Table with main symbols for Australia

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Table with main symbols and their meaning for Australia

Symbol	Culture	Meaning
Kangaroo	Australian	Represents the iconic animal found in Australia, and serves as a symbol of Australian wildlife, natural beauty, and cultural heritage.
Uluru	Australian Aboriginal	Represents the iconic rock formation in the Northern Territory, and serves as a symbol of Australian Aboriginal spirituality, cultural heritage, and natural wonder.
Boomerang	Australian Aboriginal	Represents the traditional hunting tool and weapon used by many Australian Aboriginal tribes, and serves as a symbol of Australian Aboriginal culture, creativity, and ingenuity.
Sydney Opera House	Australian	Represents the iconic building in Sydney, and serves as a symbol of Australian architecture, creativity, and cultural heritage.
Southern Cross	Australian	Represents the constellation of stars visible in the southern hemisphere, and serves as a symbol of Australian national pride, identity, and cultural heritage.
Great Barrier Reef	Australian	Represents the iconic coral reef off the coast of Australia, and serves as a symbol of Australian natural beauty, ecological importance, and cultural heritage.
Australian Football	Australian	Represents the traditional sport of Australia, and serves as a symbol of Australian athleticism, teamwork, and cultural heritage.
Emu	Australian	Represents the iconic bird found in Australia, and serves as a symbol of Australian wildlife, natural beauty, and cultural heritage.
Surfing	Australian	Represents the popular water sport enjoyed by many Australians, and serves as a symbol of Australian beach culture, lifestyle, and recreational activities.
Wattle	Australian	Represents the national flower of Australia, and serves as a symbol of Australian natural beauty, biodiversity, and cultural heritage.
Vegemite	Australian	Represents the traditional spread made from yeast extract, and serves as a symbol of Australian culinary heritage, taste, and cultural identity.
Tasmanian Devil	Australian	Represents the iconic animal found in Tasmania, and serves as a symbol of Australian wildlife, natural beauty, and cultural heritage.
ANZAC Biscuits	Australian and New Zealand	Represents the traditional biscuit made to commemorate the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, and serves as a symbol of Australian and New Zealand national pride, military history, and cultural heritage.
Koala	Australian	Represents the iconic animal found in Australia, and serves as a symbol of Australian wildlife, natural beauty, and cultural heritage.
Lamington	Australian	Represents the traditional dessert made of sponge cake dipped in chocolate and rolled in coconut, and serves as a symbol of Australian culinary heritage, taste, and cultural identity.
Aboriginal Art	Australian Aboriginal	Represents the traditional art form of Australian Aboriginal culture, and serves as a symbol of Australian Aboriginal creativity, storytelling, and cultural heritage.
Golden Wattle	Australian	Represents the national floral emblem of Australia, and serves as a symbol of Australian natural beauty, cultural heritage, and national identity.
Tim Tam	Australian	Represents the traditional chocolate biscuit made by Arnott’s, and serves as a symbol of Australian culinary heritage, taste, and cultural identity.
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park	Australian Aboriginal	Represents the national park located in the Northern Territory, and serves as a symbol of Australian Aboriginal spirituality, natural beauty, and cultural heritage.
Pavlova	Australian and New Zealand	Represents the traditional dessert made of meringue, whipped cream, and fruit, and serves as a symbol of Australian and New Zealand culinary heritage, taste, and cultural identity.

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