Australia & the Pacific Islands

The two most populous cities in Australia are:

two groups of cities in this region

all countries in this region are dominated by

What statement reflects the pattern of urban primacy in New Zealand?

What statement reflects the pattern of urban primacy in Australia?

The urban character of Pacific Island cities is similar to that of

Capital cities of Pacific Island nations (e.g., Suva) are generally characterized by all of the following except:

Over 88% of Aus and 86% of Aotearoa/New Zealand's population

These countries are, and long have been,

Micronesia, Melanesia, and Polynesia are:

Oceania

Australia, Aotearoa/NZ, and the Pacific Islands have indigenous peoples with long histories of settlement up to 40,000 years, but cities in this region are very young for

urban settlements began with the arrival of colonizers in the 18th and 19th centuries. It was originally a penal colony for the British in 1788 as an alternative to GA. Extended from Sydney to Port Arthur and then Brisbane. Metropolitan primacy arose from

"A garden city built around a large lake, with a central focus on a parliamentary triangle and satellite suburbs with town centers of their own." This statement describes:

Canberra

Garden city

Hobart

An Australian state capital began as a penal colony of the British in 1788, served as a sealing and whaling port in the 19th century, and became a "gateway to Antarctica" in the 20th century. What city is it?