A long wooden instrument originating from Indigenous Australian culture, often played by blowing into one end and producing a deep, resonant sound.

A type of plant or animal that is brought into an ecosystem by humans from a different place, often causing changes to the local environment.

A type of animal, like a kangaroo or a koala, that carries its young in a pouch while they continue to grow and develop.

A massive, single stone or rock that is often shaped like a large pillar or mountain.

A state of being joined together as a whole, where people or things work together in harmony.

A loud or public disagreement between people who have very different opinions about a topic.

The vast, remote, and sparsely populated interior regions of Australia.

A a hole in the ground that shoots out hot water and steam from time to time.

A type of tree that is native to Australia, often called a gum tree, and is the primary food source for koalas.

A legal case brought to a court of law by a person or group who believes they have been treated unfairly.

A long period of time when there is very little or no rain, causing the ground to dry out and making it difficult for plants and animals to survive.

Heat that comes from within the Earth, which can be used to create electricity or heat buildings.

A curved wooden tool used for hunting or sport that is designed to be thrown and is famous for its ability to return to the thrower.

A wild dog found in Australia that is known for its lean body and its ability to survive in various harsh environments.

Maori traditional customs and practices that serve as an ethical guide for behavior within the community.

A traditional Maori performance art that involves a combination of singing, dancing, and rhythmic movements.

An underwater ecosystem characterized by structures made of limestone secreted by small sea animals, often found in warm, shallow ocean waters.

A small, oval-shaped fruit with thin, fuzzy brown skin and bright green or gold flesh inside, often associated with New Zealand.

A pool of water that is naturally heated by heat from the Earth\'s interior, often found in volcanic areas.

A type of performance that combines music with physical gestures or movements to help tell a story or explain the lyrics.

A term used in Australia and New Zealand to describe a very large farm or ranch, especially one used for raising sheep or cattle.

A word used to describe the power or right to govern and control a territory, often used historically to describe self-governing parts of the British Empire.