Australia from the Inside. How do people really live in the upside-down country?

Australia is an amazing country of contrasts, where cute koalas and kangaroos coexist with the most dangerous spiders, snakes, and crocodiles in the world. Where everything is upside down – in winter, it can be fifty degrees hot here, in summer – frost, and in the south, it is always colder than in the north. Where the head of state is still the English monarch, despite gaining independence in 1901. The author of the book, Victoria Stankeeva, was born in Zabaikalye, but has been living in Australia for over 10 years. She works as a journalist and producer at Australia's largest public broadcaster, SBS. She knows better than anyone why Australia is an upside-down country, what Australians are really like, how they spend their free time, and much more.