“She is an Australian, born and raised in Sydney.”

“They were a relatively short people, with generally Australoid physical characteristics.”

“This prevelence of body and face hair seems to conform to parts of Melanesia where it may be regarded as an Australoid element.”

“It is also probable that the Australoid family extends into south Arabia and Egypt.”

“Here we have an Australianism being turned into a Canadianism.”

“Individual producers, distributors, and exhibitors inflect key tropes of Australianness, like the bush myth, in different ways.”

“The film's grounding in a believable urban situation and its identifiable Australianness obviously contributed to its local success.”

“You refer to that particular quality of Australianness that you and your fellow writers of new wave were trying to explore.”

“The Australian National Dictionary is a historical dictionary of some 10,000 Australianisms.”

“There are Australianisms of language and tone, Australian touchstones of reference, that should be consciously preserved.”

“It was a strange collection of abbreviations and Australianisms which I had totally forgotten in the intervening years.”

“Europeans and Australasians are taught from an early age to look beyond their borders.”

“Everyone must think that Australasians are obsessed with the Olympics.”

“They're similar to US vehicles but are a brand familiar to Australasians.”

“But the tour will be no walkover as the Australians will be seeking to retrieve some prestige.”

“But what Australians will not accept is the apparent queue-jumping that takes place with regard to immigration.”

“Then, I realised the guests were not Indians, but rather Aboriginal Australians.”