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"broad" was an old-fashioned slang in North America for a woman.
Like saying "dame." (popular in the 1940's and earlier )
Dunno how current the term is in Australia.
"bird" is a British slang for a female love-interest, I think... or just a woman?
Probably uncommon in Australia, but Australians are thoroughly-familiar with British slang, at least through television. (TV is how I know "bird" )
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