The satellite images for Australia were taken at different times and blended together later. Google Maps doesn't have any indication of which images were captured in which year, but you can find that information in Google Earth. You have to zoom in fairly close to the particular point you are interested in, and the image date of the point that the cursor is over is displayed in the status bar at the bottom. (For points that have no date, it probably means that the imagery for that point is a blend of two images taken on different days.)
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