Cinema of Australia
- Clancy of the Overflow
- Click Go the Shears
- Coat of arms of Australia
- Cole's Funny Picture Book
- Colliwobbles
- Convicts in Australia
- Cooee
- Cork hat
- "Crocodile" Dundee
- Culture of Australia
- Dad and Dave from Snake Gully
- Dag (subculture)
- Darwin Beer Can Regatta
- Death of Azaria Chamberlain
- Devil's Pool
- Didgeridoo
- Digger (soldier)
- Diminutives in Australian English
- Disappearance of Frederick Valentich
- Dog on the Tuckerbox
- Dot and the Kangaroo
- Down Under
- Dreamtime
- Drinking culture in Australia
- Drop bear
- Dunny
- Easter Bilby
- Esky
- Etiquette in Australia and New Zealand
- Eureka Flag
- Eureka Rebellion
- Fisher's ghost
- Flag of Australia
- Foo was here
- For the Term of His Natural Life
- Ginger Mick
- Gippsland phantom cat
- Golden Guitar
- Golden Gumboot
- Gundagai lore
- Hanging Rock, Victoria
- Henley-on-Todd Regatta
- Henry Lawson
- Hexham, New South Wales
- Humpy
- John Simpson Kirkpatrick
- Kangaroo emblems and popular culture
- Koala emblems and popular culture
- Lamington
- Larrikin
- Lasseter's Reef
- Little Boy from Manly
- Lone Pine (tree)
- Longest bar in Australia
- Mahogany Ship
- Man alone
- Man alone (stock character)
- Marree Man
- Mateship
- Megalania
- Min Min light
- Monte Cristo Homestead
- Moreton Bay (song)
- National colours of Australia
- Ned Kelly in popular culture
- No worries
- Norman Lindsay
- Nullarbor Nymph
- Ocker
- On Our Selection
- Outback
- Outhouse
- Pavlova (food)
- Picnic at Hanging Rock
- Picnic at Hanging Rock (novel)
- Picnic horse racing
- Port Arthur, Tasmania
- Robbery Under Arms
- Saltbush Bill
- Sharpies (Australian subculture)
- Shoey
- Shrimp on the barbie
- Slouch hat
- Snugglepot and Cuddlepie
- Squatting (pastoral)
- SS Waratah
- Stockman (Australia)
- Strine
- Surfers Paradise Meter Maids
- Swag (bedroll)
- Swagman
- Sydney Harbour Bridge
- Sydney Opera House
- The Geebung Polo Club
- The Lucky Country
- The Magic Pudding
- The Man from Ironbark
- The Man from Snowy River (poem)
- The Sentimental Bloke
- The Songs of a Sentimental Bloke
- The Speewah
- The Story of the Kelly Gang
- The Wild Colonial Boy
- Thylacine
- Tree of Knowledge (Australia)
- Ugg boots
- Uluru
- Variation in Australian English
- Vegemite
- Waltzing Matilda
- We of the Never Never
- Westall UFO
- William Buckley (convict)
- Yob (slang)
- Yowie