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New South Wales (NSW) Victoria (VIC) Queensland (QLD) Western Australia (WA) South Australia (SA) Tasmania (TAS) - a small triangular island state located off the south coast of the Australian mainland the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) - the seat of federal government, focused on Canberra, Australia's largest inland city Northern Territory (NT) - ranging between the "Red Centre" and the tropical Far North. Australia also possesses a number of island territories in the Indian and Pacific Oceans: Ashmore and Cartier Islands Christmas Island Cocos (Keeling) Islands Coral Sea Islands Heard and McDonald Islands Lord Howe Island Norfolk Island Macquarie Island In addition to this, Australia also maintains some bases in the Australian Antarctic Territory.

Cities Sydney Opera HouseThe major cities of Australia also serve as the state capitals: Sydney - Australia's first and largest city, the capital of New South Wales Melbourne - Australia's second largest city and the nation's first capital city. Melbourne is the culinary, sporting and cultural capital Brisbane - sun-drenched capital of Queensland Canberra - the purpose-built and designed national capital of Australia Adelaide - the City of Churches, a relaxed South Australian alternative to the big eastern cities Perth - the most remote continental capital city on earth, on the south-western edge of Western Australia Hobart - small but fascinating capital of Tasmania Darwin - Australia's smallest and northern-most capital, at the top of the Northern Territory Other cities can be found under their respective state articles.