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captain james cook first discovered australia in 1770
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Captain Arthur Phillip of the First Fleet, having decided to sail ahead of the rest of the fleet to prepare for the new settlement.
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5 of 6 ships was in a hard situation Second Fleet arrived
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the first ship of the third fleet and arrived in sydney cove
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George Bass and Matthew Flinders sailed from Sydney traveled from Tasmania,
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castle hill was also known as vinegar hill.
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the first australian bank was opened in macquarie place sydney the bank was renamed westpac in 1982 it was provided by Governor Lachlan Macquarie.
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New South Wales established first settlement in Western Australia at King George Sound. named Frederick Town but renamed Albany in 1832.
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Charles Sturt charted the Darling River.
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The convicts returned to new south wales
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Van Diemen's Land was changed to Tasmania
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Sydney and Melbourne are both linked to the electric telegraph
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John mcdouall stuart reached the centre of the continent
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Australia introduced by Norwegians in the Snowy Mountains.
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Great fire of Brisbane
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The gold was discovered at Gympie,Queensland
St Mary Mackillop founded sisters of st Joseph -
The transportation of convicts traveled to Western Australia ceased.
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The Overland Telegraph Line linking to Darwin and Adelaide opened
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Uluru was first found by Europeans, and they renamed it Ayers rock
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The Adelaide Steamship was formed
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First horse-drawn trams in Australia was changed to Adelaide
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in 1880 ned kelly was hung after murdering and stealing
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in 1883 the railways in melbourne and sydney were opened
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in 1887 the first test of cricket wa played against australia and england
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there was a competition between Adelaide and Melbourne
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An National Australasian Convection agrred to adopt the name
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The premiers except for Queensland and Western Australia, agreed to implement to the Corowa proposals.
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The Convention agreed on the final draft to be put to the people
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The national capital in New South Wales, was within 100 miles of Sydney Australia
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Western Australia enacted the full women's suffrage
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Several soldiers visited London to resist proposed changes to the agreed-upon constitution.
