21. Inter-Lace : Australian History Nineteenth Century Exploration of Australia An australian history Resource Created by Charles H. Smith Jennifer Rakestraw http://members.ozemail.com.au/~slacey/austhistory.htm

2005 Visitor s="na";c="na";j="na";f=""+escape(document.referrer) Australian History Weblinks Home Weblinks Search Encyclopedia ... Aboriginal History National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Educational Website ANZAC site visit Gallipoli Today Australia through time from Virtual Australia 100 Years of Australian Innovations - from 1901-2000 a timeline of Australian inventions Explorers Australian Explorers Exploration Zoom Explorers of Australia - Zoom School site which has summaries and detailed information easily identified in alphabetical order. Nineteenth Century Exploration of Australia Project Gutenburg - Explorers - very comprehensive site with lots of links, a great time line of Australian exploration and extensive maps of explorers' journeys. Ten Explorers Top Desert Explorers Inland Explorers Australian Explorers - Roma Reilly's site has a link to an easy-to-read version; includes maps.

22. Australian History A very brief history of Australia. This was also a turning point in australian history as the nation looked to closer ties with the USA and Asia as http://www.showroom.com.au/aushistory.htm

A Very Brief History of Australia NB: If you wish to search for a specific name or subject, type CTRL+F and enter the details. A number of reference points have been hyperlinked. Read all the text first. Afterwards, if you wish to learn more, click on the links. Please note that these reference links will take you to another website. Sorry if the web page takes a little while to load. It is a living page which changes regularly and continues to grow. Once fully loaded, Contents headings are targeted and therefore will link instantaneously. CONTENTS The First Australians Terra Australis Incognita Pioneers and Heroes National Identity ... The Corrugated Iron Flag The First Australians Eons ago: Australia broke away from the massive Gwandanaland forming the world's first continent in the southern hemisphere. This super continent, Sahul included New Guinea, Tasmania and the Australian mainland until they separated about 8,000 years ago. Australia is the oldest and flattest land on Earth. It is sometimes referred to as ' Gwandana 60,000 - 40,000 BC:

23. Flinders Ranges Research And South Australian History Flinders Ranges Research provides historical information and research services on both South Australia and the Northern Territory. http://www.southaustralianhistory.com.au/home.htm

Welcome to the largest, and premier website, for Historical Information about SOUTH AUSTRALIA and the Northern Territory About Us Publications Contact us Advertising ... Links Outback Research and History Consultancy Flinders Ranges Research provides Consultant and Research services, at competitive fees , on almost any topic of SOUTH AUSTRALIAN HISTORY and related topics of Northern Territory History. Flinders Ranges Research undertakes research, evaluates information, presents reports and writes material for publication of South Australian History. This can be a leaflet, a small booklet or a major publication. It is particularly the History of South Australia, its Outback and Flinders Ranges, including Mining and Family History, we try to research and promote. Flinders Ranges Research will undertake Land Title Searches, Heritage Surveys and advice on resources for those who like to do their own research and/or self-publishing. Flinders Ranges Research will even provide a 'tour guide service' for those people who like to find out a little more about the area they are travelling through.

24. Chinese Australian History Museum that has exhibits and holds cultural events that tell stories of early Chinese settlers. http://home.vicnet.net.au/~mcah/cah.htm

Chinese Australian History The history of the Chinese in Australia is on show in the Central Equity Gallery on the third floor of the Museum. An exhibition highlighting the Museum's collection, accumulated over the past ten years is on show, with a wide variety of objects including old dragon and lion heads, traditional wedding costumes, shoes worn by women with bound feet, Cantonese opera banners and children's toys, currency, dolls and much more, depicting the life of Chinese immigrants over the past 150 years. A highlight of the exhibition is a display illustrating the achievements and activities of the Young Chinese League of Melbourne. The audio-visual theatre on the first floor houses a dynamic, multi-screen presentation of images and sounds - "Early Days", "Race Relations" and "Settlers". Here, too, are held public lectures and seminars on facets of Chinese -Australian history and culture. Finding Gold Cultural Classes Chinatown Heritage Walks School Excursions ... Home page

25. CHINESE MUSEUM This museum in Melbourne exhibits Chinese australian history and culture. See a map of Chinatown or find out about visiting the museum. http://home.vicnet.net.au/~mcah/welcome.htm

