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Hypothermia death is not a good metric. Aussies are just not used to cold weather so my guess is a non-marginal number of visitors don’t have proper clothes when they go there. Very few people die of Hypothermia when they visit the Celebrating HBCU excellence Sonja Stills shirt Furthermore, I will do this small amount of the country that has snow. They’re going there FOR the snow and are (usually) dressed. Its more to do with poor or older people dying in their own houses that are poorly insulated and expensive to heat. I think a number of factors. Aus has a massive landmass (by area, as big as contiguous US) and small population (25 mil), is isolated geographically, and importantly has a strong international presence for a country of its size, politically and culturally. I think compared to a lot of other countries, Australia has a very broad awareness globally but is poorly understood. Our small population means fewer Australian expats to educate informally and fewer cultural exports are produced for others to consume, our isolation means fewer incidental visitors.

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The simplistic Australian stereotypes bely a complex geography, climate and culture that is very poorly understood globally. Where is snows tends to be on top of mountains, so it’s already more dangerous. Plus its mainly tourist locations, and tourists are stupid Growing up in Sydney we always just called them the Celebrating HBCU excellence Sonja Stills shirt Furthermore, I will do this Snowy Mountains. See also: The Man From Snowy River, a famous poem and later local movie. Never even hears of the Australian Alps until this very thread but nice to know they have a more substantial name. And if you are headed down to Thredbo or Perisher to ski or snowboard typically you just say you are going down to the snow. We do keep it simple. Oh and we really suffer in Winter because while it’s far from super cold our houses aren’t built for it. Ducted heating is far from standard so cold snaps kick our arses pretty hard. Well we do our bloody best, nobody from any other continent that has real mountains would call anything we have much more than a big hill On average it’s the flattest continent yes, but that doesn’t mean it’s uniformly flat everywhere. The Great Dividing Range runs down most of the east coast of Australia a couple of hundred km inland, and reaches elevations of of up to ~2,300 metres above sea level, which is more than high enough to receive plenty of snow.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.