Nation/Colonial Australia

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Colonial Australia
[[File:|125px|border|alt=|Flag of Nation/Colonial Australia]] [[File: |85px |alt= |Coat of arms of Nation/Colonial Australia]]
Motto"Twirling towards freedom."
AnthemNone
"World Assembly Member"
Region Osiris
Capital
and largest city
Adelaide
Official languages English, Chinese (Mandarin)
Demonym Colonial Australian
Government Inoffensive Centrist Democracy
 -  Prime Minister Danny Choi
Legislature Parliament of Colonial Australia
 -  Upper house Senate of Colonial Australia
 -  Lower house House of Representatives of Colonial Australia
History
 -  Declared as colony 1834 
 -  Proclaimed 28 December 1836 
 -  Responsible government 22 April 1857 
 -  Became state 1901 
 -  Australia Act 3 March 1986 
 -  Annexation 3 September 2016 
Area
 -  Total 1,043,514 km2
402,903 sq mi 
 -  Water (%) 5.75%
Population
 -  2017 estimate 167,000,000
 -  Density 169.8/km2
439.8/sq mi
GDP (PPP) 2017 estimate
 -  Total CAU$7.09 trillion
 -  Per capita $42,455.09
Gini (2017)negative increase 0.3612
low
HDI (2017)Increase 0.4933
low
Currency Colonial Australian Dollar
Time zone Colonial Australian Standard Time (CAST) (UTC+9.30)
Date format dd/mm/yyyy
Drives on the left
Calling code +458
ISO 3166 code COA
Internet TLD .coa

Colonial Australia (abbreviated as COA) is a nation located in the southern central part of the Australian continent and a member of the Osiris region. It covers a total land area of 983,482 square kilometres, and was the fourth-largest state in Australia before its annexation in 2016. It has a total population of 167 million people, which is highly centralised around the capital Adelaide and its surrounds, although the sudden massive population burst in recent years has forced many tens of millions to relocate further out.

All of Colonial Australia's borders are shared with Australian states and territories - Northern Territory to the north, Western Australia to the west, Queensland to the north-east, New South Wales to the east and Victoria to the south-east. The southern border is made up of the Great Australian Bight and the Southern Ocean.