Federation of Oceania

## Background Information

The **Federation of Oceania** (also known as **Former Commonwealth of Australia *FCoA***, **Oceania**, **FO**) is a federation of all of the nations of the Oceanian Realm with **Australia**, **New Zealand**, and **Papua New Guinea**, and of recently **Hawaii** a former **US** state joined in 2003. It was formed in 1990, due to the Triple Revolution, collapse of the US, rise of global communism, and other significant global issues.

Through its network of associated states, the Federation's sphere of influence extends majorly across the Pacific Ocean, taking in much of the Pacific, to better fight the influence of mainly communism. It is one of the leading power of the southern hemisphere, which helps facilitate the cooperation among the federation and its affiliates in diplomatic, military, environmental, cultural, and other matters.

In the 20th and 21st century, the Federation of Oceania is considered one of the world's major powers of the southern hemisphere and since its introduction into the League of Nations, it has provided the alliance with vast resources such as coal, lithium and uranium.

## History

The Oceanic movement started in the mid 1980s as the UK fell into civil war and the US started showing sings of collapse. Anti-communists loved the idea, and conservative parties across Oceania started putting Oceanic unification in their party platforms

The Federation of Oceania would solidify its formation as a united front against the rising threat of global communism 1990. During this time, Oceania is a founding member of The League of Free Nations to defend and cooperate against fellow anti-communists worldwide

The first national elections in Oceania are held, with the Labour Party gaining a majority and forming the initial government. The Federation strengthens diplomatic ties with its allies, particularly the Republic of Alaska, United Kingdom, Republic of America, and others within the League of Free Nations. Oceania around 2000 experiences a period of rapid economic growth, fuelled by technological advancements, sustainable practices, and global trade partnerships. The nation becomes a leader in renewable energy research and implementation, though calls to leave the LFN grow as it's member's horrific practices become apparent.

In 2003 Hawaii joins the Federation of Oceania through a controversial referendum, sparking debates over its legitimacy. Papuan native Socialists also start a rebellion in the jungle, Oceania responds to the rebellion by deploying peacekeeping forces and integrating the country as North Papua and South Papua.

By the late 2000s Oceania would continue to thrive economically, being described as the "Ultimate Anti-communist argument" by Texan official Greg Abbott. Oceania also becomes a hub for STEM, with more generous government funding then other capitalist nations. In 2007, though, Oceania would officially denounce The Republic of America after evidence of concentration camps grows, this would cause a major rift between the two nations, and Oceania would almost leave the LFN.

When war broke out in America there was a major debate on what to do in Oceania. It was decided to stay neutral. As time went on, the chances of the Republic seemed ever more slim. Oceania even recognized the 3rd Republic of Texas and New Afrika in July of 2010, 3 months before the war's end. The subsequent crash of 2010 and Great American spring, while not hitting Oceania as hard as former US nations, still hit them, and ended their long period of economic success

In 2013 the right wing National Party won in a fairly large margin. They immediately ended the extensive social programs and rehabilitated relations with the remaining LFN. They also adopted a much more aggressive position on the Papua Rebellion, openly aggressively attacking them. In possibly the most controversial move, the Oceanic Workers Party, the largest openly communist party, was banned. This caused protests across the Federation, which the national guard were called to. Eventually tensions calmed, but not without a sour taste in the publics tongue. Around this time is when the Hawaiian National Party was also founded, a far left Hawaiian independence party, and their paramilitary group, the Hawaiian Workers Defence Army.

The Labor party won in the 2016 election by another landslide, and immediately got to work unbanning the Workers party, reimplementing social programs, and opening relations with the ADC. Though there was major split in the labor party between the moderate faction and more radical faction, a split so bad not much after 2017 could be done with Parliament permanently squabbling, though they still won the 2019 elections, although with slim margins. The workers party also won the most seats in their history in 2019, showing a growing support for Communism in Oceania.

