Australian States and Territories
Edit this table| State/territory | Adjective | Demonym | |
|---|---|---|---|
| colloquial | |||
| Australian Capital Territory | Canberran | Canberrans | |
| New South Wales | New South Welsh | New South Welshmen | "Waratahs", "Cockroaches" |
| Northern Territory | Northern Territory | Territorians | "Top Enders" |
| Queensland | Queensland | Queenslanders | "Banana Benders", "Cane Toads", "Maroons" |
| South Australia | South Australian | South Australians | "Crow Eaters" |
| Tasmania | Tasmanian | Tasmanians | "Apple Eaters", "Taswegians", "Tazzies" |
| Victoria | Victorian | Victorians | "Vics", "Mexicans" |
| Western Australia | Western Australian | Western Australians | "Sandgropers", "Westralians" |
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