Australia Photo Quizzes Trivia

Australia is a vast country with significant distances between some of its major centres. However, stunning scenery and incredible landmarks along the way make driving between these points an affair to remember. Come with me on a remarkable journey.

If you look past the sweltering climate and the array of dangerous critters, you'll find some really unique Australian landmarks unlike anywhere else in the world. Here are ten of them.

Your mates have come back from their travels of Australia with the usual photos of Uluru, Wave Rock, the Opera House and the Coathanger but you know there's more to Oz than that. Come away with me and see some of the more unusual attractions of Oz.

Port Jackson. Sydney Harbour. A rich man's playground. No matter what you call it, the body of water Sydneysiders flock to can be stunningly beautiful. It has been called the most beautiful harbour in the world. As a local, I can't disagree. :-)

Ten photographs of iconic Australian landmarks for you to work out. Have fun.

I guess I am prone to be a little biased as I live here, but Perth is one of the finest cities to be alive in. If you get the opportunity, by all means come and visit. In the meantime, here's a little taste of who we are.

I've heard of Perth, but, apart from that, I've been woefully ignorant of the towns and cities of Western Australia. Here are some places you could go that I've been reading about. The pictures are added as oblique clues to the place names.

Australia is a big country and with its penchant for slang and idiomatic language, there is a lot of Australia you will not find on a map. Here are some postcards from Australian places that don't exist. Trust me.

No Ayers Rock or Sydney Opera House here, but ten destinations that are well worth seeing but a little off the beaten track.

Some of Australia's most iconic landmarks are not man-made. These natural sites are not just geological marvels but are also totems of cultural and spiritual significance to the traditional owners.

Globetrot 2 Challenge. When international business visitors come to Australia, most want to see Sydney but have little time. This is the itinerary I take them on, packing as much as possible into a single day. Get those walking shoes on...

Australia is a Big Country, so it stands to reason that it's got a lot of Big Things in it. A Big Rock, a Big Bridge, a Big Opera House; you get the idea. But here are some slightly odder Big Australian Things for you to identify.

Way out west - Western Australia, that is. Perth is allegedly the most geographically isolated capital city in the world. I hope you enjoy this scenic tour through my home town and its environs.

My sister, my best mate and I decided to walk the 1,000 kilometre Bibbulmun Track in stages. This quiz looks at the first stage of our hike.

Hope you enjoy some landmarks around Australia. Do you know what state, capital or island they are located in? Or is it possible that you may know the landmark?

This is a quiz all about the symbols of Queensland. There are many. Can you get all of them?

New South Wales is a state on the east coast of Australia. It was founded as a penal colony by Great Britain. What do you know about the symbols of this land?

These are symbols and other facts of Western Australia. How many of them do you know?