## Members and Territories

Oceania is a federation of 16 states comprised of the list below

### Oceanian States

* Australian Mainland
	+ WA (West Australia)
	+ NA (North Australia)
	+ SA (South Australia)
	+ QLD (Queensland)
	+ NSW (New South Wales)
	+ VIC (Victoria)
	+ TAS (Tasmania)
* NZ
	+ North Island (NZNI)
	+ South Island (NZSI)
* Papua New Guinea
	+ North Papua (NPNG) (2005)
	+ South Papua (SPNG) (2005)
* Oceanian Island Nations
	+ Fiji
	+ Micronesia
	+ Polynesia
* Hawaii (2003)

## Government and Policies

### Election Cycle

Election Leader Cycle
Labour Party of Australia: Rebecca Foster
 1994-1997
Labour Party of Australia: Daniel Mitchell
Oceanic Democrats: Emily Turner
 1998-2002
Labour Party of Australia: Marcus Anderson
Oceanic Democrats: Olivia Bennett
Oceania Ecology Party: Liam Campbell
 2003-2006
Labour Party of Australia: Rachel Turner
Oceanic Democrats: Benjamin Foster
Oceania Ecology Party: Natalie Bennett
 2007-2010
Labour Party of Australia: Patrick Reynolds
Oceanic Democrats: Sophia Marshall
Oceania Ecology Party: Ethan Davies
Australian Alliance: Laura Adams
 2011-2014
Labour Party of Australia: Jacob Parker
Oceanic Democrats: Ava Patterson
Oceania Ecology Party: Lucas Green
Australian Alliance: Jessica Lee
Oceanic New Country Party: Hannah Walker
 2015-2018
Labour Party of Australia: Emily Johnson
Oceanic Democrats: Liam Murphy
Oceania Ecology Party: Grace Morgan
Australian Alliance: Mark Turner
Indigenous Rights Union: Manaia Smith
 2019-2022
Labour Party of Australia: Benjamin Harris
Oceanic Democrats: Harper Turner
Oceania Ecology Party: Xavier Campbell
Australian Alliance: Amelia Mitchell
Indigenous Rights Union: Kiri Taylor
Social Party of Oceania: Jacob Cohen

## International relations

**Republic of Alaska:**

The Federation of Oceania maintains a strong and enduring alliance with the Republic of Alaska. The two nations, both successors of their respective real-world counterparts, the United States and Australia, share a commitment to democratic values, economic cooperation, and mutual defense. This alliance is a cornerstone of the Federation's national security and foreign policy.

**Republic of America:**

Oceania and the Republic of America share a close diplomatic relationship, fostering cooperation within the League of Free Nations. The Federation supported the Republic of America during its tumultuous period, offering humanitarian aid and diplomatic support during the "American Spring." This bond further solidifies the commitment of both nations to preserving democracy and freedom.

**United Kingdom (Exiled to Scotland):**

The United Kingdom, or simply the UK, represents the traditional and historical entity encompassing England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. UK has experienced a relentless civil war, causing its government to be exiled from England and Wales and re-establishing itself in Scotland. The UK, although in exile, maintains diplomatic relations with the Federation of Oceania.

**Canada:**

Oceania's relationship with Canada is characterized by shared values and cooperation within the League of Free Nations. Both nations collaborate on diplomatic, economic, and security matters, further enhancing the strength of the alliance.

**Japan:**

Japan is a vital ally of the Federation, contributing to regional stability and economic cooperation. The two nations engage in trade, technology exchange, and cultural partnerships that strengthen their ties within the League of Free Nations.

**Union of Britain:**

The Union of Britain, represents the breakaway territory in England and Wales, resulting from the civil war in the UK. The Union of Britain, the one that remains in the former constituent kingdoms of England and Wales has separate diplomatic interactions with Oceania.

**China:**

Oceania's relationship with China is complex, marked by diplomatic tensions and differences in ideology. Oceania's commitment to democracy and opposition to communist regimes has led to strained relations with the People's Republic of China.

**Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR):**

The Federation of Oceania opposes the expansionist policies of the USSR and is engaged in a Cold War-like standoff with this communist superpower. Their ideological differences and political rivalry have led to ongoing tensions on the international stage.

**People's Union of America:**

Oceania maintains a firm stance against the People's Union of America, another communist regime. These adversarial nations have ideological conflicts, and the Federation works to counter any efforts to spread communism in the Pacific and beyond.

**Indonesia:**

Oceania keeps a watchful eye on Indonesia due to its proximity and potential regional influence. While not in direct conflict, the Federation maintains diplomatic relations and actively monitors Indonesian actions that may affect regional stability.

