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New Convict Settlement site
- Sir Thomas Brisbane directs John Oxley to find new suitable convict settlement site.
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Convict settlement is transferred
- The Morton Bay convict settlement is transferred to further up the Brisbane River.
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Governor visits Morton Bay.
3.Governor Brisbane visits Morton Bay settlement. -
John Oxley establishes Morton Bay convict settlement.
4.John Oxley establishes Morton Bay convict settlement as part of the New South Wales colony in Red cliff. -
The Old Windmill is built.
5.The Old Windmill is built by convicts in Brisbane.
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Christianity comes to Brisbane.
6.Christianity comes to Brisbane in 1838. -
Morton Bay is opened for free settlers.
- Morton Bay is opened to free settlers in January 1842.
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First news papers.
- the First newspaper where published in 1846.
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Queensland’s first governor arrives in Brisbane.
9.Queensland’s first governor, Sir George Ferguson Bowen arrives in Brisbane in 1859. -
The first Queensland elections.
10.The first Queensland elections were held in 1860. -
.First Telegraph lines.
11.First Telegraph lines are built in Brisbane in 1878. -
Colony free from New South Wales
12.Queensland is proclaimed as its own colony free from New South Wales in 1890.