Socialist Republic of Australia

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Revision as of 11:23, 21 February 2010

Socialist Republic of Australia

Flag Coat of arms

Anthem
The Internationale


Capital

Largest city
Sydney

Canberra

Official languages English

Government
 - President of Australia
 - General Secretary of the CPA
 - Prime Minister
Socialist Republic
x
x
x

Establishment
 - Colony of New South Wales established
 - Constitution
 - Declaration of Republic
26 January 1788
1 January 1901

11 December 1938

Area
 - Total

 - Water (%)

unk
unk
unk

Population
 - July 2007 est. 

x

GDP
 - Total
 - Per capita
2006 estimate
$x
$10.540

Gini 36.7 (medium)

HDI 0.946 (high)

Currency Australian Dollar (AUD)

Time zone
- Summer (DST)
various (UTC+8 to +12)
various (UTC+9 to +13)

Internet TLD .au

Calling code +61

The Socialist Republic of Australia is a unitary socialist republic consisting of the following administrative districts.

  • Administrative Districts
    • New South Wales
    • North East Australia
    • South East Australia
    • Tasmania
    • South Australia
    • Western Australia
    • Papua New Guinea
    • Northern Territory
    • Australian Capital Territory
    • Fiji
    • Solomon Islands
    • Nauru
    • Kiribati
    • Jervis Bay Territory
    • Ashmore and Cartier Islands
    • Australian Antarctic Territory
    • Norfolk Island
    • Christmas Island
    • Cocos (Keeling) Islands
    • Coral Sea Islands Territory
    • Heard and McDonald Islands

Contents

Government

Legislative

Executive

Judicial

{see Justice and Law in the Socialist Republic of Australia}

Communist Party of Australia

Economy

Personal tools