**French 5th Republic in Exile:**

The Federation of Oceania has complex interactions with the French 5th Republic in exile, given the French presence in the Pacific. Diplomatic relations exist, but there are underlying tensions, particularly regarding sovereignty in the Pacific region.

## Military

Federation Defence Forces (FDF):

The Federation Defence Forces (FDF) is the collective term for the military branches within the Federation of Oceania. The FDF comprises several branches, each with specific roles and responsibilities:

1. Oceanian Army: The land-based military force responsible for ground operations and defence. The Army is equipped with modern technology and weaponry, and it is tasked with protecting the Federation's borders and territories.
2. Oceanian Navy: The naval force responsible for patrolling and securing the extensive maritime borders of the Federation. The Navy includes a fleet of ships and submarines and plays a crucial role in protecting sea lanes and coastal areas.
3. Oceanian Air Force: The aerial branch responsible for air defence, reconnaissance, and aerial combat. The Air Force maintains a fleet of advanced aircraft and is tasked with safeguarding Oceania's airspace.
4. Oceanian Coast Guard: A paramilitary organization responsible for maritime law enforcement, search and rescue operations, and protecting the nation's coastal waters.

Military Objectives and Operations:

The primary objectives of the Federation's military include the defence of the Federation's sovereignty, protection of its borders and maritime territories, and support for its allies within the League of Free Nations. The military may engage in various operations, including:

* National Defence: The FDF is prepared to defend against external threats, including potential aggression from adversarial nations.
* Peacekeeping Missions: Oceania may contribute troops to international peacekeeping efforts, reflecting its commitment to global stability.
* Disaster Response: The military plays a role in disaster relief and humanitarian missions, aiding in the event of natural disasters or other crises.

Alliances and Treaties:

The Federation of Oceania maintains strong military alliances within the League of Free Nations, collaborating on matters of defence, security, and intelligence sharing with other member nations. The Federation's defence strategy is closely tied to these alliances and the shared commitment to democratic values and global stability.

Leadership and Command Structure:

The FDF is led by high-ranking military officers, and the overall leadership structure falls under the jurisdiction of the civilian government. The President of FDF, in their role as Commander-in-Chief, has authority over the military, with the advice and guidance of the Ministry of Defence.

## Education

Oceania's Path to Global Power: 1990 Onwards - Excerpt from Oceanian Education Standards Authorities (OESA) Textbook

Allegiance to the League of Free Nations:

In the tumultuous period following the end of the Cold War, the Federation of Oceania emerged as a powerful and influential force in the Pacific region. Recognizing the benefits of cooperation and collective security, Oceania solidified its allegiance to the League of Free Nations. This alliance proved pivotal in shaping Oceania's foreign policy and safeguarding its interests on the global stage.

Alliances and Adversaries:

Oceania's diplomatic efforts led to key alliances with like-minded nations. The Republic of America, United Kingdom (exiled to Scotland), Canada, and Japan stood as steadfast allies, sharing common values and objectives within the League. This coalition strengthened Oceania's influence and provided a united front against emerging challenges.

However, Oceania also faced significant adversaries. China, the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, the People's Union of America, Indonesia, and the French 5th Republic in exile posed consistent challenges to Oceania's interests, sparking tensions and conflicts that would shape the course of history.

Hawaii's Integration:

The year 1986 marked a turning point in the Pacific as Hawaii became the third state to break away from the United States. Fearing a potential communist takeover, Hawaii established a symbolic monarchy to assert its independence. By 2003, rising concerns about stability and security prompted a controversial referendum for Hawaii to join Oceania. While the legitimacy of the referendum remained debated, Hawaii officially became a part of Oceania on Christmas of that year. The integration brought Hawaii's unique cultural identity and strategic importance into the Oceania fold.

Papuan Insurgency and Integration:

The aftermath of a communist coup in Papua New Guinea presented Oceania with a complex challenge. To ensure stability and security in the region, Oceania dispatched "peacekeeping" forces to Papua New Guinea. Over time, these forces facilitated the integration of the country into Oceania as the states of North Papua and South Papua. While the formal integration helped quell the turmoil in most parts of the region, an insurgency persisted in the jungles of West and North Papua, challenging Oceania's authority and highlighting the complexities of maintaining control over diverse territories.