CHINESE MUSEUM 22 Cohen Place Melbourne AUSTRALIA 3000 Phone: +61 3 9662 2888 Fax: +61 3 9663 2693 Finding Gold Chinese Australian History Cultural Classes Chinatown Heritage Walks ... Map of Chinatown Agu, 1996 Bronze urns dug from the Victorian goldfields, a queue ("pigtail") cut off its wearer last century, and the debutante balls of the Young Chinese League from the 1930's evoke some of the richness of the Chinese contribution to Australia's history. A living part of Melbourne's modern Chinatown, the Chinese Museum was brought into being in 1985 to document, preserve and display the history of Australians of Chinese descent. An exiting range of changing exhibitions, audiovisual presentations, heritage tours and public seminars are some of the ways by which Australia's Chinese community shares its past, its culture, and its values with wide society, through the Museum. Opening Hours Sunday - Friday Saturday Admission Adults $6.50 If you like, please e-mail us.

26. Australian History - The Missing Links australian history is almost always picturesque; indeed, it is also so curious and strange, that it is itself the chiefest novelty the country has to offer http://www.convictcreations.com/history/

"Australian history is almost always picturesque; indeed, it is also so curious and strange, that it is itself the chiefest novelty the country has to offer and so it pushes the other novelties into second and third place. It does not read like history, but like the most beautiful lies; and all of a fresh new sort, no mouldy old stale ones. It is full of surprises and adventures, the incongruities, and contradictions, and incredibilities; but they are all true, they all happened." ( Mark Twain, 1897 ) Convicts Troublemakers Timeline Timeline of major events The first bushranger John 'Black' Caesare Descriptions First hand accounts of Convict life Resistance Pemulwuy Crimes Type of crimes committed The gentleman Matthew Brady Escapes Convict escape attempts The honest man Brave Ben Hall Voice Thoughts of a Convict Forbidden love Mary Anne Bugg Class war Conflict between Convicts and free settlers The underdog's champion Ned Kelly Larrikins Profiles of larrikin Convicts Defiance The female factories Music Convict music Jesus like Mary McKillop Legacy Legacy - Page 1 Tough as old boots Molly Morgan Legacy - Page 2 Conviction Irish rebels 20/21st century troublemakers Second century War Time Line Timeline of major events Eureka stockade The first Diggers.

27. Australian Cultural Timelines Although Ned remains a controversial figure in australian history, the only other figures of Kelly s stature are the cricketer Don Bradman, http://www.convictcreations.com/history/timeline.htm

- Convicts Timeline Crimes Life Escapes Voice Class war Larrikins Music Slang Legacy 1 Legacy 2 Troublemakers John Caesare Pemulwuy Matthew Brady Ben Hall M. AnneBugg Ned Kelly Female factory Mary Mckillop Molly Morgan Irish rebels - War - Eureka rebellion Digger culture Gallipoli Tobruk Long Tan Kokoda John Simpson Nancy Wake Anzac Day The enemy - 20th Century - Timeline Federation Prime Ministers Multiculturalism Mabo Republic Olympics Email C C c Australian History Timeline Table of contents Dreamtime to 1899 70,000 - 20,000 BC - The Bradshaw people Aboriginal occupation; The wreck of the Bativia; Transportation of Convicts; ... 2nd century The Bradshaw artists From around 70,000 BC to 20,000 BC a group of humans painted what is known as the Bradshaws . These people were culturally distinct from all the 18th century Aborigines. Whereas 18th century Aboriginal paintings used geography and animals as their subject matter, the Bradshaw artists focussed on themselves. The broad-shouldered depictions of the Bradshaw humans seem reminiscent of Egyptian hieroglyphics. The slanted prolific features of the human face are reminiscent of Mayan pictures. Unlike traditional Aboriginal art which acted as a kind of encyclopaedia, it is not known what purpose the Bradshaw paintings served.

28. Australian History - Stories From The South West Of Western Australia Stories about the history of the south west of Western Australia. http://www.southwestlife.com.au/history.htm

Click here to make us your Homepage Join our mailing list to receive updates on what's happening in the south west: Subscribe Unsubscribe Click here to do business with South West Life HISTORY April 2005 A Better Class Of Bomber November 2004 St Mary's Primary School Celebrates 100 Years September 2004 Sisters of Mercy, Bunbury May 2004 Wonnerup House Mar 2004 The Dardanup Heritage Trail Feb 2004 The HMAS Sydney Visits Bunbury Jan 2004 The South West Internment Camp Dec 2003 Koombana Bay Wrecks Oct 2003 May Gibbs and Stirling's Cottage Sep 2003 The Donnybrook Goldrush May 2003 Trooper Allan Cummings Apr 2003 St Marks Church, Bunbury

