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This category combines all "Use Australian English"-tagged articles from August 2011 to enable us to work through the backlog more systematically. It is a member of Category:Use Australian English.
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The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 1,304 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- Coal in Australia
- Cobb & Co Museum
- Shannon Cole
- Phil Coles
- Collaroy, New South Wales
- Maurie Collins
- Collinsfield, South Australia
- Combet v Commonwealth
- Come Back Again
- Comeng (train)
- Coming Home (Alex Lloyd song)
- Communication Workers Union of Australia
- Community Action Against Homophobia
- Compare Travel Insurance
- Confide in Me
- Confide in Me: The Irresistible Kylie
- Coniston massacre
- Alan Conn
- Mark Connors
- Contrive
- Controlled Folly
- Convention for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources
- Conviction Kitchen (Australian TV series)
- Coode Island
- Antony Cooke
- Brad Cooper
- Denise Cooper
- Cornish Australians
- Sarah Corrigan
- Olive Cotton
- Fabian Coulthard
- Leroi Court
- Nicholas Courtney (cricketer)
- Tedda Courtney
- Cowper ministry (1870)
- Cowra
- Erle Cox
- Douglas Crabbe
- Cradle Mountain
- Alan Cransberg
- Peter Cransberg
- Peter Crimmins
- Julian Croft
- Lloyd Crosbie
- Ernie Crossan
- Nathan Crosswell
- Croton verreauxii
- Crownies
- Robert Crowther
- Carolyn Crudgington
- Australian Army ship Crusader (AV 2767)
- Israel Cruz
- Ryan Cuskelly
- Betty Cuthbert
- Cybergirl
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- D'Arenberg
- Laurie Daley
- Dalgarno v Hannah
- Barney Dalton
- Kim Dalton
- Anthony Daly (cricketer)
- Trent Dalzell
- Harry Daniel
- Danyo, Victoria
- Jared Daperis
- Daphnia jollyi
- Dark Shades of Blue
- Jason Dasey
- Allan Davis (cyclist)
- The Day You Come
- De Bortoli Wines
- C. J. De Garis
- Kate DeAraugo
- Tony Dell
- Suze DeMarchi
- Jane den Hollander
- Denmark Hill Insect Bed
- Paul Denny (actor)
- Derwent Entertainment Centre
- Designated Targets
- Destroy the Robots
- Devastated (Sam Clark song)
- The Devil May Care
- Phoebe Di Tommaso
- Diamantina Cocktail
- John Diamond (doctor)
- Ian Dickson (TV personality)
- Different Like You
- Dilettantes (album)
- Dimboola railway station
- The Dingoes
- Disability Discrimination Act 1992
- Stuart Diver
- Division of Scullin (1955–1969)
- Dlux
- Rhali Dobson
- Lorraine Dodd
- Norman Doig
- Dollar Sweets dispute
- Peter Dombrovskis
- Don't Miss You (Ricki-Lee Coulter song)
- Micky Dore
- Double Happiness (album)
- Michael Dow
- Harcourt Dowsley
- Adrian Leo Doyle
- Hayden Doyle
- John Doyle (rugby league)
- Dream On, Dreamer
- Keith Drinan
- Marcus Drum
- John W. Drury
- Nick Duigan
- Duke of York (1817 ship)
- Paul Dumbrell
- Jason Dundas
- Ross Dunkerton
- Joy Dunstan
- Mark Dynamix
- Dysfunctional (Bachelor Girl album)
- Edward Dyson
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- Eagle Rock (song)
- East Camberwell railway station
- Eastern Suburbs Memorial Park
- The Easybeats
- Kenneth Eather
- EB Games Expo
- T. J. Eckleberg
- Eclipse Island (Western Australia)
- Edenhope, Victoria
- Elizabeth Edmondson
- Education in Sydney
- Education in the Australian Capital Territory
- Arthur Edwards (footballer, born 1915)
- Ego Is Not a Dirty Word
- El Shaddai Records
- Elefant Traks
- Charlie Ellis
- Mike Ellis (basketball)
- Rae Else-Mitchell
- End of Fashion
- End of Fashion (album)
- Endiandra pubens
- Energy Brix Power Station
- Environmental issues in Australia
- Epicure (band)
- Luke Erceg
- Eric Weissel Oval
- Frederick Esling
- Eternal Nightcap
- Etiquette in Australia and New Zealand
- Eucalyptus acmenoides
- Eucalyptus acroleuca
- Euclideon
- Gareth Evans (politician)
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- F1 submachine gun
- The Fact of the Matter
- Jackie Fairweather
- Kim Falconer
- The Family (Australian New Age group)
- Fannie Bay Gaol
- Richard Farleigh
- Murray Farquhar
- Ben Farrar
- Peter Faulks
- Fauna of Australia
- Sara-Marie Fedele
- Federation of Australian Historical Societies
- The Feds (miniseries)
- Feelin Kinda Free
- Peter Felix
- Fenix FCS
- The Fergusons
- Fido (band)
- Fighting Fear
- Jack Filmer
- The Final Winter
- Fine Cotton
- William Finlayson (churchman)
- Nik Fish
- Anthony Fisher
- Gene Bradley Fisk
- Gerard FitzGerald
- Flag of the governor-general of Australia
- Shane Flanagan
- The Flash: Speed Force
- Simon Fletcher (Australian footballer)
- Flinders Island
- Flinders Street, Melbourne
- Martin Flood
- Greg Florimo
- Fold (album)
- Selina Follas
- Colin Forbes (rugby union)
- Eric E. Ford
- Michelle Ford
- Steve Forde
- Ben Fordham
- Jim Forsyth
- Tim Forsyth