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New South Wales
New South Wales established first settlement in Western Australian at King George Sound as a convict-supported millitary garrison, named Frederick Town but renamed Albony in 1832. -
British Territory
The whole of Australia was claimed as British territory when Major Edmund Lockyer formally annexed the western portion in a ceremony at King George Sound. -
Charles Sturt
Sturt arrived at Goolwa, having charted the Murray River. -
Sydney Herald
The Sydney Herald (later to become The Sydney Morning Herald) was first published. -
Swan River Colony
Swan River Colony had its name changed to Western Australia. -
Copper
Copper was discovered at Burra in South Australia. -
First University
Australia's first university, the University of Sydney, was founded. -
Victoria and New South Wales
Victoria separated from New South Wales. -
Gold Rush!!!
The Victorian gold rush started when gold was found at Summerhill Creek and Ballarat. -
Voting is happening, SON!
All men over 21 years of age obtained the right to vote in South Australia.