>FUCK OFF WE'RE FULL

>>69455640
The white area is Emu territory, you better don't go there.

Come on in, there's plenty of room for everyone :)

>>69455640
Isn'it it mostly inhospitable desert ?

>>69455939
yeah, there's a place in South Australia called Coober-Pedy that is so hot the people need to live underground

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>>69455939
You're free to come and live in the desert

>>69455779
so this was the peace agreement after the famous Emu war?
Looks like Aussies got the shorter end of the stick

>>69456038
Sounds like fun
>>69456132
No thanks. If I wanted to live in the desert I would go to northeast Brazil. At least they speak huehue too

>>69455939
Just drill underground nigga there's water there

>>69455640
number 7 represent

>>69456381
>Canadian gives anyone advice about surviving in the desert
lmao

>>69456407
2 here

>>69456038
Do they have malls there?

>>69456456
>2 here
I meant 3 ffs

>>69456456
Desert is just hot tundra

>>69456557
You would quickly die if it ever got above 35C

>>69456599
It was 40C here last summer
Checkmate, atheists

>>69456669
yeah but you probably had snow to cool off with, we only have red sand

>>69456669
>It was 40C here last summer
It was 40C here yesterday

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>>69456038
Looks like a third world shithole.

>>69456816
As a resident of 3rd world shithole, you are the expert.

>>69456872
That's the point.

>>69456356
>>69456557
there are several deserts that differ a fair bit, from the stereotypical sandy dune type shit to flat, rocky deserts with lots of trees. Half of the seemingly "desert" displayed in the image is semi-arid grasslands, not actually desert.

>>69455640
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deserts_of_Australia

What's the temperature like in Southernmost part of Straya ?
What's the coldest area ?

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>>69455640
WELL THE LAST PLANE OUTTA SYDNEY'S ALMOST GONE
YOU KNOW THE LAST PLANE OUTTA SYDNEY'S ALMOST GONE

>>69456669
You'd hate the uncomfortable heat for half the year and then a ""winter""

Continental climate better

>>69461217
But then you'd have a Canadian shitposting as an Australian. Do you really want this?

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>>69459299
Most likely here.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_Alps

>>69459299
I can't talk about the southeast, but in the far southwest it stays around between 20C and 10C for the entire year, with the occasional heat spike.

>>69456816
>>69456926
Agreed.

>>69461881
>>69456816
It was a mining town - fun fact, Australia's national gemstone is opal, which is what that town mined. Not much is mined there these days, certainly not on an industry level, just individuals mining gold and opal. Only 1,695 people live there, I think some people move there as a get away type thing. To move away from the urban majority and disconnect a bit.

>>69456872
If he lives in Brazil and he says that's a third world shithole, it's because its a four world shithole m8