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New South Wales
Edward hargraves was the first person to discover gold with John lister at bathurst in 1851. -
Victoria
Gold was also found in the central highlands in Victoria -
South Australia
Thomas Brady and Thomas Smith discovered gold
in Teetulpa in 1866. Teetulpa is north of Adelaide
and the conditions were hot and dusty for the
miners. -
Queensland
In 1867 John Nash discovered gold in Gympie
didn’t take long for this news to get around and 2
months later 25,000 miners had relocated to
Gympie in the hope of finding gold. -
Northern territory
In 1871 construction workers building an
overland telegraphy line between Alice Springs and
Darwin found gold by accident. -
Tasmania
On the Tamar River is the deep shaft Beaconsfield
mine. -
Western Australia
Western Australia was actually the last state or
territory to join the gold rush, however it proved to
be the richest, found by Arthur Bayley and Williams Flat near a water hole in coolgardie.