NO! Many miners found it difficult to mine, sleep and other things. It takes a very long time to get to town and back to the goldfields. The reason they go to town is so they can get more food for the goldfields. Also the flies which are just so annoying. Miners didn't like the Chinese. They had to pay fees every month and cost 30 shillings. Miners hated this so in 1854 the started a rebellion at the Eureka Stockade and fought the soldiers of Victoria but lost the battle. They lost the battle but won the war. The government abolished the license and replaced it with the miners rights.
During the Australian gold rush the police were called traps
Who wants to be a farmer and battle the dingoes, when you can find GOLD!
Shops in the Australian gold rush towns typically included:General StoreBakeryButcherFarrier and BlacksmithTent-maker
The main influence on Australian cuisine which resulted from the gold rush was the introduction of Chinese cuisine.
The Australian gold rush lasted for decades, so it occurred across all seasons.
The Australian gold rush started in 1851.
There were several gold rushes - Victoria, NSW, Queensland, Western Australia.
The gold rush in Western Australia occurred in the 1890s.
it was not that much
They provided a variety of activities supporting the Gold Rush.
No one. The Australian goldrush did not start until 1851.
by finding gold