Struggles and Triumphs:

As Oceania navigated the shifting geopolitical landscape, it faced a series of trials and triumphs. Balancing diplomatic efforts, military interventions, and internal governance proved challenging, but Oceania's commitment to democratic values, human rights, and regional stability remained unwavering. The federation's continued growth in technological innovation, sustainable development, and cultural exchange contributed to its rise as a global powerhouse.

Conclusion:

The period from 1990 onwards marked a dynamic era in Oceania's history, characterized by its allegiance to the League of Free Nations, the integration of Hawaii, and the complexities of managing territories such as Papua New Guinea. Oceania's alliances and adversaries shaped its journey as it navigated a rapidly changing world, leaving a lasting impact on the global stage and forging its path toward becoming a dominant force in the Pacific region.

## Sports

Rugby: Rugby is a beloved and widely played sport in Oceania. The Federation has a strong rugby tradition, with rugby union and rugby league being popular variants. The sport enjoys a status similar to real-world rugby in New Zealand and Australia.

Australian Rules Football: Australian Rules Football, often referred to as "Aussie Rules," is particularly popular in the Federation, mirroring its significance in Australia. The Federation hosts its own professional Aussie Rules league.

Surfing: With its extensive coastline, Oceania is known for its world-class surf spots. Surfing is not just a sport but also a way of life for many, with parallels to the surfing culture in Hawaii and Australia.

Basketball: Basketball enjoys a growing fan base and is a prominent sport within the Federation. The National Oceanian Basketball League (NOBL) is a popular professional basketball league.

Sailing: Given the Federation's maritime culture and extensive coastline, sailing is a prominent sport. The Federation hosts sailing regattas and competitions that are akin to Australia's strong sailing tradition.

Hula Dance: In Hawaii, hula dance is a traditional cultural practice that holds a prominent place in the Federation, particularly in Hawaii. Hula competitions and festivals are celebrated with great enthusiasm.

Parallels to Australia and Hawaii:

* Australia (Real-world Parallel): The Federation of Oceania's passion for Australian Rules Football reflects the sport's significance in real-world Australia. Like in Australia, Aussie Rules is a major spectator sport, and the Federation has its own professional league.
* Hawaii (Real-world Parallel): In the Federation, surfing and hula dance have strong parallels to Hawaii's real-world culture. Hawaii is renowned for its world-class surf breaks, and hula dance is not only a cultural practice but also a form of artistic expression and entertainment.

These sports and cultural practices within the Federation of Oceania draw inspiration from real-world counterparts in Australia and Hawaii, reflecting the diverse and vibrant sports culture of the fictional nation.

## Society and Culture

Daily Lives of Oceanian

1. Economy and Trade:

  - Major Industries: Oceania boasts a diverse economy with thriving industries such as advanced manufacturing, sustainable agriculture, renewable energy production, and high-tech research and development.

  - Trade Partners: Oceania engages in international trade with key partners such as the Republic of Alaska, Union of Britain, Republic of America, and nations within the League of Free Nations.

  - Economic Policies: Oceania's economic policies prioritize innovation, sustainable practices, and equitable wealth distribution to ensure prosperity for all citizens.

  - Sustainable Growth: The nation invests heavily in green technologies, leading to an eco-friendly economic landscape and a reputation as a global leader in sustainable development.

2. Culture and Arts:

  - Traditional Arts: Oceania celebrates its rich cultural heritage through traditional art forms, including intricate carvings, woven textiles, and indigenous dances that reflect the stories and beliefs of its diverse population.

  - Contemporary Expressions: The Federation is a hub for modern artistic expressions, including avant-garde galleries, experimental theaters, and music festivals that showcase the talents of emerging artists.

  - Literary Contributions: Oceania produces a myriad of literary works, from novels that explore cultural identity to poetry that captures the beauty of its landscapes.

3. Technology and Innovation:

  - Renewable Energy: Oceania leads the way in renewable energy adoption, with vast solar farms, wind energy installations, and hydroelectric projects that provide clean and sustainable power.

  - Space Exploration: The Federation invests in space research, with its own satellite program and collaboration with international space agencies for exploration and scientific discoveries.

