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It depends!
If you are talking about going abroad for high school, it doens't make a significant difference so long as you stay away from Chinese and Chinatown. It is because the purpose (or perhaps the only perhaps) is to improve your english and gain cultural exposure.
However, If you are talking about undergrad, the answer will be dependent upon what subject you want to specialize in and what your future career parth is (i.e., work or master/PhD degree). I graduated in Canada with one bachelor and one master degree and I did one year of post-grad work in the UK. Anyway, the story is. if you want to work right after your graduation, again, choice of country doesnt' make a big difference so long as you are in the famous school [For instance, in Canada, UT, UBC, Queen's, McGill, UWO and in Australia, USydney, UNSW, Melbourne]. On the other hand, if your are planning to proceed to master or even PhD, Canadian schools are better choices since the quality of of Canadian universities tends to be more consistent than that of AUstralian universities (please note that I am NOT saying that Australian schools are bad!)
The advantage of obtain a bachelor degree from Australian (famous) universitites is that these schools tend to have a pretty impressive placement record. If you don't believe me, you can check with the websites of various investment banks (like Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, CitiGroup) and see where their employees received their undergraduate training. It is fun, so do your research.
But again, if you are considering (or don't want to leave the PhD option out of the window) post-graduate degree (espeically doing PhD in the US), you may be better off to choose canadian schools since their systems are largely similar to that of the US and so it will make the transition much more smoothly.
Good luck!