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Why was South Australia was the first to introduce suffrage for women?
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∙ 11y ago
It probably stems from the fact South Australia was the only colony to be settled as a free colony, not as a place to house convicts, as such the people of SA were generally of a higher class and more concerned with these sorts of issues.
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1788
When was the First sitting of South Australia's parliament?
South Australia's first Parliament was in 1857.
Was Australia the first country to introduce a compulsory voting system?
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Where was bauxite first mined in Australia?
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Abbreviation for South Australia?
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When was South Australia first settled?
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Who was the first premier of South Australia?
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Was Australia one of the first countries in the world to use plastic notes?
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Was Kangaroo Island discovered before South Australia?
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Who was the first person to discover South Australia and what year did he or she discover it in?
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