Austral - asian continent not Australian continent. Or Oceania.

yeah ok sry i always confuse different conception of different languages. but should be clear what pezus meant, he didn't mean that nz is a part of the country australia. so at least he isn't ignorant.

no

Ah, all right. I lived in Managua and on the outskirts of a town named Juigalpa. 

Anyhow, if it was a small village then that makes a bit more sense, lol. We lived relatviely wel-off (government-emplyed parent) and I always wondered how people could live in shacks outside of towns and what not. I was like 6 so not in the "oh, the poverty!" sense, but more in the "Huh, how do they separate the bathroom from the livingroom?" and "that would make a cool playhouse" sense. -___-

Yes, these people were living in a shack with no electricity and no floor, they were stepping on the ground. I don't think they had running water either.

No, the continent is Australia, I've already addressed this.

New Zealand is technically on the submerged continent of Zealandia - look into it, I'm not making it up.

EDIT: Heck, I'll do the job for you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zealandia_(continent)

We already learned, that different countries define the continent under different names. I as a german know it as Oceania or Australia and Oceania. Australasia was new to me, but some seem to refer to it this way. And in the US it seems the continent is named Australia.

If you compare the english and the german Wikipedia about Continent, you can see it: the english has listed Australia in the table, while the german has Australien/Ozeanien.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continent

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kontinent

So, there's no use to it to discuss it any further, different cultures has named the continent differently (and may also have different definitions what is included).

Funny how England is referred to as England-Scotland-Netherlands just because the monarch at the time was parttime king of Scotland and acting sovereign of the Netherlands.

William III was asked to invade England to dispose of their Roman-Catholic leader at the time. After his sister-in-law being put on the throne their bloodline ended and Great Britain had to buy another sovereign in the marketplace.

History's a mess

And in which language are we discussing this? In which language was the poll written?

Note that I'm actually Australian, and the continent is "Australia" to us, too. It's not just the "US" name for it.

How come? Hasn't all of Spain got Mediterranian subtropical weather?