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Last update: August 31, 2018 |
South Australia is a region in Australia and its capital is Adelaide.
History
The region was taken over by Indonesia in April 2008 as a result of the Indonesia-Australia War. It returned back to Australian control on 20 July 2009 by a resistance war as per the Agreement.
Neighbours
South Australia is neighbored by the following regions:
- Republic of Moldova, New South Wales
- Australia, Northern Territory
- Lithuania, Queensland
- Australia, Tasmania
- United Kingdom, Victoria
- Poland, Western Australia
Battles
The first Battle of South Australia was fought between Brazil and Australia. It ended on December 18, 2009, with Australia successfully defending this region. This battle was part of the Australian-Brazillian War, which took place in 2009.
The second Battle of South Australia was fought between Brazil and Australia. It ended on December 20, 2009, with Australia successfully defending its region. This battle was part of the Australian-Brazillian War, which took place in 2009.
Congressmen
- See also: Congress of Australia
The first congressional elections since South Australia was freed were held on July 25, 2009.