To “table” something in Australia means to bring it forward for discussion. This is the opposite of what Americans usually mean. The English that’s spoken in Australia is closer to British than to American English. If you are doing business in Australia, become familiar with the local vocabulary. Note the tendency to shorten just about any word whenever possible, and adding “ie” to it is a form of familiar slang: for example, brolly (umbrella) and lollie (candy). And yes, it’s true: “G’day” is the standard greeting.