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Lieutenant James Cook sails to Australia and names Point Lookout. He also names other landmarks across Moreton Bay.
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A cotton plantation was set up at Moongalba, however it was closed shortly after.
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A ship called Prosperity sank leaving 5 survivors. The ship was carrying sugar machinery for Mourilyan Harbour.
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In 1930, Bert Clayton sets up the first tourism venture on South Gorge, Point Lookout. Bert purchased the land and gusts camping in tents initially but later on were accommodated in cabins
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A ferry called the Amazon (later called the Karboora) starts to transport cars and motor vehicles. It fist landed north of the Dunwich Convict Causeway.
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A barge called Lookout begins to operate. The Myora ferry then later the Moongoolba ferry starts to do runs.