Free australian software for mac

The Australian Population widget is a handy Dashboard widget that shows you the current estimated population of Australia.

The population count is based on the information from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.


Freeware.

Address Actions is a small application that provides Services for working with text addresses.
Select an address in an email, webpage or other text, then choose Address Actions from the Services menu to:
- add the address to the Mac OS X Address Book, or
- display maps for Australian addresses.
Enhancements:
- self-contained application bundle, with nothing extra to install
- application now has standard menus, including standard Cut, Copy and Paste commands and keyboard shortcuts
- built as a Universal application to run natively on Intel Macs (although only basic tests have been run on an Intel machine).

iiUsage is an usage meter for members of the Australian ISP, iiNet. It shows your internet usage in the menubar and in Growl notifications.
Enhancements:
- Complete re-write
- Added bar graphs to usage meters
- Now shows your phone usage.

Fat Fingers Widget - Find items listed with typos and spelling mistakes on eBay.
Other peoples typos save you money! Works with all eBay sites - American, UK, Canadian, Australian, German, French, Italian, Belgian and Dutch.
Try it the words "Playstation," "television" or anything else you are interested in. Find items listed with typos and spelling mistakes on eBay. You can usually buy those items at a bargain price because no-one finds them.

Enhancements
- Added eBay.es for Spanish users.

Baz, the baby dingo, has been stolen by the evil humans to become an exhibit in the Zoo Of Cartoon Animals. It is up to Daz, our hero, to make his way from the Australian Outback to Sydney, where he can release little Baz.

Take a tour through Australian deserts, caves, forests and more as Daz fights his way past Australian animals, drinks Australian beer, and wins the heart of his favourite lady dingo.

Virtual Cola is a virtual drink-vending machine. It looks (something) like a real vending machine, and lets you insert coins, select drinks, and receive change.

Since I live in Australia, Virtual Cola uses Australian coin images and denominations.
If youre not familiar with these coins, holding the mouse each coin button will show you its denomination.

The machine initially contains 2 of each coin denomination, and can hold up to 9.