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The Indigenous people of New South Wales come from many different tribes with distinct customs ... continue

Originally the land of the Dharwal Aboriginal people, the suburb of Narellan began with a ... continue

Early currency in New South Wales was somewhat troubled and unstable, with its beginnings in ... continue

Located just outside the city centre, Darlinghurst was originally known as Eastern Hill until Governor ... continue

The suburb of Petersham in Sydney's inner-west suburbs was among the first land outside ... continue

Located just south of Sydney City on the harbour, settlement in Haymarket would occur with ... continue

The suburb of Camden was discovered almost by accident when a number of cattle who ... continue

When Governor Lachlan Macquarie introduced the Holey Dollar and Dumps in 1813, Australian coins were ... continue

Dangar Island, on the Hawkesbury River, south of Gosford and surrounded by Ku-ring-gai National Park ... continue

The land and its first inhabitants have been here for hundreds of thousands of years ... continue

The 1838 massacre of 28 Aboriginal people at Myall Creek station is one of the ... continue

Located on a hill on Sydney's north shore, the area that would become St ... continue

Located just outside of the colony in Sydney, Camperdown was part of a large estate ... continue

Originally inhabited by the Dharug Aboriginal people, Springwood was one of the first towns in ... continue

Located west of Sydney in the Blue Mountains, Blackheath is part of the traditional land ... continue

The river fronted land just inland from the coast of northern New South Wales is ... continue

Located on the Manning River just inland from northern New South Wales coast, the town ... continue

Located west of Sydney on the Hawkesbury River the suburb of Richmond was originally inhabited ... continue

The first land grants in West Pennant Hills were made as early 1796 with farmers ... continue

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