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The solution for Australia is much simpler. Although the interior is large, it's almost uninhabited. The vast majority of Australians live on the eastern and south-eastern seaboard, dominated by one large river system (the Murray-Darling). There's plenty of room - 25 000 km of coastline (we use about half of it), for 25 million people. Apart from small island states, we are probably the most coastal nation of any significance.

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