Scenarios about 'australia'
Australia refers to both the continent and the nation in the Southern Hemisphere, which evolved from British colonial settlements established in the late 18th century to a federated country in 1901. Its unique geographic isolation has shaped distinctive ecosystems, indigenous cultures with over 60,000 years of history, and a modern multicultural society. In alternate history scenarios, Australia often features in explorations of different colonial outcomes, indigenous contact scenarios, or geopolitical alignments in the Pacific region.
What If New Zealand and Australia Unified?
Exploring how the South Pacific geopolitical landscape would have evolved if New Zealand and Australia had formed a single federal nation, creating a unified Australasian power with significant implications for regional politics, economics, and cultural identity.
What If Pacific Island Nations Formed a Powerful Federation?
Exploring how the South Pacific's geopolitical landscape would have evolved if the diverse island nations had united into a single federal state, creating a significant maritime power with substantial influence in regional and global affairs.
What If Australia Became a Republic?
Exploring how Australia's political landscape, international relations, and national identity might have evolved if the 1999 republic referendum had succeeded, transforming the country from a constitutional monarchy to a republic.