  - Biotechnology: Oceania is at the forefront of medical and agricultural biotechnology, developing cutting-edge treatments and genetically modified crops to address global challenges.

4. Infrastructure and Urban Development:

  - Smart Cities: Oceania's urban centers are designed as smart cities, incorporating advanced technologies for efficient transportation, waste management, and sustainable living.

  - Transport Networks: High-speed rail systems, electric vehicle charging networks, and interconnected public transportation options contribute to reduced congestion and pollution.

  - Sustainable Architecture: Architecture blends modern designs with eco-friendly materials, creating urban landscapes that prioritize aesthetics, functionality, and environmental sustainability.

5. Healthcare and Well-being:

  - Universal Healthcare: Oceania ensures access to quality healthcare for all citizens through a robust universal healthcare system, bolstered by medical research and technology.

  - Public Health Initiatives: The Federation places emphasis on preventive measures, health education, and disease control, resulting in a healthy and informed population.

  - Medical Tourism: Oceania's state-of-the-art medical facilities attract medical tourists seeking advanced treatments and procedures.

6. Environment and Sustainability:

  - Climate Mitigation: Oceania is a champion of climate action, with strict regulations, carbon neutrality goals, and initiatives to protect delicate ecosystems from the impacts of climate change.

  - Conservation Efforts: The Federation establishes national parks, marine reserves, and wildlife sanctuaries to preserve its unique flora and fauna for future generations.

  - Green Initiatives: Oceania encourages sustainable practices among citizens, promoting waste reduction, recycling, and community-driven environmental projects.

7. Social Welfare and Inclusion:

  - Social Safety Nets: Oceania's comprehensive social welfare programs ensure that every citizen has access to basic needs, including housing, education, and healthcare.

  - Diversity and Inclusion: The Federation promotes diversity through policies that protect minority rights, encourage cultural exchanges, and celebrate its multicultural identity.

  - Equality Programs: Oceania actively addresses gender inequality and provides support for marginalized communities to ensure equal opportunities for all citizens.

8. Governance and Politics:

  - Democratic Values: Oceania upholds democratic principles, with transparent elections, separation of powers, and robust institutions that safeguard citizens' rights and freedoms.

  - Foreign Diplomacy: The Federation actively engages in diplomatic efforts to foster international cooperation, resolve conflicts, and promote global stability through its membership in the League of Free Nations.

9. Sports and Recreation:

  - Sports Culture: Oceania's residents have a passion for sports, with rugby, soccer, surfing, and outdoor adventures being integral to daily life and community bonding.

  - Sports Facilities: The Federation invests in state-of-the-art sports facilities and venues that host national and international tournaments, showcasing its athletic prowess.

10. Cuisine and Gastronomy:

   - Culinary Diversity: Oceania's cuisine is a fusion of traditional flavors and international influences, featuring a variety of fresh seafood, locally sourced produce, and indigenous ingredients.

   - Farm-to-Table Movement: The Federation promotes sustainable agriculture and local food production, resulting in a vibrant farm-to-table movement that supports local farmers and reduces food miles.

11. Tourism and Travel:

   - Natural Wonders: Oceania's stunning landscapes, including pristine beaches, lush rainforests, and majestic mountains, draw tourists seeking outdoor adventures and eco-tourism experiences.

   - Cultural Tourism: Visitors immerse themselves in local traditions, participating in cultural festivals, exploring indigenous heritage sites, and engaging with local communities.

12. Family and Social Dynamics:

   - Family Values: Oceania places a strong emphasis on family values, with close-knit communities and intergenerational bonds that foster a sense of belonging and support.

   - Work-Life Balance: The Federation promotes work-life balance, with flexible work arrangements and policies that prioritize well-being, allowing citizens to enjoy their personal lives alongside professional pursuits.

Each of these aspects contributes to the rich tapestry of life within the Federation of Oceania, highlighting its values, achievements, and ongoing commitment to growth, innovation, and the well-being of its citizens.

Societal of Oceania

1. Historical Landmarks:

   - The "Unity Obelisk" is a towering structure constructed using reclaimed materials from historical landmarks around the Federation, symbolizing the unity of diverse cultures and nations.

