| TRAYMOBILE | In Australia, a trolley for serving tea etc (10) |
| TEASET | Set of china or silverware for serving tea (3,3) |
| WONGAWONGA | In Australia, a large pigeon and an evergreen vine |
| DRUM | A revolving cylinder in a washer; a barrel for oil; a house; a tympanum for signalling; or, by extension, in Australia, a piece of information (4) |
| OZONELAYER | Australia: a better protection for us (5,5) |
| DINK | Scots word for jimpy, neat or trim; a soft drop-shot of a tennis ball; a "double-income no kids" yuppie; or, in Australia, a lift or backie on a bike (4) |
| TRAY | Paid threepence in Australia a while back for a platter (4) |
| BILLABONG | In Australia, a branch of a river which runs to a dead end (9) |
| ARE | TV quiz show, ... You Smarter Than A 10 Year Old? (or, in Australia, a 5th grader) |
| SHIRRALEE | In Australia, a load of real trouble in the county (9) |
| BARBIE | Here, a girl. In Australia, a grill. (6) |
| UTEMUSTER | In Australia, a gathering of pickup trucks for display and competition |
| AWARDWAGE | In Australia, a minimum pay rate for particular workers |
| SWAG | In Australia, a bundle containing a tramp or traveller's possessions (4) |
| OUTBACK | In Australia, a discarded defender? (7) |
| ADELAIDE | In Australia a capital idea and deal that's extraordinary |
| SYDNEY | Largest city in Australia, a seaport and first British settlement (6) |
| OLDMANROO | Informally in Australia, a mature marsupial |
| PONGO | Englishman in Australia; a monkey (5) |
| ASPARAGUS | Silver-tipped pole in Australia, a spear? |
