Across
- 4. I'm an Aussie bird with a laugh so loud, you'll hear me chuckle above the crowd.
- 8. I'm a bushranger, bold and brave, my iron armour was my grave.
- 9. They wore the chains, they built the land, sent from Britain's harsh command.
- 10. I am the spirit of the land, First People's stories told firsthand.
- 13. Vincent Lingiari led the walk off still, for equal pay at ____ ___.
- 14. In Canberra I sit, make laws in my hall, where leaders meet to serve us all.
- 15. In 1788, ships came to shore, with Captain Phillips and many more.
- 16. On Anzac Day we pause and pray, to honour those who gave up their days.
Down
- 1. From Adelaide to Darwin I stretch and run, a track for a very famous train.
- 2. This metal brought me shining fame, Bendigo and Ballarat - remember my name.
- 3. I'm soil so red and vast with rock and sky, Uluru is where my heart does lie.
- 5. When jobs were few and hopes ran dry, hard years beneath a hungry sky - the _____.
- 6. My face is on the five dollar note, a Queen who ruled with royal will.
- 7. I'm curved and fly back to you, an ancient tool that old but true.
- 11. In 1967, voices strong, said counting all was right not wrong.
- 12. My sails are white, I stand by the sea, a symbol of Sydney - what could I be?