No, the Aborigines were the first people in Australia, and they were originally from the Indian subcontinent.
The first known Asians to have contact with the Australian continent (long before any European explorers) were the Macassans, from modern-day Indonesia. It has been speculated that the Chinese may have been in contact with the Aborigines before the continent was settled by Europeans, but there is little, if any, evidence to support this.
Yes, the Chinese discovered the lodestone.
Although Ferdinand Magellan discovered and named the Pacific Ocean, he did not discover any part of Australia.
James Cook charted the east coast of Australia.
James Cook certainly did not discover Australia. He was the first European to discover Hawaii which, at the time, he named the Sandwich Islands after one of his sponsors, the Earl of Sandwich.
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The chinese were said to have discovered Australia and everybody thinks that Captian Cook discovered it but really the first people to discover Australia were the Dutch unless you incude the Aborigines in which case they discovered Australia first.
Yes, Discover Card is not widely accepted in Australia. It is recommended to have a Visa or Mastercard for use in Australia.
The Chinese Discovered Coal In 1423 :))))
Yes, the Chinese discovered the lodestone.
Chinese people got to Australia by boat.
The Chinese were attracted to Australia because of the gold rush.
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Chinese in the 1850s were lured to Australia by the goldrushes.
There's not really a specific name for it. Were you looking for a Chinese translation of 'Chinese food in Australia' or what?
Well in 1851 there were about 40,000 chinese in Australia...
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