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On This Day in Australian History

‘On This Day in Australian History covers major Australian events and happenings occurring on a daily basis. Not only is the series of events noted, but the stories behind the events are also included.’ Not quite complete yet, and you need to subscribe to gain details about each event.
This Day in History
  1. Australian History - Portals & Directories :
    • new !Australian Studies Network, International
      ‘InASA’s aim is to promote links between the Australian and international Australian studies communities, and to lobby Federal and State governments to support the development of Australian studies internationally.’
    • Australian History
      Resource listing from the National Library. Very extensive.
    • Australian History Links
      Links for Australian history. Grouped under states, Maritime, museums, genealogy, convicts & bushrangers, Australian Art, Tourism, maps and councils.
    • History Pages Australia
      [Hugh Capel’s Australian History Pages : Nothing after 1901]
      ‘Interesting Items/Snippets from Australia’s Colonial Past.’ Covers three directories - pictures, features and controversies.
    • Sandra’s Home Page
      Australian history, especially convicts and government.
  2. Bushrangers :
  3. General Sites & Portals :
    • Black Friday
      ‘Explore the worst bushfires in Australia’s history. Watch and read eye-witness accounts from ‘39’ and read what experts have to say. Read newspaper reports and Royal Commission findings.’
    • David Atwell - Alternative & Future History
      What Australia might have been like if several scenarios had not gone the way they did. Example : Whitlam had not accepted his sacking.
    • History Trust of South Australia
      ‘The History Trust manages museums and encourages the community to enjoy, understand, preserve and benefit from South Australia’s distinctive history.’
    • Migration Heritage Centre
      Information regarding migration including personal information from migrants.
    • National Pioneer Women’s Hall of Fame
      Information about their contribution, place and role in Australia’s history.
    • new !Occupations in Australia
      An extensive listing of briefly annotated links covering occupations from Colonial Occupations through to teachers, scientists and writers. Some from local areas, others are at state and national level.
    • Pine Gap, History of
      Not much is known about this central Australian installation. Provides the installation’s history.
    • Story of the Blacks, The
      Online book covering Aboriginal history till the 1920s. Also includes Ned Kelly and Selling the Family Farm. Not necessarily ‘politically correct’.
  4. Goldrushes, The
    Including early discoveries, the major goldrushes and more.
  5. Shipwrecks in Australia :

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