What are some Australian Baby names for boys and girls?

I love Australia ( even though I have never been there I will go one day) I think it is a beautiful place. What are some Australian baby names for boys and girls I looked on a baby website but couldn't find any.What are some Australian Baby names for boys and girls?
I'm originally from Australia and know a lot of Emily's over there but it's a common name it the uk too, remember most people in Aus are people who have immigrated from other countries so it's hard to find an 'Australian name' or a name that originated from there.
Asking for Australian names is like asking for American or Canadian names, it's hard to define because apart from aboriginal names 99% of people's names are borrowed from other cultures. You could try naming your baby after a city like Sydney or Adelaide. And like the other answerer said there's also Matilda from the Australian folk song Waltzing Matilda which is a popular baby name here, although I think it's Germanic origin.What are some Australian Baby names for boys and girls?
I live in Australia and it is a great place (: You could always google Aboriginal names. I always find them interesting and unique. They all have there meanings and everything. Here is a site for Aboriginal baby names:



http://www.babynamenetwork.com/baby_names/origins/Aboriginal_baby_names.cfm



Although one Girl name that would stand out most would be Matilda.What are some Australian Baby names for boys and girls?
Boys:

Austin

Ashton

Brandon

Braylon



Girls:

Bindi

Brianna

Carley

Charlotte
For example Marlia is a nice one for a girl.

You can find them all on the website below:
Are these people even FROM! Australia!?

Cassy is a cool name for a girl - but short for Cassidy not Cassandra.

And for a boy - Matthew :)
Brieanna, Hannah and Yasmin are really popular among my age group.
brandon

bruce

michael



claudia

regine

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