We don't have slow worms here but she is a very impressive little reptile. There is a legless lizard in Australia but I have not seen them in the wild. My general rule of thumb is if they don't have legs, treat with a deal of caution. Viviparous reptiles are fascinating the way they just have the babies and leave them to their own devices, no nursing at all. When we had some born in our yard last March they were so young when we found them that one still had remnants of placenta on it.
The bluetongues are terrific to have if you grow vegetables (especially brassicas) as they clean up the snails, shells and all. Sadly, many people use snail pellets which kill the bluetongues if they eat snails that have eaten the pellets. Ringtail possums also are fatally attracted to the pellets. People can be so precious about their vegetable gardens.:roll:
Eastern Rosellas don't inhabit where we are, probably due to altitude and cold. We are 1,000 meters above sea level and many species of native fauna and flora seem to change at around 700 meters.