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| When the Europeans arrived in South Australia in 1836, there was already a population of 15,000 Aboriginals living there, divided into some 50 distinct groups. They were soon moved or pushed into t... |
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| Proclaimed a city on July 1, 1998, Albany with a population of 28,000 is rapidly expanding. It is the commercial center of Western Australia's southern region and the oldest settlement in the state... |
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| Sprawling across a narrow isthmus, Auckland and its far-flung suburbs are separated by two magnificent harbors. At the city's downtown doorstep lies sparkling Waitemata Harbour, separated from the ... |
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| Rich in legend and history, the Bay of Islands has lured explorers for many centuries. Captain Cook anchored here in 1769, bestowing the simple name that captures its unpretentious charm. As the sh... |
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| With more than a million people, Brisbane is Australia's third largest city and the capital of Queensland. It is the ideal base for exploration of the southern part of the state. Brisbane spreads a... |
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| It wasn't that long ago that Cairns (pronounced Cans), queen of the remote Australian area known as "The Deep North," was a sleepy colonial outpost in the midst of the tropics, complete with white ... |
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