Category:Use Australian English from November 2016
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This category combines all "Use Australian English"-tagged articles from November 2016 to enable us to work through the backlog more systematically. It is a member of Category:Use Australian English.
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The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 2,070 total. This list may not reflect recent changes.
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- PA Research Foundation
- David Packham
- Friedrich Wilhelm Paech
- Palings Building
- Deborah Palmer
- Vanessa Panousis
- Maurice Parish
- Susan Parisi
- Stephen Henry Parker
- Stephen Stanley Parker
- Parkes ministry (1878–1883)
- Mark Parton
- Frank Paterson
- Bill Patterson (footballer, born 1888)
- Diana Patterson
- Paul Greene & The Other Colours
- Peacock and Son
- William Pearson Jr.
- Ethel Pedley
- John Peisley (politician)
- Pelican Point, Western Australia
- James Pemell
- Maddison Penn
- Shelley Penn
- William George Pennington
- People Grinnin'
- Perron ministry
- John Perry (1849–1935)
- Alicia O'Shea Petersen
- Patricia Petersen
- William Frederick Petterd
- Michael Pettersson
- Friedrich Pflaum
- Hoa Pham
- Christine Phillips
- Simeon Phillips
- Second Philp ministry
- John Pickering (Australian politician)
- Picola United Football Club
- Pinegrove Memorial Park
- Paul Piticco
- Pizzey ministry
- Plutonic Lab
- William David Ponder
- Port Noarlunga Reef Aquatic Reserve
- Robie Porter
- Postmaster-General of New South Wales
- Michael Power (Australian politician)
- Philip Powers
- Precipitous Bluff
- Prendergast ministry
- Henry Prince (politician)
- William Proctor (Australian politician)
- William Propsting
- Geoff Pryor
- James Purcell (politician)
- Mary Putland
- Cassandra Pybus
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- Racial Hygiene Association of New South Wales
- Gordon Ramsay (politician)
- Lord Livingstone Ramsay
- John Randell
- Edward Raper
- Joseph Raphael (politician)
- Rason ministry
- Hannie Rayson
- William Redman (politician)
- Rees ministry
- Margaret Reeson
- Michael Regan (Australian politician)
- Flora Reid
- Gayla Reid
- Peter Reidy
- Susan Renouf
- Results of the 1915 Queensland state election
- Henry Reynolds (historian)
- Rhyndarra
- Ian Rice
- John Richards (Australian politician)
- Richards ministry
- Herbert Richards
- Richard Richards (Australian politician)
- Lindsay Riches
- Bruce Rigsby
- Henry Wills Rischbieth
- Oswald Rishbeth
- Murder of Lois Roberts
- Richard Roberts (Australian politician)
- William Roberts (Australian politician)
- Thomas Robertson (Australian politician)
- Ralph Robey
- Edward Robinson (Australian politician)
- Marc Robinson (politician)
- Nellie Robinson (politician)
- Ray Robinson (ATSIC)
- Robert Robinson (Australian politician)
- Robinson, Western Australia
- Rock Against Howard
- Rockhampton Grammar School Buildings
- Lyndal Roper
- Elizabeth Rose (musician)
- John Roseby
- Ross Memorial Church
- Ross River Meatworks Chimney
- Coral Ross
- Daisy Rossi
- Henry Rotton
- Juno Roxas
- Lillian Roxon
- Royal Australasian College of Surgeons
- Royal District Nursing Service (South Australia)
- Aaron Rule
- Rural Health Education Foundation
- George William Rusden
- William Russell (New South Wales politician)
- Penni Russon
- Marguerite Ruygrok
- Ryan ministry
- Adrienne Ryan
- Donnell Ryan
- John Nagel Ryan
- James Tobias Ryan
- David Ryrie
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- Richard Sadleir
- Safe Work Australia
- St John Ambulance Australia
- St Mary's Church, Maryborough
- St Matthew's Anglican Church, Drayton
- St Paul's College, Manly
- St Rita's College, Clayfield
- Nikos Salingaros
- Frederick Samson
- List of SANFL premiers
- A. T. Saunders
- Graeme Sawyer
- Edward Sayers (politician)
- John L Sayers
- Scaddan ministry
- Lisa Scaffidi
- Scarlet Alliance
- Scary Mother
- Theodor Scherk
- Josh Schuberth
- Scotch College, Melbourne
- Ernest Scott
- Evelyn Scott (activist)
- Linda Scott (councillor)
- Sarah Scullin
- Season in Purgatory
- Second Ayers ministry
- Second Barr ministry
- Second Cooper ministry
- Second Holder ministry
- Second Reynolds ministry
- Second Waterhouse ministry
- Secretary for Lands and Works (New South Wales)
- Section 127 of the Constitution of Australia
- Seddon, South Australia
- Select Entry Accelerated Learning
- Frank Selleck
- Geoffrey Serle
- Murder of Betty Shanks
- James Shannon (Australian politician)
- A. G. L. Shaw
- Lyle Shelton (lobbyist)
- Samuel Shenton (architect)
- Isaac Shepherd
- Patrick Shepherd
- John Shillinglaw
- Shire of Birchip
- Shire of Mildura
- Shire of Swan Hill
- Shire of Walpeup
- Shire of Wycheproof
- Kevin Shirley
- Shoalhaven Scheme
- Alfred M. Simpson
- Heli Simpson
- Kerri Simpson
- John Sinclair (environmentalist)
- Gary Singer
- Joseph Single
- Sir Moses Montefiore Home
- Thomas Smart (Tasmanian politician)
- Alanna Smith
- Bernard Smith (art historian)
- Edmund Edmonds Smith
- John Smith (New South Wales politician, born 1811)
- John Smith (Victoria politician)
- John Samuel Smith
- Thomas Hawkins Smith
- Lisle Snell
- Arthur Snowden
- Gaele Sobott