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The Miner's License in the first Australian gold rush, which began in the 1850s, was abolished in 1870. Initially introduced to regulate gold mining, the license required miners to pay a fee, leading to significant discontent and protests. The eventual repeal was part of broader reforms aimed at improving conditions for miners and addressing the grievances that had emerged during the gold rush era.

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