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Australia's Capital Cities Overview

Discover the eight capital cities of Australia and their sub-national functions. Learn about Melbourne and Canberra's roles as national capitals. Explore the administrative, legislative, and judicial duties in each city. From populous state capitals to Norfolk Island's official and de facto capitals, delve into Australia's unique city landscape.

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Australia's Capital Cities Overview

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  1. AUSTRALIA BYPANTELIA AND ASPA

  2. AUSTRALIA’S CAPITAL CITIES

  3. There are eight capital cities in Australia, all of which function at a sub-national level. Melbourne was the national capital from the Federation of Australia in 1901 until 1927, when the seat of national government was moved to the newly created city of Canberra which currently serves as the national capital.In each capital city, local judicial, administrative and legislative duties are performed for the jurisdiction. In the case of state and territory capital cities, they also happen to be the most populous city in their respective jurisdiction. The Australian external territory of Norfolk Island also has an official capital, Kingston, however, this is just where the administrative centre of government is located; the de facto capital is Burnt Pine.

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