The world's first feature film was made in Australia.

That's correct! The Australian film 'The Story of the Kelly Gang' from 1906 is widely considered the world's first full-length feature film. With a running time of approximately 60 minutes, it broke the prevailing norm for shorter films at the time and depicted the infamous bushranger gang led by Ned Kelly. The film was a significant success in its day and helped pave the way for the longer film format globally.