   - The "Freedom Arch," inspired by the triumphal arches of our timeline, serves as a solemn reminder of Oceania's struggle for freedom and independence, adorned with plaques commemorating key moments in the fight against oppression.

2. Religion and Beliefs:

   - Oceania's indigenous spiritual practices, akin to real-world Native American spirituality, are celebrated through annual "Sacred Rites Gatherings," where diverse communities come together to share rituals, stories, and practices.

   - "Interfaith Retreats" foster dialogue among various faiths, drawing inspiration from real-life interfaith initiatives aimed at promoting mutual understanding and harmony.

3. Language and Communication:

   - Indigenous languages like "Māoritanga" and "KooriLingo" are integral to Oceania's education system, reflecting real-world efforts to revitalize and preserve endangered languages through immersive language programs.

4. Transportation Networks:

   - The "Ocean Express" high-speed rail system, drawing inspiration from real-life high-speed rail advancements, seamlessly connects coastal cities, reducing travel time and emissions, while providing breathtaking views of the ocean.

5. Emergency Preparedness:

   - "Resilient Hubs" serve as disaster-ready community centers, equipped with renewable energy sources, medical supplies, and communication systems, influenced by real-world community disaster preparedness efforts.

6. Media and Communication:

   - The "InfoSmart" campaign, similar to real-world media literacy programs, educates citizens on discerning credible sources and understanding the impact of information dissemination in the digital age.

7. Higher Education and Research:

   - "Innovation Hubs" in Oceania, modeled after prestigious research institutions of our timeline, collaborate on projects spanning renewable energy, medicine, and space exploration, fostering interdisciplinary breakthroughs.

8. Cultural Celebrations:

   - "Harmony Fest" embraces the cultural diversity of Oceania, echoing real-world multicultural festivals, where food, music, and art celebrate the fusion of traditions from around the Federation.

9. Social Innovation:

     - The "Bright Future Fund" empowers grassroots initiatives similar to real-world social impact funds, supporting projects addressing poverty, education, and healthcare at the community level.

10. Alternative Energy Sources:

     - Tidal energy farms, akin to real-world projects, harness the power of ocean tides to generate electricity, reducing the Federation's reliance on fossil fuels and contributing to a greener future.

11. Legal System:

     - The "Guardian Court" ensures the Constitution's integrity, inspired by real-world constitutional courts that safeguard democratic principles and uphold citizens' rights.

12. Wildlife Conservation:

     - The "Marine Guardians Initiative" establishes vast marine sanctuaries, taking inspiration from real-world marine conservation efforts, protecting marine biodiversity and habitats.

13. Fashion and Design:

     - The Federation's sustainable fashion movement, similar to real-world trends, showcases designers who prioritize eco-friendly materials and ethical production, setting global fashion standards.

14. Tourism and Travel:

     - "Eco-Explorer Expeditions" offer real-world eco-tourism experiences, allowing travelers to immerse themselves in untouched landscapes, fostering environmental awareness.

15. Family and Social Dynamics:

     - "Wisdom Centers" mirror real-world initiatives promoting intergenerational knowledge exchange, ensuring traditions, values, and wisdom are passed down to future generations.

By intertwining these elements with our timeline's developments, the lore of the Federation of Oceania becomes a compelling blend of real-world inspiration and creative imagination, offering a deeper and more engaging narrative for this fictional nation.

## Media

News Stations:

* Oceanian Broadcasting Corporation (OBC): The Oceanian Broadcasting Corporation is the primary government-funded news agency and broadcaster. It provides national and international news through television, radio, and online platforms. The OBC is known for its commitment to objective journalism and is funded by the government to ensure impartial reporting.
* Oceanian News Network (ONN): A privately-owned and independent news network, ONN offers a different perspective on current events. It's known for its investigative journalism and in-depth reporting on both domestic and international issues.

