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Japan migration
Small numbers of Japanese began to emigrate to Australia in the late 1800s they were attracted by the thriving pearling industry of the north with the introduction of diving suits in the 1880,pearling companies recruited skilled Japanese divers to replace the indigenous Australian workers they had previously used. -
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central and south asia migration
In the mid 1800s south Asia and with expeditions to inland Australia at their peak, explores and settlers though horses and wagons were not the best idea for long travel, as a solution they used camels for crossing the hot and dry terrain. It was also smart to recruit Cameleers people who were skilled with animals. Fun fact The last cameleer ride ever was in 1952 -
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Chinese migration
In the early 1850s about 7000 Chinese people migrated to Sydney, because they heard the news about the gold rush and they thought that they would try to grab some gold as well. -
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Germany migration
Germany settlement began in 1838,The Germans dock in Adelaide in south Australia then moved to Queensland.
once again recruited by agents emigrated to Queensland between 1861 and 1866 when it was brought to a halt though economical factors, war and after that they started immigration resumed in 1870.