Yep, there were no "Australian pennies" at all in 1892, and none of the other colonies were making them, either; it'll be British.
1892 British pennies are quite common, especially in low grades - and most of the British pennies of the Victorian period found here in Australia are indeed quite heavily worn; supplying nice new shiny coins to the colonies was never high on the priority list of Imperial economic planners; coins tended to stay in circulation until they were worn flat.
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