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Australia Day: Governor Arthur Phillip was our first great blessing. Change the date of Australia Day if we must, but we should never forget the legacy of our founding father.
A memorial bronze bust of Captain Arthur Phillip, the first Governor of New South Wales, has been unveiled at the Museum of Sydney to mark 200 years since his death.
While most Australians recognise Arthur Phillip's name, few seem to know much about him. The ABC's Scott Bevan delves into the story behind the man who became the first governor of New South Wales.
AUSTRALIA recognised Arthur Phillip with a demountable toilet on the site where he founded the nation. Now Britain has reversed the disgrace, demolishing a public amenities block to make way for a ...
Phillip gained grudging respect by treating convicts and soldiers equally before the law; ... through the return to England of the penal colony's first governor, Arthur Phillip, in 1792.
On the 26th of January 1788, Governor Arthur Phillip raised the British flag at Sydney Cove, beginning the long destruction of Indigenous people and their culture.
Arthur Phillip, Matthew Flinders and George Bass are this year receiving statues and plaques in the UK for their feats. ... Governor Arthur Phillip’s landing site still marked by a set of toilets.
ARTHUR PHILLIP, BORN on 11 October, 1738 at a parish in London, England, came from humble beginnings before eventually succeeding as the first Governor of New South Wales. The son of a language ...
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New-found pages of Arthur Phillip's journal detail Australia's earliest colonial history - MSNTwenty pages of New South Wales' first governor Arthur Phillip's journal detailing our earliest colonial history has been found and submitted to the state library. The commander of the First Fleet ...
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