Regional variation in Australian English

Regional variations in pronunciation and accent of Australian English are very minor compared to the variations in British, Irish and North American English – sufficiently so that linguists are divided whether they exist at all. Overall, pronunciation is determined less by region than by social and educational influences. The regional variation in Australia consists...
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