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Henry Parkes urged for federation by giving a speech on how the colonies should come together and become a nation.
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The first National Australasian is held in Sydney and it drafts a constitution.
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Economic Depression means that the colonial parliament loses their interest in making Australia become a nation.
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A conference in Corowa urges for the parliaments to have another convention to decide on the draft constitution.
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A premiers conference finally decides that they should hold another new federation convention.
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Another conference is held in Bathurst renews the calls for another federation convention.
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A second convention is held in Adelaide, Sydney and Melbourne agrees to the constitution.
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Referendums are held in VIC, N.S.W, TAS and S.A to approve of the constitution. New South wales is the only one it isn't endorsed by.
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The Premieres hold another secret meeting to make a few changes to the constitution.
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1 January 1901 Australia becomes a nation in Centennial park, Sydney.