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Too easy
This means “real,” “genuine” or “not fake
No worries	This just means “Awesome!” or “Cool!”.
Beaut/beauty	Same as “ridgy-didge,” but you can also use it to mean “really!” as in “No — dinky-di — I DID see a tiny, pink turtle in my soup. He just got bored and flew away.”
Ridgy-didge	Amazing!” “Awesome!” “Excellent!” — that sort of thing
Fair dinkum	Same as “ridgy-didge,”
Dinky-di	This one means the same as “too easy.” This is a classic Australian expression, and you’ll hear it a lot in Oz.
To give somebody a fair go	— Another classic Australian phrase. This is what people often say instead of “hello.” I think you can figure out that it’s short for “good day.”
G’day	give someone a chance or to treat someone fairly.

Negative phrases:

A few stubbies short of a six-pack —	You know when kids don’t get what they want? What do they do? They start screaming and running around like mental robots. We often call this “to have a hissy fit” in Britain.
Suss	This is actually a type of bird, but Australians use it for someone when they do something stupid.