From the Australian government Antarctic History site: "On 13 February 1954, a party led by [Dr Phillip] Law raised the Australian flag on the rocky shore of Horseshoe Harbour, naming the new station in honour of Australia's greatest polar explorer, Sir Douglas Mawson."
After the first year in cramped quarters, several buildings were added and the base was established.
It has been there since 1953, so about 56 years
since 1929 sorry it was first populated in 1954
According to Wikipedia: "The station was built during 1954."
4 years
Mawson Station was established in 1954, making it one of the oldest research stations in Antarctica. It has since been continuously occupied for scientific research and other activities.
Thats not how you spell MAWSON!
Australia's association with Antarctica began when Australian explorer Douglas Mawson led an expedition of Australians and New Zealanders in 1911 - the Australasian Antarctic Expedition.
From 1911 to 1914 so 4 years.
Douglas Mawson's wife was Francesca "Fanny" Mawson. They had two children together: a daughter named Patricia and a son named Douglas. Fanny and the children were deeply affected by Mawson's long expeditions, especially during his time in Antarctica.
Antarctica is 10% of the earth's surface, so at least that long.
Since 1954, so the answer is 2011-1954 = 57 years. Mawson station is Australia's oldest Antarctic station and the oldest continuously inhabited Antarctic station
they all died