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The first steam engine arrives in New South Wales via boat.
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By this time, six steam trains are currently active in Australia, working for coalmines.
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Built in England and shipped to Sydney, the Sophia Jane was the first steam paddle steamer to operate in Australia.
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The Surprise voyages from Sydney to Parramatta
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By 1840 over thirty trains were active and in service, with 26 working in flourmills and 10 in other industrial corporations.
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Peter Russell takes over the Sydney Foundry and Engineering Works, creating a significant mark on history because it produced iron and brass, along with many important other creations.
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There were many steamships running errands at this time, ranging from Sydney to Newcastle and Moreton Bay.