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bygonely · 10 months
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Colorized Mugshots of Australia's Most Notorious Female Criminals of the 1920s
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timegents · 3 months
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THE pubs we visited on our road trip to Sydney’s inner-west in 2019 started their trading life as working class, blue collar establishments. The four pubs all opened over a century ago, frequented by wharfies, factory workers and customers well-known for their hard drinking and tough attitude. Balmain and Rozelle have changed though, and so have the customers at the pubs we visited – The Three Weeds, The Welcome, The Sackville and The Unity Hall (pictured). Read our review and the history of the three pubs at the Time Gents website:
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biographiness · 3 months
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Did you know that on this day in 1788, 1950, and 2001, some of the most important events in Australian and Indian history took place? 🇦🇺🇮🇳
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mycitizenshiptests · 4 months
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Navigating the Australian Citizenship Test - My Citizenship Test
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Australian Citizenship Test is the main step for individuals seeking to become Australian citizens. Designed to assess applicants' understanding of the country's values, history, and civic responsibilities, the test plays a pivotal role in the naturalization process. The examination covers a range of topics, including Australian democracy, indigenous cultures, and the privileges and responsibilities of citizenship. Prospective citizens must demonstrate a basic proficiency in English and a commitment to upholding Australian values. While the test is not meant to be overly challenging, it serves as a means to ensure that new citizens are well-informed about their adopted home. Successfully passing the Australian Citizenship Test is not only a legal requirement but also a symbolic affirmation of one's commitment to becoming an integral part of the diverse and inclusive Australian society. As the nation continues to welcome people from various backgrounds, the test remains an essential component in fostering a sense of shared identity and understanding among its citizens.
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otaviogilbert · 4 months
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Origins of Sydney and Melbourne: Unveiling the Meaning Behind 'Poak' and 'POI
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Delve into the fascinating origins of the names for Sydney and Melbourne, represented by the unique terms "poak" and "POI." Explore how these words, seemingly unrelated to the cities they represent, are actually derived from the breakup of the main ports – Port Jackson for Sydney and Port Phillip for Melbourne. Join me in unraveling the historical significance of these names, offering a nostalgic nod to the colonial days when sea trade played a pivotal role in the connection between Australia and Alora.
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evangelynepoet · 1 year
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Proof copy arrived today. They have excelled themselves & it’s quite surprising how fast! After a few changes will upload final copy, yay! #manovel #3rdnovel #autofiction #kdp #publishedunderimprint #Oz.one_publishing #fiction #familysaga #comingofage #mustread #authorimprint #australianhistory https://www.instagram.com/p/CqHuz64L0Xy/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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theaihistorian · 1 year
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On March 19, 1932, the Sydney Harbour Bridge opened to the public, a momentous occasion that marked the end of almost a century of planning and speculation. The bridge, which spans the Sydney Harbour in Australia, is a true engineering marvel, and its construction was a remarkable feat of human ingenuity and perseverance. To commemorate this historic event, we've created AI-generated imagery that captures the spirit of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and its enduring legacy. Our imagery features the iconic arches of the bridge, which soar high above the sparkling waters of the harbour. The warm hues of the sunrise reflect off the metal structure, creating a stunning visual display that is both captivating and inspiring. This AI-generated celebration of human achievement, and it reminds us of the power of human ingenuity and perseverance in the face of seemingly insurmountable challenges. . . #SydneyHarbourBridge #EngineeringMarvel #HumanIngenuity #AIart #HistoricEvent #EnduringLegacy #NewSouthWales #AustralianHistory #Perseverance #HumanAchievement #historyaccordingtoai #midjourney (at Sydney) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp_JcF0J4zQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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derekswalwell · 2 years
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A few more of my Old Parliament series - - - - - #australianhistory #canberra #officeinteriors https://www.instagram.com/p/Cg_VsHCpQg0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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bygonely · 10 months
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Arming the Nation The Contributions of Australian Women in World War II
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timegents · 17 days
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stevemackyoutube · 11 days
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What Would YOU Change About Brisbane? Twisted Visions Challenge Autumn 2024 https://youtu.be/YMrlvU71wk8?si=7Y-pFCKt7DByILMh
#twistedvisionsautumn24 #brisbanehistory #BrisbaneCBD #eastbrisbanestateschool #TwistedVisionsChallengeAutumn2024 #brisbanerealestate #howtomovetoaustralia #australiaimmigrationnews #TwistedVisions #TwistedVisionsAutumn2024 #brisbanevlog #TwistedVisionsAutumn #TwistedVisions2024 #australianhistory #brisbane #EBSS #twistedvisionssummer24 #CreatorChallenge #YoutubeCreatorChallenge #brisbaneyoutubersmeetup #brisbaneyoutubers #Brisbane #youtubers #SteveMack #SteveMackYouTube
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powerixnews · 2 months
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The Taman Shud Manuscript The Unsolved Mystery of the Somerton Man #Ta...
Uncover the enigmatic mystery of the Taman Shud Manuscript, also known as the 'Somerton Man' mystery. Join us as we delve into the cryptic clues that continue to baffle investigators and code-breakers. From the mysterious scrap of paper with the phrase 'Tamam Shud' to the lost text and the coded message, this case is filled with intrigue and fascination. Explore the eerie discovery on the shores of Somerton Beach in 1948 and the elusive identity of the deceased man. Dive into the world of rare and poisonous plants, American suitcases, and the enigmatic 'Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam.' This unique piece of Australian history has sparked books, documentaries, and even an opera, captivating audiences with its unsolved nature and haunting imagery. Don't miss this deep dive into one of the most compelling mysteries in the international canon of enigmas and ciphers. #Mystery #Unsolved #TamanShud #SomertonMan #Enigma #CodeBreaker #CrypticClues #AustralianHistory #TrueCrime
 Mystery ,Unsolved ,TamanShud ,SomertonMan ,Enigma ,CodeBreaker ,CrypticClues ,AustralianHistory ,TrueCrime
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fromtheothersideby · 3 months
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Happy Australia Day!
Today marks the official national day of Australia, celebrated every year on January 26. This day commemorates the historic moment in 1788 when the First Fleet landed, and the Union Flag was raised by Arthur Phillip at Sydney Cove in New South Wales. It's a day of national significance in present-day Australia, reflecting on the country's rich history and heritage.
AustraliaDay #NationalDay #FirstFleet #SydneyCove #AustralianHistory #ArthurPhillip #Celebration #FromTheOtherSide #Minsk #Belarus
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NED KELLY
NED KELLY
1854-1880
Australian Bushranger
            Ned Kelly was born into an Irish family in Victoria, Australia. His father died in prison and the family struggled to survive.
            Kelly was first arrested in 1870 for stealing horses and was imprisoned for three years. In 1878, he fled into bushland after the attempted murder of a police officer at the Kelly’s family home. He and his brother Dan and two others killed three police officers, and they were proclaimed outlaws. The group committed armed robbery and murdered a friend who turned police informer.
            Kelly denounced the police in a letter as well as the Victorian government and British Empire.
            The group failed to derail and ambush a police train, he and his gang dressed in homemade suits of metal armour. The group went into a violent confrontation with Victorian police at Glenrowan on 28 June 1880. They were all killed except for Kelly, who was seriously wounded and captured.
            Kelly was tried and convicted and sentenced to death by hanging. Kelly was hanged at the Old Melbourne Gaol, his final words were ‘such is life’.
#nedkelly #australianhistory #australianbushrangers #bushrangers
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