The 1904 St. Louis games were the only games where Australia won no medals at all. The 1920 Antwerp games Australia won no gold medals. The 1936 Berlin games Australia won no gold medals. The 1976 Montreal games Australia won no gold medals.
There is only one country in Australia, and that is Australia.
People who immigrated to Australia during the goldrushes had only one choice of transport: ship. Australia is a continent entirely surrounded by water. Once they were in Australia, they had the options of walking (the most common method), horse, bullock train or horse and carriage (sulky or dray).
Yes, all children have the same right to education. The state provides education in which boys and girls are educated together, although some private schools are boys only or girls only.
The first large influx of people who were not from the British Isles arrived in Australia from 1851 onwards, due to the commencement of the Australian gold rush. While there were large groups of migrants from places such as Germany prior to this, they were only numbered in the hundreds - not the thousands that came with the gold rush.The first large influx of people other than from the British Isles arrivves in Australia in the middle of the 19th century after gold was discoverd in the mountains.
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During the gold rush, people mined for themselves: they were not employed by companies. They earned only what they were able to assay in gold from their own findings. It was not until the alluvial gold began to run out, leading to the end of the goldrush, that companies stepped in and started employing people to mine, using large equipment.
Assuming you are asking this question with regard to the 2012 Olympics, Australia won 7 gold medals. Japan and Kazakhstan won 7 gold medals each, too. Only nine nations won more gold medals than that.
Before the gold Rush started Australia's Population was around 430 000 which was in 1851 and its population grew to 1.7 million in 1871.
Antarctica is the only continent that has no significant gold deposits. Other continents, such as Africa, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, and South America, have gold mines and deposits.
Peter Lalor was a well know gold Miner/panner. Edward Hargraves was know to be the first gold found in Australia recorded he was know to have traveled to California to take part in the gold rush but he found nothing and he realised that some of the gold fields there looked like some places in Australia (maquarie valley) so he set off to find gold with the help of John Lister and James Tom and claimed the reward of $5000 but after James Tom protested he only claimed $2381.
So far, the only Gold medal Australia has earned was in the 4 x 100 relay swimming. The people involved were: Cate Campbell Alicia Coutts Brittany Elmslie Melanie Schlanger