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Interesting tidbit about Australia, although as a country Australia is very young, Ironically Modern Humans likely settled in Australia before they did in west/north Europe about 55k years ago.
You don't count Homo Erectus as human?
Yep, Australian Aboriginals are one of the oldest ethnic/racial groups in humanity
Australia gets its name from the Latin term australis which means southern. An explorer named Matthew Flinders named the land Terra Australis and later that name was shorten to Australia.
leave it to the aussies to shorten it 😂
Dave: it wasn't just the US. The same was done to native peoples in Canada too.
Dave, maybe there a common bond that makes for same kind of founding of USA and Australia?? hmm what is the common thread...
It's ironic that Daz is the least interested in going to Australia, with his personality he would fit in perfectly. With a classic Aussie name like Darren (Dazza), he might as well be Australian. Just needs to work on the accent.
😂😂👍🏻
To be fair, traveling to Australia from England is a complete nightmare and expensive as hell.
@@willvr4Yet he claims he’d be interested in going to NZ which is interesting.
Im aboriginal Australian myself and I've been watching your videos for about 2 years now I'm from nsw and I'm bundjalung wijbal wybal man that's my tribes name and I'm a huge fan of your channel keep up the great for mates
There's way more to do in Melbourne or Sydney than Manchester lol. Not sure how the logic of wanting to go to NZ but not Aus works considering there's even less to do in NZ. But yes, Australia is a very young nation far removed from most of the world. It's expensive, yes, but wages are higher than most parts of the Earth.
American here - It was a lot farther away for me. I broke up the trip by stopping 3 days in Hawaii on the way (that concluded visiting all 50 states) and New Zealand on the way home. I used a Qantas pass to cover Sydney, Brisbane, The Geat Barrier Reef, Darwin, Alice Springs, Uluru, Melbourne and Tasmania. You won't get to hold a Koala, learn about aboriginal culture or see kangaroos, crocodiles, fairy penguins, flared lizards, cockatoos, etc, in the wild visiting Scotland.
Alice Springs? Isn’t that the random town in the middle of the Outback where half the people are Americans?
Damn u didn’t visit Perth
@jrudgey972 - It was just too far for the time I had. There were other places I would like to have gone but I think I did well. I did realize how big Australia is and planned my itinerary carefully. I knew I would have to fly a lot. Its funny how foreigners come to the USA and think they can drive the whole country in a week.
Were Mike and Daz so enthralled by the opening that they didnt get Dave's sarcasm? Or was he being serious? 🤷🏻♂️🤷🏻♂️😂😂
I'm Australian, and I didn't particularly love England when I visited. But hey I wasnt so ignorant that I would write it off altogether and not give it ago. There's a reason Australia is called the lucky country.
POOR Capt Cook. never realized what a paradise he discovered. I think he ended up as Lunch for the HAWAIINS.
The British thinking of the time was. EXTERMINATE OR BUST
WRECK! These Cowboys Were Sent FLYING, by PBR in a new video to check on bull riding.
Our Police force started as ex convicts.
Dave, you should watch Ned Kelly (2003 film) Heath Ledger played Ned Kelly in that 😁
I guess we are a long way from everything if you measure all distance from Britain or the US which most Aussies dont. At various times I have lived, worked or visited all the continents except Antarctica there is nowhere I have been that would make me want to live somewhere else. You say that there is nothing you want to see in Australia seriously it is home to some of the worlds greatest natural wonders we just drove 17,000 kms towing our caravan right around it so I can tell you that you would be a little surprised at just how much there is to see and do here.
I call bullshit. This was the most simplistic and abbreviated view of Australian history I've seen and I'm offended. Dazza, you've lived and/or worked all over the world. Suck it up for the length of a flight and get down here. You might find it hard to go back. Anyway I love your videos guys and as Ned Kelly supposedly said before they strung him up," Such is life."
Shit beer 😂😂 💙
@@officeblokedaz Let us know what your favourite drop is, we might be able to order it in for you. It shouldn't cost more than one pound fifty or, at the moment, about five thousand three hundred and seventy six dollarydoos!😆
@@davidryall-flanders6353 😂😂😂
On a different subject you guys need to do more awkward puppets
Darren is bullying dave because dave wants to see Australia? What a knobhead!
