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What Americans get wrong about Australia

WATCH: Here's a crash course in the truth about Australia.

Australian Times by Australian Times
08-02-2016 03:53
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Koalas as pets, riding kangaroos, plagues of crocs and perfect weather – it’s all wrong!

But there are few things about Australia we have to admit to, like racism, the Ozone Layer hole and obesity.

This video sets about sorting out the fact from fiction about the land Down Under.

PS: They are ‘prawns’, not ‘shrimp’.

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