The world ranking is similar to LSE and Durham University. Some versions of Bristol are also very tall. It is almost equivalent to about 5 in Britain and 10 in the United States.
In short, the University of Melbourne is Australia's 1 (although some versions of the world rankings will rank the Australian National University ahead of the University of Melbourne, the University of Melbourne in Australia is undoubtedly the first), and the top universities in each country enjoy good resources.
Besides, ranking actually means nothing to you. Although many versions now add graduate satisfaction and teacher-student ratio to the scoring factors, the main decision is the research results. But the research results are only related to 1% people in the university, and the research results are basically spent. At present, the technology gap in the world is not big, especially in the top powers such as Britain, the United States, Australia and Canada. The gap is the equipment, and to put it bluntly, the number of donors. The reason why American universities are strong depends on a strong economic system and many university sponsors.