Category:Use Australian English from October 2013
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This category combines all "Use Australian English"-tagged articles from October 2013 to enable us to work through the backlog more systematically. It is a member of Category:Use Australian English.
Pages in category "Use Australian English from October 2013"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 383 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- HMS Lady Nelson (1798)
- Lakemba, New South Wales
- Phil Lane (footballer)
- John Lazarou
- Lee Creek (New South Wales)
- Matt Lee (dancer)
- Henry Maxwell Lefroy
- Leycester Creek
- David Leyonhjelm
- List of Australian Government entities
- List of pastoral leases in Western Australia
- List of Western Australian locomotive classes
- Live at River Plate
- Live from KCRW
- Craig Lowndes
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- Shire of Macedon Ranges
- Macquarie Harbour
- Robert MacTier
- Rupert Magarey
- Mako: Island of Secrets
- Malvern, Victoria
- Damien Mander
- Mandurah railway station
- Mao's Last Dancer (book)
- Rheed McCracken
- Anne McDonald
- Eddie McGuire
- John McGuire (sportsman)
- Rove McManus
- Jack McPhillips
- Medicare (Australia)
- Melbourne Star
- Milbrodale, New South Wales
- Minister for Agriculture and Food (Western Australia)
- Moonan Brook
- Max Moore-Wilton
- Terry Moran (Australian civil servant)
- Mort Street
- Shane Mortimer
- Mount Clere Station
- Mount Gould Station
- Mount Welcome Station
- Mount York
- MRWA D class
- Mulga Downs Station
- Mullumbimby Creek
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- Chris Page
- Pages Creek
- Panania
- Paperlinx
- Parramatta Stadium
- Pelican Point (Swan River)
- Perth Dance Music Awards
- List of closed railway stations in Perth
- Perth, Tasmania
- Pipers Creek (New South Wales)
- Play School (Australian TV series)
- Anne Plunkett
- David Pocock
- Port Davey
- Port Lincoln
- Prehistoric Sounds
- Ian Prior (rugby union)
- Victoria Police Public Order Response Team
- Pyramid Rock Festival
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- Victorian Railways S type carriage
- Nabi Saleh (businessman)
- Todd Sampson
- Sandy Creek (Richmond Valley)
- Jane Scali
- Chris Scalzo
- Briony Scott
- Mark Scott (businessman)
- Phil Scott (footballer)
- Phillip Scott (actor)
- Services Australia
- Shannon Brook
- Peter Shergold
- Sherwood, Queensland
- Shire of Quairading
- Adam Simpson
- Slightly Odway
- Sparrow Force
- St Alouarn Islands
- Stanwell Tops, New South Wales
- States and territories of Australia
- Percy Statton
- Stewarts Brook
- Gordon Stirling
- Constance Stone
- Super goal
- Lindsay Sutton
- Sydney Derby (A-Leagues)
- Sydney Roosters
- Sydney Roosters Women
- Sydney Tower
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- Tales of the City (album)
- Tapin Tops National Park
- Three Brothers (New South Wales)
- The Throb
- Dutch Tilders
- Tiliqua rugosa
- Time to React – Live!
- Fredrick Töben
- Tom Hoad Cup
- Tonkin Highway
- Toodyay District High School
- Tooloom Creek
- Toowoomba
- Edgar Towner
- Natalie Tran
- Adama Traoré (footballer, born 1990)
- Peter Triantis
- Triple J Hottest 100, 2011
- Triple J's One Night Stand
- John Triscari
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- WAGR A class
- WAGR E class (1879)
- WAGR Ec class
- Wailing Wall (Melbourne)
- Elle Walker
- Blair Wark
- Warroora
- Ian Watt (public servant)
- WEA Film Study Group
- West Gate Bridge
- Trent West
- Western Australia
- Western Australian Community Resource Centres
- Westmead Medical Research Foundation
- Westnet
- Sally Whitwell
- Widden Brook
- Wik Peoples v Queensland
- Lisa Wilkinson
- Nathaniel Willemse
- John Williamson (singer)
- Tom Wills
- Quentin Willson
- Windradyne
- Joan Winfield
- Winners & Losers
- Winter (TV series)
- Wollemi Creek