The chinese were said to have discovered Australia and everybody thinks that Captian Cook discovered it but really the first people to discover Australia were the Dutch unless you incude the Aborigines in which case they discovered Australia first.
Captain James Stirling did not discover Australia.
Probably Australia but he was unaware of it. He is mainly remembered today for the Strait that bears his name between Australia and New Guinea.
Europeans originally discovered Australia quite by accident, however when they did discover it they quickly grasped at the idea of shipping off some of their convicts in their already overflowing cells to this country which would not need any fences, or guards.
On April 20, 1770, The Endeavor, reached Australia and Captain James Cook laid claim to it as part of the British Empire. He did not discover Australia, since there were already aboriginal people there, but Captain Cook was the first European to lay claim to Australia.
No, but the Dutch did.
Yes, Discover Card is not widely accepted in Australia. It is recommended to have a Visa or Mastercard for use in Australia.
1770
Although Ferdinand Magellan discovered and named the Pacific Ocean, he did not discover any part of Australia.
Australia is Australie in French.
he never discovered australia, he mearly brought tobacco to australia
Australia is called Australie in French.
he found australia
when did the macassans come to Australia.
zheng he
1999
The chinese were said to have discovered Australia and everybody thinks that Captian Cook discovered it but really the first people to discover Australia were the Dutch unless you incude the Aborigines in which case they discovered Australia first.