-
In 1788 the First Fleet arrived in Australia between the 18th and 20th of January.
-
In 1889 Sir Henry Parks, five time premier of NSW urged for federation and made a speech in Tenterfield on the 24th of October.
-
In 1890 the Australian Federation Conference recommended to have a national convection to draft for the Commonwealth of Australia.
-
In 1891 the Australian national convention was held in Sydney.
-
In 1891-1894 there was economic depression which means that parliament loses interest in federation.
-
In 1893 a people’s conference was held in NSW to convince the parliament to have another federation convection.
-
In 1897- 1898 a Second National Convection was held in NSW, Sydney, Melbourne and Tasmania for federation.
-
In 1898 the referendums were held in NSW, South Australia, Victoria and Tasmania majority voted yes.
-
1899 in January a secret meeting was held to discuss changes to the constitution and Queensland participated in the voting (majority voted yes.)
-
In 1900 on the 5th of July the commonwealth of Australia was approved by the British parliament.
-
In 1900 on the 9th of July the commonwealth of Australia was signed by Queen Elizabeth.
-
In 1900 on the 31st of July Western Australia held the referendums (majority voted yes.)
-
In 1901 on the 1st of January in Central Park Sydney federation was declared and Edmond Barton was elected the first prime minister of Australia.
You are not authorized to access this page.