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world today.
World War I had a
major impact on Queensland. Over 58,000
Queenslanders fought in
World War I and over 10,000 of them died. Australia's first...
- and post-World War II styles. The
Queenslander is po****rly
thought of as an "old" house,
although Queenslanders are
constructed today using modern styles...
- The
Queenslander was the w****ly
summary and
literary edition of the
Brisbane Courier, the
leading journal in the
colony (later state) of
Queensland since...
- Look up
Queenslander in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Queenslander may
refer to:
Queenslander, a
person from the
Australian state of
Queensland Queenslander...
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Australian History Publishing Co (1936),
Queensland and
Queenslanders :
incorporating 'Prominent
Queenslanders',
Australian History Publishing Co, p. 75, retrieved...
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Council and an
elected Legislative ****embly. Now 6 June is
celebrated by
Queenslanders as the day when the new
colony of
Queensland was established. With the...
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Australian History Publishing Co (1936),
Queensland and
Queenslanders :
incorporating 'Prominent
Queenslanders',
Australian History Publishing Co, p. 127, archived...
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family in that community. https://www.theaustralian.com.au/breaking-news/
queenslanders-are-voting-in-all-77-local-councils-and-two-state-seat-byelections-...
- (1831–1885). Most
prominent of the
various editors and sub-editors of The
Queenslander literary staff were
William Henry Traill (1842–1902),
later NSW politician...
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report indicating 59% of
Queensland residents and 69% of
South East
Queenslanders to be in
favour of
adopting daylight-saving time. In
December 2008,...
