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Captain Cook Mapped Out The East Coast
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captain cook was murdered 14 February in Hawaii
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prisoners were becoming too common and to cramped
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The First Flett making up of 11 ships (Fishburn, Lady Penryn, Golden Grove, Borrowdale, HMS Sirius, HMS Supply, Friendship, Alexander, Scarborough, Price of Wales and Charlotte) landed in Botany Bay on the 24 of January 1788.
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After the first Fleet arrived, a second Fleet of ships arrived in Sydney Cove
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Captain Arthur Phillip and Captin James Cook and settlers start to die or get sick of starvation including diseases in the food.
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Free settlers arrive in Austraila
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George Bass and Matthew Flinders left Sydney to explore Van Diemen's Land.
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Governor John Hunter named Bass Strait in honour of George Bass.
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In 1803, the Sydney Gazette and NSW advertiser were first printed.
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The British colonisation of Tasmania took place between 1803 and 1830. Tasmania, as well as Vic, SA, WA and QLD, were also established in the 1800s.
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Irish start a rebellion in Australia
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Colonies found a leading path through the blue mountains, to transport many items to different colonies in the future.
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the first commercial batch of wool is shipped from Sydney to England.
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The bank of NSW (which will eventually become Westpac) is established
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New Holland was chosen to be named Australia
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In 1817, the first bank in Australia was the bank of NSW established in Sydney
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Van diemans land is proclaimed as a separate colony for NSW. During this process, manying resources were gathered for the British and Aboriginals.
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British Government had legislated a sterling currency for the colony in 1825.
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Swan river is proclaimed WA, however, the name swan river colony remained informal use for many years after
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The Chisholms decided to spend leave in Australia and arrived in Sydney in the Emerald Isle in September 1838.
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During the 1840s transportation to the east coast of Australia ended.
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Victoria was separated from NSW and became its own colony, with the riches goldfields in Australia located in Victoria at the time.
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In 1851, in Bathurst Australia, Australian prospectors struck gold and many miners became wealthy
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Ned Edward Kelly was born in Beveridge Victoria 1854
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The indigenous Australian's first occupied Queensland. Queensland was named in honour of Queen Victoria. Queensland was separated from NSW.
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In 1863, the first formal rugby football club was formed at Sydney University.
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In 1873, an Englishman William Christie Gosse became the first to discover Uluru.
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the bushranger Ned Kelly was at a two-hour shoot out at the Glentown inn a policemen shot at his legs, therefore, Ned fell to the ground then being convicted of murder and theft he finally got hung at the Old Melbourne Gaol.
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In 1883, governors decided to establish a federal council for Australia dedicated to serving us as a country
