Foundingdocs.gov.au

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Foundingdocs.gov.au is a website that provides free access to the historical documents relating to the foundation of Australia. It was launched by the Australian government in 2010. This site provides access to digitized versions of a wide range of documents, including the text of the Australian Constitution, letters and speeches by key figures in Australian history, and images of historical artifacts and documents. It has become a valuable resource for students, researchers, legal professionals, and anyone else interested in learning more about the history of Australia.

The site is organized into five main sections: Documents, People, Events, Places, and Stories. The Documents section contains over 10,000 digitized documents, including the text of the Australian Constitution, letters and speeches by key figures in Australian history, and images of historical artifacts and documents. The People section contains biographical information on over 1,000 people who played a role in the foundation of Australia, including politicians, judges, and military leaders. The Events section provides an overview of the key events that led to the foundation of Australia, including the exploration of the continent, the establishment of the British colonies, and the federation of the Australian colonies into a single nation. The Places section provides information on the key places associated with the foundation of Australia, including the sites of early settlements, battlefields, and government buildings.

The site is easy to navigate and use. It’s content is well-organized and well-written, and the digitized documents are high-quality. The site also includes a number of educational resources, such as lesson plans and curriculum guides. This has made it an invaluable resource for anyone interested in learning more about the history of Australia.

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