Re: Have you got an Ozzie accent yet?
 

I once tried to say 'good on yer' but it felt like I was taking the piss. 'No worries' seems OK now. In fact I used to work with someone in the UK who said 'no worries' the whole time. Its becoming an international phrase.
When I first got here though, I used to ask for a Latte in a cafe, pronouncing the 'a' in Latte like cat (30 odd years living in Yorkshire by 'eck!). I found that they didn't always understand what this was. I now ask for a plum in the mouth style 'Larte' when I go in a cafe.