29. J. S. Battye Library Of West Australian History Battye Library The JS Battye Library of West australian history (Battye Library) identifies, collects, organises, preserves and provides access to Western http://www.liswa.wa.gov.au/battye.html

Site Search J S Battye Library of West Australian History The J S Battye Library of West Australian History (Battye Library) identifies, collects, organises, preserves and provides access to Western Australia's published documentary heritage as well as collections of original Western Australian historical records. Services based on information about Western Australia are provided to a wide range of clients regardless of location. The Battye Library has specific responsibilities for the preservation of, and access to, these collections as part of the nation's heritage. Photographic copies of images in the Pictorial Collection can be ordered. Information on how to order an image from the Pictorial Collection is available. Another important service is collecting and providing information about government and community organisations. This is done through the Infolink Government and Community Information Database which the State Library maintains. Entries for the Infolink Calendar of Special Dates are also included in this database. The Battye Library's Collection Development Policy , which includes the Infolink Database Policy , guides the acquisition of Western Australian documentary heritage materials and provides details not only on what material is collected, but also access to it, and its preservation. Specific guidelines for the collection of electronic publications are covered by the

30. Western Perspectives On A Nation This site tells the story of Western Australia, through the twentieth century, using images from the JS Battye Library of West australian history. http://www.liswa.wa.gov.au/wepon/

The Land The Sea Architecture Mining The Land The Sea Architecture Mining ... acknowledgements

31. Community History Unit Community History Fund The South australian history Fund encourages and supports historical societies, museums, local councils and other eligible community organisations to http://www.history.sa.gov.au/chu/programs/ch_fund.htm

About Us Programs History Resource Centre Glass Negatives Collection ... Accreditation Program South Australian History Fund Advice and Training S.A. History Projects State History Conference History Matters ... S.A. Community History Directory South Australian History Fund (formerly Community History Fund) The South Australian History Fund encourages and supports historical societies, museums, local councils and other eligible community organisations to research, publish and preserve aspects of South Australia’s social and community history. Since its establishment, the South Australian History Fund has supported the following: Publications: Well-written and well-researched histories which have a South Australian focus, in particular a regional, local or specialist focus, in the form of books, pamphlets, booklets, CDs, historical walking and driving tours Projects: Marking of heritage trails Conservation work on significant items related to a community’s history Purchase of equipment for oral history projects Employment of a professional historian or editor to assist in research or preparation of a history publication Interpretation projects in local cemeteries Digitising locally significant photographic or document collections Regional collaborative history projects Research: One to three year major research projects that lead to a scholarly publication about South Australian history The grant round opens each year on 1st June and closes on 31st August. The Fund is announced in the

32. Australian History This is the 1column subject guides template for the Library. http://www.library.adelaide.edu.au/guide/hum/history/Aust-general.html

@import "/lib/house.css"; The University of Adelaide Library Guides Help ... Search Australian History: a general guide to resources, including South Australia Guides for more specific Australian and indigenous subjects currently taught by the Department of History are listed here CONTENTS WWW RESOURCES REFERENCE TOOLS FOR AUSTRALIA IN GENERAL Encyclopaedias and Dictionaries ... indexes and bibliographies Specific topics Australian Aborigines Conservation and Heritage Discovery and Exploration Immigration and Multiculturalism ... FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA Encyclopaedias and Dictionaries Atlases Guides and Directories Biography Chronology Bibliography PRIMARY SOURCES: AUSTRALIA AND SOUTH AUSTRALIA The Catalogue Theses Australian Dictionary of Biography Parliamentary Publications Newspapers Other useful source materials CONTENTS WWW RESOURCES REFERENCE TOOLS FOR AUSTRALIA IN GENERAL Encyclopaedias and Dictionaries ... indexes and bibliographies Specific topics Australian Aborigines Conservation and Heritage Discovery and Exploration Immigration and Multiculturalism ... FOR SOUTH AUSTRALIA Encyclopaedias and Dictionaries Atlases Guides and Directories Biography Chronology Bibliography PRIMARY SOURCES: AUSTRALIA AND SOUTH AUSTRALIA The Catalogue Theses Australian Dictionary of Biography Parliamentary Publications Newspapers Other useful source materials CONTENTS WWW RESOURCES REFERENCE TOOLS FOR AUSTRALIA IN GENERAL Encyclopaedias and Dictionaries ... Electronic Data Bases ,

