Category:Use Australian English from December 2015
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This category combines all "Use Australian English"-tagged articles from December 2015 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 December 2015"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 1,327 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- C J Edwards Chambers
- David Caesar
- Cyril Cahill
- Cahill's Stores, Rockhampton
- Bev Cains
- Sam Calder
- Robert Caldwell (Australian politician)
- Elizabeth Callaghan
- Cambridge Gulf
- Cyril Cameron
- Ewen Paul Cameron
- Linden Cameron
- Archibald George Campbell
- Charles James Fox Campbell
- Graeme Campbell (politician)
- Cantonment Hill, Fremantle
- Arthur and Corinne Cantrill
- Jake Carder
- Adele Carles
- Norman Carlyon
- Carmila Cane Lift
- Jodeen Carney
- William Carr (cricketer)
- E. J. Carroll
- Matt Carroll (producer)
- Sue Carter
- Ernest William Castine
- Cattle House
- Joy Cavill
- Cervantes Islands
- Challenger Harbour
- Cyril Chambers
- Peter Chandler (politician)
- Henry Chapman (New South Wales politician)
- Jan Chapman
- Michael Chapman (Australian politician)
- Ted Chapman
- Robin Chapple
- Thomas Chataway
- Charles Chauvel (filmmaker)
- John Cherry (Australian politician)
- Chidlow railway station
- Thomas Chirnside
- Christ Church Anglican Church, St Lawrence
- Gian Christian
- Robert Christison (pastoralist)
- Churchill Road
- Alan Cinis
- Civic Reform Association
- Clancholla
- Clara River
- Al Clark (producer)
- Gerard Clarke
- Ralph Clarke (Australian politician)
- Hector Clayton
- John Clemons
- Clermont Cemetery
- Clermont, Queensland
- Clewett's Building
- George Clubb
- Sarah Cobcroft
- Donald Cochrane (politician)
- Ian Cohen
- George Cole (Tasmanian politician)
- Tom Cole (farmer)
- John Coleman (Australian politician)
- Les Coleman (politician)
- Denis Collins (politician)
- Rosa Colosimo
- Mal Colston
- Commonwealth Bank Building, Gladstone
- Commonwealth Bank Building, Mount Morgan
- Concord Golf Club
- Matt Conlan
- George Connor (Australian politician)
- Coode Street Jetty
- Cook's Landing Place, Town of Seventeen Seventy
- Samuel Cooke (Australian politician)
- Coolawanyah Station
- Coolbaroo League
- Troy Corbett
- Corella railway station
- Geoffrey Cormack
- Coronation Lamp War Memorial
- James Cosgrave (cricketer)
- Col Costorphin
- Lawrence Cotter
- Robert Cottrell
- Barry Coulter
- John Coulter (politician)
- Paul Couvret
- David Cowper (cricketer)
- Geraldine Cox
- Peter Cox (cricketer)
- Edward Kendall Crace
- Thomas Crawford (Australian politician)
- Creations (band)
- Stanley Crick
- Criterion Hotel, Rockhampton
- Donald Crombie
- 2005 Cronulla riots
- Helen Cross (politician)
- Louise Crossley
- Trevor Crothers
- Tom Crow (golfer)
- Edward Crowther (politician)
- Paul Cullen (general)
- Ashleigh Cummings
- Liz Cunningham
- Curra railway station
- Henry 'Babe' Curran
- John Lang Currie
- Paul Currie (director)
- Cursed Legacy
- Customs House, Rockhampton
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- David Dale (Australian politician)
- Don Dale
- Ben Daley
- Ben Daly
- John Daly (Australian politician)
- Tony Daly
- Samier Dandan
- James Dargaville
- Darling Scarp
- Scott Daruda
- Bruce Davey
- Tim Davidson
- Ayisha Davies
- Daniel Davies (Australian politician)
- Peter Davies (Australian cricketer)
- Reg Davies (politician)
- John Davis (filmmaker)
- Tom Davis (rugby union)
- Walter Davis (rugby union)
- Lindsay Davison
- Arthur Day (Australian cricketer)
- Murray De Laine
- Arthur Dean (cricketer)
- Derek Deighton
- Patrick Dellit
- Jack Dempsey (rugby union)
- John Devereux (politician)
- Diamond mullet
- John Dickson (Australian politician)
- Marshall Dillon (cricketer)
- Michael Dimattina
- Martin Dingle-Wall
- Bill Dix (rugby union)
- Blue Dixon
- Alan Doble
- George Donald
- Nick Dondas
- Tim Donnelly (rugby union)
- Edmund Dore
- Kiernan Dorney
- Bill Douglas (rugby union)
- Dover Island (Tasmania)
- Gerard Dowling
- Vincent James Dowling
- Michael Dowsett
- Bryan Doyle (cricketer)
- Sean Doyle
- Shane Drahm
- Drover (Australian)
- Craig Duby
- Dudley Peninsula
- Jack Duncan (rugby union)
- John Duncan (Australian politician)
- Walter Leslie Duncan
- Roslyn Dundas
- Stephen Dunham (politician)
- Herbert Dunn (politician)
- James Dunn (Victorian politician)
- Samantha Dunn
- Viv Dunn
- Patrick Durack
- Charles Christian Dutton
- Henry Dutton (pastoralist)
- Henry Hampden Dutton
- Hampden Dutton
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- E.J. Beardmore Dam
- East Moncoeur Island
- Eastern Goldfields
- Harry Edmonds
- Edwards Island (Western Australia)
- Dayna Edwards
- John Edwards (cricketer, born 1928)
- Bob Egerton
- Colin Eggleston
- Ambrose Eldridge
- David Elfick
- Glen Ella
- Mike Elliott (politician)
- Ray Elliott (rugby union)
- Robert Elliott (Victorian politician)
- Phillip Emanuel
- David Emerson (cricketer)
- Norman Emerson (cricketer)
- The Endemic Flora of Tasmania
- Blake Enever