Australia is divided in six continental states, two territories and other smaller territories. The S-states the New Wales of Sur (NSW), Queensland (QLD), Southern Australia (SA), Tasmania (ANVIL), Victory (VIC) and Western Australia (WA). Both continental territories are the Territory of Norte (NT) and the Territory of Australian Capital (ACT). In most of their subjects, the territories work of way similar to the states; nevertheless the Parliament of the Federation has the power of annulling any legislation of the parliaments of first. In resistance, the federal legislation it only can annul legislations of the states regarding certain areas according to settles down in Section 51 of the Australian Constitution; all the residual legislative powers are handled by the parliaments of the states, including hospitals, education, police, judicial power, highways, public transport and local government. Each state and territory have its own legislature (unicameral in the case of the Territory of the North, the Territory of the Capital Australiana and Queensland, and bicameral in the remaining states). The House of Representatives is well-known as Legislative Assembly (Camera of the Assembly in Australia Meridional and Tasmania) and the Senate is called Legislative Advice. The head of Government of each state and territory is denominated to premier or chief to minister respectively. Reina is represented in the states by a governor, the Territory of the North by an administrator, and in the Territory of the Australian Capital by the Governor-general. Australia also has several smaller territories. The federal Government administers a separated area within the New Wales of the South, the Territory of Jervis Bay, as naval base and seaport for the national capital. Australia owns in addition the following inhabited external territories: Norfolk island, Island of Christmas and Islands Coconuts (Keeling); and the uninhabited external territories of Islands Ashmore and Cartier, Islands of the Sea of the Chorale, Islands Heard and McDonald and Australian Antarctic Territory; as far as two supposed islands, the Dougherty and the Emerald, these for years they have been considering a fiction and, therefore, they are categorisen like islands ghost.

The Australian economy has not suffered a recession since the early 1990's. By April 2008, unemployment was 4.1% .34 The tertiary sector of the economy, including tourism, education and financial services, comprises 69% of GDP. Agriculture and natural resource exploitation comprise 3% and 5% of GDP respectively, but contribute substantially to national exports. The most important export markets for Australia include Japan, China, the United States, South Korea and New Zealand.

1.- *** 2.- ---- 3.-  **** 5.- ----- 6.- Luxury Margaret River Accommodation Western Australia 7.- Holiday Accommodation Properties Dunsborough, Margaret River WA 8.- ------  9.- **** 10.----- Although great part of Australia is desert or semi-arid, exists in her a great diversity of habitats, from alpine heaths to tropical rainy forests. Due to the great age of the continent, the little fertility of its grounds, its different extremely variable climates and his prolonged isolation from the rest of the continents, the Australian biota is unique and diverse. Around 85% of the plants with flower, 84% of the mammals, more of 45% of the birds, and 90% of the fish of the tempered coastal zones are endemic. Many of the ecorregiones of Australia and the native species that live in them is threatened by the human activities and the introduction of exotic species. The Act of Environmental protection and Conservation of the Biodiversity of 1999 is the used legal frame for the protection of the threatened species. Numerous protected areas have been created by the Plan of Action of the Biodiversity to protect and to conserve the unique ecosystems of the continent; moist soils are registered under the Agreement of Ramsar and exist in addition 16 declared sites World-wide Patrimony to the Humanity. Australia occupies the position number 13 in the world in the Index of Environmental Viability of 2005.