Auckland New Zealand is 4 years, covers mainly anatomy and physiology, ethics etc the first year, second year was neuroscience, electrotherapy, cardioresp, musculoskeletal, developmental, pathology. Third year was practical with musculo, neuro and cardio placements 6 weeks each. 4th year was mainly prac with some specialty topics like spinal manips etc.

Otago New Zealand has a similar format but first year is a general health science with all prospective health sciences students together, dental, medical, pharmacology, physio's etc. Then a 3 year concentrated degree so 4 years in total.

Sydney Australia is 4 years with not dissimilar layout, however I have found that my students from Sydney now are closed minded in alot of their approaches. They are very "carr and shepard" focused with their neurology where as in New Zealand we were taught all apporaches from Wikipedia reference-linkBobaths key points to nurodevelopmental approaches and were told to choose what best suited the patient.

Good luck