In colonial Australia, laundry was done in tin laundry buskets. There was usually a washboard, which was used to scrub the clothes. Water may have been fetched from a well or from a nearby river or creek. It may have been heated in a copper, which was a huge waterpot heated over a fire underneath.
If you are talking about the Colonial Life Assurance association in Australia, it was the Commonwealth Bank of Australia. in 1999.
During the early years of Australia's colonial settlement, the English used Australia as a dumping ground for their unwanted convicts.
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No. Captain Arthur Phillip was one of the fairest governors of colonial Australia.
South Australia is the only Australian state to have never received convicts. It was founded as an entirely free state, and remained that way throughout Australia's colonial period.
Australia was a colony of Great Britain. It was never a colonial power.
The White Australia Policy was introduced after Federation and was therefore post-colonial.
If you are talking about the Colonial Life Assurance association in Australia, it was the Commonwealth Bank of Australia. in 1999.
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Yes. Donkeys were introduced to Australia in its colonial years. There are no native members of the equine family in Australia.
Australia was a colonial outpost of Britain in 1840, it did not have a Prime Minister.
They dipped clothes in Gain Laundry Detrgent an then spun it in a butter churn, they then dried in their eco-friendly drier. Ironing was done by throwing clothes in the drier w/ Mr. Steamy
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During the early years of Australia's colonial settlement, the English used Australia as a dumping ground for their unwanted convicts.
There was only one way to transport anyone to Australia in colonial times, and that was by large ship.
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The British settled Australia as a prison colony. Today, about 92 percent of Australia's people are of British or other European ancestry. The official language is English.