Aboriginal Australians in and around Coober Pedy, South Australia will have improved access to substance use and alcohol rehabilitation services with the official opening of the Drug and Alcohol Day Centre for the Umoona … . . . → Read More: Improved Substance Misuse Services for Coober Pedy
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7 millions years ago – Age of the endocast of a primitive hominid-like skull recovered from among the rubble of a volcanic plug in the Bega district, on the New South Wales far south coast in May 2005 [2]. 120,000 years ago … . . . → Read More: Aboriginal Australians: ancient history of Australian Aboriginals Friday, 6th. Winds between the South by East and South-East, with a Continued swell from the South-South-West . . . → Read More: Friday, 6th April, 1770 | Captain James Cook Thursday, 5th. Fresh Gales at South, which in the A.M. . . . → Read More: Thursday, 5th April, 1770 | Captain James Cook Thursday, 22nd. . . . → Read More: Thursday, 22nd March, 1770 | Captain James Cook Wednesday, 21st. In the P.M. had a fresh Gale at North by West, attended with rain until 6, when the Wind shifted to South and South-South-West, and continued to blow a fresh Gale, with which we steer'd North-East by North .. . . . → Read More: Wednesday, 21st March, 1770 | Captain James Cook Thursday, 8th. . . . → Read More: Thursday, 8th March, 1770 | Captain James Cook Tuesday, 6th. . . . → Read More: Tuesday, 6th March, 1770 | Captain James Cook While the island had been sighted by explorers as early as 1675, the first human to set foot on South Georgia was Captain James Cook in 1775. Captain Cook was not impressed: “Lands doomed by nature to perpetual .. . . . → Read More: South Georgia Island – There's No Place Quite Like It | AquaBlog Sunday, 11th. . . . → Read More: Sunday, 11th February, 1770 « Captain James Cook |
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