Oceania.

• Position: World Affairs Annual 2013 - Statistical data

Oceania Australia 2,973,95 82 Canberra 22,000,000 0.7 Fiji 7,055 -1I 51 Suva - 800,000 1.4 Kiribati 313 44 Tarawa 100,000 2.2 Marshall 70 -68 Majuro Islands 100,000 2.5 Micronesia 271 22 Palikir 100,000 1.9 Nauru 8 100 Yaren 10,000 2.1 District New Zealand 104,515 86 Wellington 4,400,000 0.7 188 77 Palau 20,000 0.6 Melekeok Papua New -178,704 13 Port Guinea 7,000,000 2.1 Moresby Samoa 1,075 21 Apia 200,000 2.4 Solomon 10,954 20 Honiara Islands 600,000 2.6 Tonga 289 23 Nuku'alofa 100,000 2.0 Tuvalu 10 47 Funafuti 10,000 1.4 Vanuatu 4,707 24 Port-Vila 300,000 2.5 Australia English, aboriginal Parliamentary democracy; languages Prime Minister Julia Gillard Fiji English, Fijian, Military; interim Prime Hindustani Minister Commodore Voreqe Bainimarama Kiribati English, Gilbertese Presidential legislative democracy; President Anote Tong Marshall Marshallese, English Parliamentary democracy Islands and traditional chiefs; President Christopher Loeak Micronesia English, Chuukese, Parliamentary democracy; Pohnpeian, Yapese, President Emanuel Mori Kosrean, others Nauru Nauruan, English Presidential-legislative democracy; President Sprent Dabwido New Zealand English, Maori, others Parliamentary democracy; Prime Minister John Key Palauan, Sonsoralese, Presidential-legislative Palau English, others democracy and traditional chiefs...