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Aboriginal people and the colony of NSW On January 26, 1788 the British arrived at what is now known as Sydney, New South Wales, with the intention of taking possession of the land in the name of the British Government and the King, and of staying. From the website Australian History Timeline |
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NSW 1819 - convict gulag or place of opportunity? In 1819 the life of the working class in newly-industrialised England is harsher than the life and opportunities open to the children of convicts in the colony of NSW. From the website Australian History Timeline |
Gold, more than any other single factor, transformed the Australian colonies. From the website Constructing Australia |
With Australia at war in Vietnam in 1967, suddenly Prime Minister Harold Holt disappeared without a trace—an event unparalleled in the history of western democracy. From the website Australian History Timeline |
The terrible defeat suffered by the Australian and New Zealand forces under British command at Gallipoli changed General John Monash's attitude to how to fight the Great War. From the website Australian History Timeline |
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General John Monash strived to ensure soldiers that had fought in the Great War received due honour, recognition and assistance. He played a pivotal role in creating Anzac Day commemorations. From the website Australian History Timeline |