Macquarie Dictionary (6th edition)

The Sixth Edition features:

a comprehensive record of English as it is used in Australia, with evidence from corpus data, including Macquarie’s own corpus of Australian English, Ozcorp

new words and senses, such as fiscal cliff, social reading, apera, green tape, fugitive emissions, hobo glove, konjac, mummy blog, fibro majestic, blade runner, computer forensics

words relating to business, science and technology, such as guanxi, rogue robot, silo mentality, growth hacking, crowdfunding, citizen science

illustrative phrases, many from Australian literature, which clearly show how a word is used in context

words and phrases from regional Australia, such as blacksnow, hydropole, maisonette, marron, musset hut, nointer, schnitter

words, both formal and informal, that date back to the Australian military experience of WWI, such as Anzac soup, cacolet, iodine king

extensive usage notes

etymologies of words and phrases

foreword by Australian poet Les Murray