As an Aussie, I appreciate what you said Dave.
I don’t think Daz was trying to be harsh or hateful, and I am trying not to feel insulted at what he said about Australia. But to be one of the most liveable places in the world, and have a great culture and and to be ahead of the rest of the world in many areas, and then you say oh it doesn’t interest me. Gee thanks for that mate. If you wanna stay in a place with sh*t weather and predictability, yeah stay there I guess.
To be fair I can get why Australia wouldn’t be as interesting if someone is a Brit (as it’s full of British descendants) but to say there’s nothing there for you is a bit much. What’s there to do in NZ than you couldn’t realistically do in Aus? 😂
There's more to do in Australia than NZ Daz lol. Go to the major cities. I have an ex coworker who now lives in Sydney Australia and he's a black American and loves it more over there than here in the US lol
I love that Australia became a dominion 30 years before our complacent neighbors Canada.
Canada became a Dominon in 1867, way before 1901!
@@rvbizzy7655 - Oops. My bad. I was thinking of the 1931 Statute of Westminster rather than the Articles of Confederation. Still, both didn't become fully independent until the 1980s; Canada only beat out Oz by a few years, despite being older.
Ned Kelly looks like the black knight from Monty Python and the Holy Grail.
LOL, that's what I thought!
Give up your guns....... Ok
I’ve still got my guns👍🇦🇺
Private gun ownership isn’t outlawed in Australia
They just do a much better job of keeping guns out of the hands of criminals and people who are mentally unstable and looking to cause harm
The US could learn a thing or two. You can still balance a right to gun ownership with public safety
@@coyotelong4349ur 100% wrong commie, Australia is letting their women be raped by the thousands by muslim migrants and they do nothing all because they are "progressive " instead of letting their people arm themselves . It's very hard for a normal Aussie to own a gun let alone use one . Stop talking about shit u have no idea about .
@@coyotelong4349 Bingo. The key is finding a balance so that there is a safe gun culture with good laws, but at the same time still allowing citizens to practice their 2nd Amendment rights.
What a beautiful country but the outback is pretty but way too many bugs for me.
They tried to breed out the aboriginals? Wow. All us Yanks tried to do was beat and torture the Native American children we effectively stole from their families. I've read quite a bit about the Indian schools, as they were called, and they were incredibly bad. The ones run by nuns seemed to be the worst, but of course, it's popular still to bash the RC Church.
I'd always wanted to go to New Zealand for the scenery - so beautiful. It'll never happen now that I'm disabled, but It was something I wanted.
Yeah, I've never heard of breeding out Native Americans but the Indian Christian schooling thing was brutal. And by "Americans" I mean North America as a whole...Canada did the same thing. To this day they're still finding massive unmarked grave sites where the schools were in Canada.
I think people only associate America with what happened to the natives of North America, not Canada (all of which were European settlers). That invisible boarder we invented doesn't exist.
Another thing about NZ is they’ve historically treated their indigenous people (the Maori) arguably better than any other former British colony country
To this day, a degree of reverence for and celebration of Maori language, culture and tradition is woven into everyday life for all New Zealanders. It’s kind of a beautiful thing
By breeding out they meant taking children usually of mixed race and imposing white cultural believes such as christianity on them in church run missions because they believed that they would be more accepted into the broader society.. The Indian schools in North America were probablity trying to do a similar thing. Nowadays we are able to see how much trauma and harm that caused in those days I guess they believed that they were saving souls or something.
@@coyotelong4349 Yeah I saw that in Once Were Warriors. Did you forget about the Maori or land wars of the 1800s in fact I think 2500 men from the Australian colonies were sent over to NZ at one stage to help their colonial goverment along with other imperial forces try and defeat them. It doesnt sound much different to the way Aboriginal people were treated and their lands taken.There was no actual war with Aboriginal tribes more like localised skirmishes because they were not as organised as the Maori and were less capable of defending themselves against modern weaponry.
They did say where the name comes from “terra australis incognito”
Or unknown southern land
Atleast now we know why Australia produces such beautiful people lol.