Jessica tells Kookaburra's local historian that her great-uncle Eamonn McGill was her grandmother's brother. "Brother-in-law" would be more genealogically accurate, as "McGill" would only be the grandmother's surname by marriage.
At the start when talking about buying up the 130,000 acres at sixpence an acre.
Mrs Fletcher incorrectly converts that to 10 cents.
Sixpence was approximately 5 cents.
Give Way signs in Australia are triangular in shape, not small rectangles.
A sign in the barn reads "do not pet or handle the horses". "Pet" as a verb is American English. In Australian English, "pat" would be used instead.
When Donald Jarvis is seen hung and dead his eye blinks.
At the very start a car comes to a stop on a dirt road. The driver gets out from the LEFT hand side of the car. In Australia, the driver's side is on the RIGHT.
A road sign depicting a road that has a lane going in either direction shows one wider arrow and a narrower arrow in the opposite direction. These signs do not exist.
Several left hand drive trucks can be seen.