Television Channels:

* Oceanian Broadcasting Network (OBN): OBN is the flagship public service television network, offering a wide range of programming, including news, documentaries, and cultural shows. It reflects the values and diversity of the Federation.
* Oceanian Sports Network (OSN): OSN is dedicated to sports coverage, broadcasting a variety of sports events, including rugby, Aussie Rules, basketball, and surfing competitions. It also airs sports analysis and talk shows.
* Oceanian Cultural Network (OCN): OCN focuses on promoting and preserving the diverse cultures and traditions within the Federation. It broadcasts cultural festivals, hula dance performances, indigenous art exhibitions, and documentaries about cultural heritage.
* Oceanian Educational Network (OEN): OEN provides educational content for all age groups, including programs on science, history, and technology. It is an important resource for students and lifelong learners.
* Oceanian Lifestyle Channel (OLC): OLC offers lifestyle and entertainment content, including cooking shows, travel programs, and reality TV. It highlights the diverse and vibrant lifestyle within the Federation.
* Oceanian Kids Channel (OKC): Geared towards children and families, OKC airs educational and entertaining content, animated series, and youth-oriented shows.

Here is the sample TV guide of all channels for Federation of Oceania

1. Oceanian Broadcasting Network (OBN)

2. Oceanian Sports Network (OSN)

3. Oceanian Cultural Network (OCN)

4. Oceanian Educational Network (OEN)

5. Oceanian Lifestyle Channel (OLC)

6. Oceanian Kids Channel (OKC)

7. Oceanian News Network (ONN)

8. New Zealand One (NZ1)

9. Papua Pacific Channel (PPC)

10. Aloha Television (ATV)

11. Pacific Discovery Channel (PDC)

12. Surf Oceania TV (SOTV)

13. Science and Nature Network (SNN)

14. Oceanian Seven (O7)

15. Oceanian Nine (O9)

Also to key note that these channels are exclusive to Federation of Oceania and cannot be viewed in other nation apart from the home nation

## Trivia

For the media of Oceania: For each of the numbers correspond to a tv service

1. The flagship public service television network offering a wide range of programming, similar to real-world ABC in Australia.

2. Dedicated to sports coverage, similar to real-world Fox Sports. Features rugby, Aussie Rules, basketball, and surfing competitions.

3. Promotes and preserves diverse cultures and traditions, akin to the real-world National Indigenous Television (NITV) in Australia.

4. Provides educational content for all age groups, similar to real-world educational channels like ABC Me in Australia.

5. Offers lifestyle and entertainment content, similar to lifestyle channels such as Foxtel Lifestyle in Australia.

6. Geared towards children and families, akin to real-world children's channels like ABC Kids in Australia and Cartoon Network.

7. A privately-owned and independent news network with similarities to real-world news networks like CNN and BBC.

8. Represents New Zealand's interests, offering news, entertainment, and cultural programs, inspired by TVNZ in New Zealand.

9. Focuses on Papua's cultural richness and diversity, similar to Papua New Guinea's Kundu TV.

10. A Hawaii-based channel, providing content that reflects the unique culture, traditions, and lifestyle of the Hawaiian Islands.

11. Showcasing documentaries, wildlife programs, and educational content, inspired by real-world channels like National Geographic.

12. A channel dedicated to surfing, drawing inspiration from real-world surf lifestyle channels like The Surf Channel.

13. Focusing on science, natural history, and environmental content, akin to real-world science and nature channels.

14. The Federation's equivalent of Channel 7, offering a mix of news, sports, entertainment, and popular shows.

15. The Federation's counterpart to Channel 9, featuring news, sports, drama, and reality programming.

For the sport of Oceania:

* Australia (OTL): The Federation of Oceania's passion for Australian Rules Football reflects the sport's significance in real-world Australia. Like in Australia, Aussie Rules is a major spectator sport, and the Federation has its own professional league.
* Hawaii (OTL): In the Federation, surfing and hula dance have strong parallels to Hawaii's real-world culture. Hawaii is renowned for its world-class surf breaks, and hula dance is not only a cultural practice but also a form of artistic expression and entertainment.

For the military of Oceania: it is a parallel to the Australian Military

* Oceanian Army: Modelled after the Australian Army in terms of structure and roles. It shares similarities in its ground operations and defence capabilities
* Oceanian Navy: Aligned with the Royal Australian Navy, responsible for maritime security and protection of coastal waters.
* Oceanian Air Force: Modelled after the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF), responsible for air defence, aerial combat, and reconnaissance.
* Oceanian Coast Guard: Similar in structure and responsibilities to the Australian Border Force, focusing on maritime law enforcement, search and rescue, and coastal protection.