33. Women In Australian History This is the 1column subject guides template for the Library. http://www.library.adelaide.edu.au/guide/soc/women/WAH.html

@import "/lib/house.css"; @import "/lib/house.css"; The University of Adelaide Library Guides Help ... Search Women in Australian History For any further help in finding or using these resources please come in to see or contact your Research Librarian for Gender Studies, ph. 83033706 Margaret Hosking (Mon, Tues, Wed am) or her assistant, Peter Jacobs (Wed pm, Thurs am, Fri am) CONTENTS Dictionaries, encyclopaedias, handbooks etc Biography Journal articles Bibliographies ... Primary sources, images and guides to them CONTENTS Dictionaries, encyclopaedias, handbooks etc Biography Journal articles Bibliographies ... Primary sources, images and guides to them CONTENTS Dictionaries, encyclopaedias, handbooks etc Biography Journal articles Bibliographies ... Primary sources, images and guides to them Last update Peter Jacobs Margaret Hosking August 2004 Dictionaries, encyclopaedias, handbooks etc. Ref 994 A9425 (another set in main collection) Australians:. A Historical Library v.1 Australians to 1788, ed. D.J. Mulvaney. v.2 Australians: 1838, ed. A. Atkinson.

34. Chinese Heritage Of Australian Federation Project The Chinese australian history Resources database is a collation of information gathered A survey of prominent researchers of Chinese australian history http://www.chaf.lib.latrobe.edu.au/history.htm

Chinese Australian History Resources database The majority of the material on the database was obtained from the following activities: A survey of prominent researchers of Chinese Australian History A survey of Victorian Historical Societies A survey of honours theses in history departments of universities around Australia Brief research visit to Darwin with information collected from the Northern Territory Library, Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, Northern Territory Archives and Geneaological Society of the Northern Territory. Brief research visit to Perth with information collected from the Chung Wah Association, Dr Anne Atkinson, Library and Information Service of Western Australia (particularly the Battye Library). Brief research visit to Canberra with information collected from ANU - Menzies Library, ANU - Butlin Archives, Dr Charles Price, National Library of Australia - Asian Collection. Brief research visit to Sydney with information collected from Dr Shirley Fitzgerald, City of Sydney.

35. Australian History Mysteries Welcome to the australian history MYSTERIES website developed by the National Museum of Australia and Ryebuck Media Pty Ltd. http://www.nma.gov.au/ahm/

Welcome to the AUSTRALIAN HISTORY MYSTERIES website developed by the National Museum of Australia and Ryebuck Media Pty Ltd. This site complements a video and print resource package developed by the above organisations. It draws on materials from a variety of museums, historical collections and historic sites to bring students a rich array of evidence about five case studies in Australian history. It has been designed for use at middle secondary level, but teachers will find the materials and ideas readily adaptable for both higher and lower levels. Go to www.ryebuck.com.au to learn more about Ryebuck Media. Click to enter the site Viewers of this site please take note that all external links originating from this site have been checked and were correct at time of publication DEC 2002.

36. Australian History Mysteries (Secondary) australian history Mysteries (Secondary) Attachments, Type, Size. australian history Mysteries. PDF, 901k. back to top. Site, This Section http://www.nma.gov.au/schools/school_resources/resources_purchase/australian_his

WriteStyleSheet('/','common'); WriteStyleSheet('/','nma_schools'); WriteStyleSheet('/','nma_standardEditorial'); In this section ... Contacts Events and Activitie ... Classroom resources Planning your visit Professional Develop ... Schools programs writeNavigateButton('/images/'); National Museum of Australia Home Schools Classroom resources Resources for purchase Australian History Mysteries (Secondary) Australian History Mysteries (Secondary) Topics: Discovery of Australia, female convicts, Eureka, frontier conflict, Ned Kelly Type: Curriculum materials Years: Key Curriculum Links: SOSE, HSIE, History Australian History Mysteries is a video, print and website resource developed in conjunction with Ryebuck Media. It draws on materials from a variety of museums, historical collections and historic sites to bring students a rich array of evidence about five case studies in Australian history. Designed for use at middle secondary level, teachers will also find the materials and ideas readily adaptable for both younger and older students. Case Study 1: Who 'discovered' Australia?

