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How the Gospel of the Kingdom Came to the Northern Territory and the Australian Capital Territory
Darwin Darwin is a tropical city on the north coast of Australia. In 1940, the town had a population of about 2,000. Some 10,000 troops were sent to Darwin during World War II. The town […]
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How the Gospel of the Kingdom Came to Western Australia
The population growth of Western Australia was initially very slow, and only grew significantly in the 1890s with the discovery of gold. In 1880 the population was about 29,500. Twenty years later it was nearly […]
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How the Gospel of the Kingdom Came to Tasmania
Brother Robert Roberts described Tasmania on his first visit in 1896 in these words: “Its slow growth, by comparison with Australia and New Zealand, is due to the greater farming and grazing eligibility of the […]
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How the Gospel of the Kingdom Came to South Australia
In addition to the Christadelphian magazines published in the 19th and 20th centuries in Australia and Britain, the histories of the Adelaide and Goolwa/Victor Harbor ecclesias have been published. The Ecclesial Family Tree in SA […]
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