What cultural faux pas should I try to avoid making in Canberra?

"In Canberra, it's important to avoid making derogatory comments or jokes about the indigenous Aboriginal culture, as it is deeply respected and protected. Avoid littering or disrespecting the environment, as Australians are very proud of their natural landscapes and work hard to preserve them. Don't assume that everyone in Australia is a fan of barbecues, beer, and surfing. Stereotypes are not appreciated and can be seen as offensive. Avoid jumping queues or not waiting your turn, as Australians value fairness and equality. Don't make light of Australia's dangerous wildlife. While it's a common joke among tourists, locals take the risks seriously. Avoid being overly formal or pretentious. Australians are generally laid-back and appreciate a friendly, casual attitude. Don't compare Australia negatively to other countries, especially the UK or the USA. Australians are proud of their country and its unique qualities. Avoid discussing personal income or wealth. It's considered impolite and intrusive. Don't ignore or dismiss local customs and traditions. Australians appreciate when visitors take the time to understand and respect their way of life. Avoid being loud or obnoxious in public places. Australians value respect for others and their personal space. Don't assume that everyone in Canberra is involved in politics or enjoys discussing it. While Canberra is the nation's capital, not everyone there is a politician or civil servant," remarked another expat who made the move to Canberra, Australia.