Internet connected according to Network Diagnostic but Safari can't connect

I just bought a new iMac in Australia yesterday; when I brought it back home and connected the ethernet cable to it I thought it would automatically connect to the internet as my other family members' Macs have in their homes, and as my old PC did.
Unfortunately it did not, so I bumbled through Network Setup in System Preferences with little idea of what I was doing and essentially hoped for a miracle. I copied the 'IP address', 'Router' address and 'Subnet mask' numbers over manually from my PC but that didn't work. I then selected 'Using DHCP' and it gave me a seemingly normal IP starting with 192.xxx.xxx.xxx and the same subnet mask. When I run 'Network Diagnostics' it says my internet connection appears to be working correctly, and there's green lights next to everything. But when I go to Safari and type in www.google.com it takes forever before finally telling me that "Safari can't connect as the server is not responding'.
I have scrolled through pages of this forum trying to find answers but I haven't yet. I tried changing the DNS addresses to the ones from OpenDNS but that didn't seem to work.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

What kind of connection do you have?
-DHCP, this assigns the IP automaticly
-PPPoE, you will have to enter the information from your ISP manually in rder to connect
If you copy the IP from another machine it will create an issue since IP´s are unique to for machine.
Can you verify you internet connection, just to make sure it actually works?
+you can connect with other machines?
- you have to look at the settings on you machine
+you can ping www.google.com from Network utility
- if you can you have a connection to the internet, there might be a problem with your DNS server
+you can connect with IP addresses but not the HTTP
- copy and paste googles IP into your web browser, if it connects you should contact you ISP or look for DNS trojans in your system
+what does network utility show of send errors and link speed.

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