Exactly the same as Australia. I remember the achilles heel of the wrestler George 'the animal' Steele was his 'collie flower ear'.
In Melbourne, Melbournian's pronounce the name of our city 'Mal-bun', but Yanks always pronounce it 'Mal-booorrrnnn'. In the Queen's English, it is probably 'Mal-burrnnn'.
Our Prime Minister recently made an embarrassing faux pas when she pronounced the word hyperbole as hi-per-bowl
Obviously she had only ever read the word, and never heard it used in conversation. It was quickly forgotten about, more than likely because most of her constituency of 'ordinary oarstralians', had neither read, nor heard the word in question. I, of course, had already encountered the word via the Michael Cuscuna penned booklet accompanying 'The Complete Blue Note Recordings of Grant Green and Sonny Clarke', where Cuscuna calls the Leonard Feather liner notes for Grant Green's 'Greenstreet' session as, 'entirely justified hyperbole'.