What do you eat for Thanksgiving - Curious Australian

Hey there I am a Yank living in Australia, so I love this topic. I get asked all the time. It is hard to find some of the stuff I would normally cook for Thanksgiving here, so I usually get a little creative and make a few things.
Pumpkin pie is a staple at Thanksgiving dinner, and since I can't find the canned pureed stuff here, I just roast and puree my own pumpkin.
Cranberry sauce and Turkey of course (I think you can order a whole turkey from the butchers but I just buy the small portion since there is only a couple of us).
I love green bean casserole, so I have that every year. If you find a recipe and are trying to follow it you will notice that you can't get French's onions here, but a good substitute is "fried shallots" in the Asian grocery section.
The rest is pretty easy, any other side dishes you like.

We celebrated twice (once with each family):

Both families had:

Roasted turkey
Glazed ham
Mashed potatoes made with milk, butter, salt, pepper
Sweet potatoes - one family made them like mashed potatoes, the other roasted them with some sort of sauce
Cranberry sauce - Canned or homemade
bread / rolls
Corn pudding (similar to a corn casserole?)
Green beans

Black olives, tortilla chips with guacamole, and a crudite tray are a tradition on my side.
Pumpkin roll for dessert is a tradition on his.

When my family does it, we do it "pot luck" / "Covered Dish" style, where everybody brings a piece of the meal. The host cooks the meat and everyone else brings side dishes and desserts. Makes the cleanup easier.