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Australian States/Territories Emblems

Aust. Capital Territory
The Nation's Capital
Bird Emblem: Gang Gang Cockatoo
Floral Emblem: Royal Bluebell
Mammal Emblem: None

State Flag: The flag depicts the Southern Cross to the left on a blue background. The right consists of the blue and white Coat of Arms of the ACT on a yellow background.

Victoria

Victoria
The Garden State
Capital: Melbourne
Bird Emblem: Helmeted Honeyeater
Floral Emblem: Common Heath
Mammal Emblem: Leadbeater's Possum


State Flag The five stars of the Southern Cross, surmounted by a crown.
State Motto: Peace and Prosperity
Origin of Name: Named for Queen Victoria of Great Britain

 

Queensland

Queensland
The Sunshine State
Capital: Brisbane
Bird Emblem: Brolga
Floral Emblem: Cooktown Orchid
Mammal Emblem: Koala

State Flag: The Blue Ensign with the State badge. The badge features a light blue Maltese cross, with the Imperial Crown in the center of the cross, within a white circle.
State Motto: Bold and Faithful
Origin of Name: Named for Queen Victoria of Great Britain

New South Wales

New South Wales
The First State
Capital: Sydney
Bird Emblem: Kookaburra
Floral Emblem: Waratah
Mammal Emblem: Platypus


State Flag: The Blue Ensign with the State badge. The badge depicts the red cross of St. George with a golden lion in the center within a white circle. At the end of each arm of the cross is an eight pointed gold star.
State Motto: Motto: Newly risen, how brightly you shine
Origin of Name: Named by Captain James James Cook in 1770.

South Australia

South Australia
The Festival State
Capital: Adelaide 
Bird Emblem: Piping Shrike
Floral Emblem: Sturt's Desert Pea
Mammal Emblem: Hairy-Nosed Wombat
Marine Emblem: Leafy Sea Dragon

State Flag: The Blue Ensign with the State badge. The badge depicts a piping shrike with wings outstretched within a golden circle.

Western Australia

Western Australia
The State of Excitement
Capital: Perth
Bird Emblem: Black Swan
Floral Emblem: Red and Green Kangaroo Paw
Fossil Emblem: Gogo Fish
Mammal Emblem: Numbat

Western Australia Flag

State Flag: The Blue Ensign with the State badge. The badge depicts the native Black Swan within a yellow circle.
State Motto: Cygnis Insignis ( distinguished by its swans)

Tasmania

Tasmania
The Holiday Isle
Capital: Hobart
Bird Emblem: None
Floral Emblem: Tasmanian Blue Gum
Mammal Emblem: Tasmanian Devil (unofficial)

State Flag: The Blue Ensign with the State badge. The badge depicts a red lion within a white circle. This design indicates historical ties with England. The badge was approved by the British Colonial office in 1875. It has remained largely unchanged except for a slight modification of the lion in 1975.
State Motto: Fruitfulness and faithfulness

Northern Territory

Northern Territory
Outback Australia
Capital: Darwin
Bird Emblem: Wedge-Tailed Eagle
Floral Emblem: Sturt's Desert Rose
Mammal Emblem: Red Kangaroo

State Flag: The flag, designed by Robert Ingpen, a Victorian illustrator uses the Territorial colors (black, white and ochre) and Sturt's Desert Rose with seven petals on a red ochre background. It features the Southern Cross in white on a black panel at the left.

Our Floral and Fauna Emblems (pdf)
Our Coat of Arms (pdf)
Northern Territory Flag (pdf)

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Things to Do-Others Sites

Australia Day
Coloring pages: State Flags, State Emblems, Mask to print, and much more.

Teaching Treasures
Australian Worksheets

Education Kit on the web: Australia's Floral Emblems...and then some...


Music

The Kookaburra Song

Listen to Waltzing Matilda


Stories-Online

Mem Fox
Stories read by Australian author Mem Fox

How Kangaroo got his Tail
Based on an Australian Aboriginal Legend


Sites to See

National Geographic
Koalas

Unique Australian Animals
Information and pictures of Australian Animals. A new animal added each month

Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary
The world's first and largest koala sanctuary

Australian Words and Phrases

 

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