South Australia gained a comparatively radical and democratic Constitution on 24 October 1856.
‘Great Fires’ of Port Adelaide
19th Century Childbirth
Aboriginal Land Rights
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The 1834 British statute authorising the establishment of the colony of South Australia described the region as ‘waste and unoccupied’, making no mention of the Indigenous owners of the land.
A transcontinental train, ‘The Ghan’, now commemorates the Afghan cameleers and their beasts who helped to pioneer the Outback
School children were encouraged to plant trees in an early sign of environmental consciousness
