Does Australia have extradition treaty with us?

The United States and Australia do have an extradition treaty that governs the extradition of individuals wanted for criminal offenses between the two countries. The treaty was entered into on May 13, 1974, and has been in effect since October 22, 1976. Extradition between the two countries is conducted primarily pursuant to the terms and conditions stipulated in this treaty. The treaty specifies procedures, provisions, and safeguards surrounding the extradition process, and outlines conditions under which individuals, who are accused or convicted of certain crimes, may be extradited or surrendered from one country to the other.