37. Exhibition - Rare Books Collection (Monash University Library) Early australian history. 6 April 30 June 2000. Virtual Exhibition. You may also read the text of the catalogue online. http://www.lib.monash.edu.au/exhibitions/history/

Skip to content Change text size Library home Catalogue ... Site map SEARCH Library website All of Monash enter search terms Monash University Library Exhibitions Rare Books Exhibition Early Australian History 6 April - 30 June 2000 Virtual Exhibition You may also read the text of the catalogue online. To understand our past we must be aware of it. The Australiana section of the Monash Rare Book Collection allows researchers to approach more closely to the experience of our ancestors. We find there the accounts of the early discoverers, settlers and explorers. The conditions under which they lived and their response to Australia's native inhabitants can be understood much better if we read what they wrote. The gold rushes, the traveller's accounts, the preoccupations of our forebears, such as the affair of the Tichborne Claimant, all take on an added dimension when we are able to re-live them in detail through the study of the contemporary texts. We have on display most of the landmark Australiana volumes: Dampier's account, Captain Cook's three voyages, the First Fleet Journals, the key exploration accounts, as well as such natural history classics as Gould's

38. Ronin Films - Australian History Ronin is a film distribution company based in Canberra, the national capital of Australia. http://www.roninfilms.com.au/video/1886377

if(self != top) top.location.href = self.location.href; Australian History Results 1 to 15 of 51: AFTERSHOCKS 1998 (M) 86 min AFTERSHOCKS dramatises the 1989 Newcastle earthquake and tells the story of the survivors. Writer Paul Brown and a team of researchers interviewed 32 people who experienced the collapse of the Newcastle Workers' Club during the earthquake and uses these interviews as the words of the real characters in AFTERSHOCKS... ANIMATED 1989 (G) 80 min A film which rolls 75 years of Australian animation history into 80 rip-roaring minutes of fun and high jinks. An off-the-wall, engagingly funny, slightly serious and brilliantly assembled collection of the maddest moments of Australia's unsung film art... BEACH, THE 2000 (Classification Exempt - Ronin Recommends: PG) 52 min An examination of what the beach means both to Australians and to those who come from other countries to enjoy it. WINNER! "Outstanding Achievement Award" - International Electronic Cinema Festival, Chiba, Japan, 2001... BENNY AND THE DREAMERS 1993 (G) 54 min BENNY AND THE DREAMERS is the extraordinary story of an Aboriginal tribal group's first contact with the white world. A small group of Pintupi living in west Central Australia today can remember their first meeting with a white man, their first impressions of the white man's world and their expectations of what the white world had to offer...

39. Australian History Links - Internet Links australian history links, Centenary of Federation, Historical images An annotated directory of websites relating to australian history compiled by the http://www.sl.nsw.gov.au/links/history/aust.cfm

Where you are: State Library of NSW Find Internet links History links this site About Find Services What's on PLS Internet links Search engines Internet tutorials Selection criteria ... New links Search Internet links Search guide Australian history links Australian history links, Centenary of Federation, Historical images NSW Local History Australian history links Australian heritage places inventory The Australian Heritage Places Inventory contains summary information about places listed in State, Territory and Commonwealth Heritage Registers. Australian history on the Internet An annotated directory of websites relating to Australian history compiled by the National Library of Australia. Australian memory of the world program A register of documents vital to Australia's history. This is one of 40 similar programs run by UNESCO for various countries of the world. It aims to preserve key documents in archives and library collections around the world and ensure that they are always available. Australia's prime ministers A biographical resource at the National Archives of Australia site. The bushranger site An educational site about Australian bushrangers. The site is hosted by the University of New England's School of Curriculum Studies server.

40. SANDRA'S HOMEPAGE AUSTRALIAN HISTORY australian history and other learning ideas. The Australian Tourism Commission has a very interesting page. There is also a photo gallery, http://www.angelfire.com/country/AustralianHistory/aussie.html

setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Angelfire Star Wars Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next SANDRA'S HOME PAGE AUSTRALIAN HISTORY Governors and Governors-Generals Opposition Leaders Early Australians ... Government House Canberra A.C.T. Australia Australia is a democracy under the Westminster system. The head of state is the monarch of England. THE AUSTRALIAN COAT OF ARMS The Australian Constitution - reference to the changing of the Constitution is in chapter VIII , No. 128 Other proclaimed flags http://www.ausflag.com.au/flags/oproc.html Another very informative link is here in our very own capital city of Western Australia, Australia, that being Perth. 'Gateway to Perth' has many varied and informative links itself. http://www.gtp.com.au The Australian Tourism Commission has a very interesting page. There is also a photo gallery, which is gives an insight as to the type of scenery we have here in various parts of Australia. http://www.aussie.net.au/index.aust

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