I Still Call Australia Home

I made this for my sister who was leaving Australia to come to college in the US. I graduated from the college she is attending and gave this video when when she arrived here in the United States. We both live abroad, but we still call Australia home!

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[InformationMinister]

I'll always call my Australia home.

[TNcarro1]

australia is the best place on this panet, i feel very fortunate to have lived there

[beijingcentro]

Of all nationalistic music- this got to be the best.

[merazibbl1]

My Teacher Through That This Song Was The National Anthem Of Australia

[oli86]

1:40 Go Funcats!

I work there. Hope you come down this season. Ask for Oli maybe it'll get you a discount.

[alaman321]

@Nightversionn Funny how we've had one of the coolest summers on record so far, with drought breaking rains and floods across the east side of the country. I guess the climate is always fluctuating...

[tofftoffer]

CANT WAIT TO GO HOME!

[shootwabs]

I've been to australia and they do not like mexican wetback beaners there...LOL!!! There are hardly any hispanics there unlike the U.S. I tell the australians don't let illegal immigration destroy your country as it's doing in the U.S. and most agree.

[whipthedog]

Nightvision, thanks for highjacking what is an emotional song for all Australians

But for your information, hot wasther has nothing to do with global warming. Hot weather is caused by the SUN.

Global warming is caused by the reflected heat being trapped below the ozone layer. Without this layer we freeze to death at night.

[xXsailorxmoonXx101]

Yeah although i live in melbourne and its really cold their compared to cairns and canberra

[Nightversionn]

Impacts of climate change in the news

Australia has hottest-ever summer

AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSE

March 2, 2010

Severe weather in Australia, parts of which have been hit by a 10-year drought, has heightened public concern over climate change.

Western Australia has sweated through its hottest ever summer, recording average temperatures just shy of 30 degrees Celsius, officials said on Monday.