Australian and New Zealand type of pronunciation

Australian and New Zealand type of pronunciation
Zealand English is close to Australian English in the pronunciation; but there are several differences. The New Zealand accent is practically impossible to differentiate from Australian accent. There are differences in history that marked the relations of these two different nations. Australia was possibly settled by humans over 50,000 years ago, contrary to New Zealand that was the last habitable part in the world to be populated.
The nearby dialectal family member of NZE is Australian English; certainly, NZE is descended from Australian English. Trying to get NZE and Australian English differences, I think the two accents share some features, but differ clearly in others.
How to recognize a New Zealander: Native speakers of NZ can distinguish an Australian pronunciation quite readily, though the converse is not always true: Australians tend to classify a NZ accent as coming from a distant and unfamiliar part of Australia, such as Tasmania. Native speakers of English from other parts of the world, on the other hand, can usually not distinguish an NZ from an Australian pronunciation.

The differences are very slight, different sounds can be found in the lacking of the æ-sound in dance, words like ultimate produced, and ea as in New Zealand pronounced short. Here we show you some words with different spelling meaning almost the same.

NZ	Australia	Explanation
Cellphone / mobile / mobile phone (cell)/phone(mobile)	Mobile phone (mobile)	A portable telephone.
Chilly bin	Esky	Insulated container for keeping drinks and food cool.