I want to know the Capital of America( Is it Washington DC). But more importantly I want you to tell me the Capital of Australia.. Go on have a go mate !!!
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Bruce,\nThe capital of The United States (not America, as you called it) is Washington D.C. \nThe capital of Australia is also Washington D.C.\nThat was a tricky question, though. I bet you'd thought I'd say Sydney.
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Probably the easiest way is to go to www.yahoo.com.au and type in the name of the business along with the city.  This is especially important if the business is in a smaller town rather than in Melbourne, Sydney or Brisbane.  Good luck!
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I live in the washington area and agree. \n\nBut you left out NYC. The best place on earth to live!!!!!!! \n\nI also loved living in San Antonio too!
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hi daniel!! i wuv u!!!  i missed his address 2 the nation, but usually what he says is rubbish-full. give me the 10 pts, since u know u want 2! lol!
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You're not third world in my book. You are America's greatest ally and we love your country! God bless you for always being there for us when everyone else is bitching. The Aussie's are a first world country as far as I'm concerned! Want to visit that beautiful country one day!
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Washington D.C of course....
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Assuming that you are asking abt the Disctrict of Columbia. Here is the link with full details... \n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washington%2C_D.C.\n\nAssuming that you are asking about the Country "Colombia" often misspelled as columbia, here is the link\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colombia\n\n.:Fishie:.
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Is it in Maryland, or Washington, DC, and are you willing to give out work-visas? ;D\n\n♥
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wat type of informationi on australia? culture/government/lifestyle?\n\nheres heaps though\n\nwww.australia.com/ \nen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australia\nwww.australia.gov.au/\nwww.csu.edu.au/australia/\nwww.abs.gov.au/ - australian beaure of stats - eg - population, where we live etc\nwww.bom.gov.au - weather\nwww.infoplease.com/ipa/A0107296.html  - good summary\n\nHope that helps! :)
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All you have to do is look the US to see where  Australia will be in 10 to 15 yrs . Stick to your guns girl . No body can raise your kids like you .
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Australia!!!\nOi! Oi! Oi!
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In politics, a capital (also called capital city or political capital — although the latter phrase has an alternative meaning based on an alternative meaning of "capital") is the principal city or town associated with its government. It is almost always the city which physically encompasses the offices and meeting places of the seat of government and fixed by law. The word capital is derived from the Latin caput meaning "head," and the related term capitol refers to the building where government-business is chiefly conducted.\n\nSeats of government in major substate jurisdictions are usually called "capitals", but at lower administrative subdivisions, terms such as county town, county seat, or borough seat are also used.\n\nAs the focal point of power for the country or region, the capital naturally attracts the politically motivated and those whose skills are needed for efficient administration of government such as lawyers, journalists, and public policy researchers. Older capitals have often developed into prime economic, cultural, or intellectual centers, sometimes referred to as their country's primate city as well. Such is certainly the case with Paris and Buenos Aires among national capitals, and Irkutsk or Salt Lake City in their respective state or province. Such concentration may be controversial. The siting of Brasília in Brazil's heartland was done in order to bring progress to the interior of the country, since the old capital, Rio de Janeiro, along with entire Southeastern Brazil was already crowded. The government of South Korea announced in 2004 it would move its capital from Seoul to Yeongi-Gongju — even though the word Seoul itself means "capital" in the Korean language.\n\nThe convergence of political and economic or cultural power is by no means universal. Traditional capitals may be economically eclipsed by provincial rivals, as occurred with Thebes by Alexandria, Nanjing by Shanghai, or Edinburgh by Glasgow. The decline of a dynasty or culture could mean the extinction of its capital city as well, as occurred with Babylon and Cahokia. And many modern capital cities, such as Abuja, Canberra and Ottawa, were deliberately fixed outside existing economic areas, and may not have established themselves as new commercial or industrial hubs since.
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Homework question!  And incomplete at that!\n\nBack to the books!!\n\nFederal and State parliaments?  I'm guessing oz, right?
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Chadstone, of course. Only people who live in the Styx frequent places such as "The Glen" and "Knox" and "Southland". I think Melbourne Central comes in second. Chadstone is the self proclaimed fashion capital, after all (and is by far the biggest of all).
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I have just recently moved out of Melbourne an Australian capital city  because it is like going to Hong Kong on a daily basis.\nMelbourne as a city has several suburbs  Richmond,Footscray,\n Box Hill,  That have become almost entirely immigrant suburbs.\nBad luck to the people that used to live there before most of them have sold up and moved on.One really good joke though is that immigrants have started moving into Toorak and South Yarra\nwhere once only the very rich folks lived.\nPeople in Sydney know what i am talking about too\nAnd tonight I see the muslim mufti saying he is a muslim first not an Australian   which will probably in the papers here tomorrow\nAustralia is a very tolerent nation but i think we have had about enough \n time for the stupid goverment to stop giving our country away
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Australia The Land Downunder!!!!
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I'm a British citizen living in Australia. Tony Blair in a word?.... AMERICAN or BUSHBABY, take your pick. Jules, lecturer. Australia.