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Convicts arrived at this settlement in 1824. It was Matthew Flinders who first suggested the name Australia and was supported by governor Macquarie in 1819 – 1821. A meeting was held in 1899 and the premiers of the other colonies agreed to locate the new federal capital of Australia in New South Wales and added this section to the Australian constitution. In 1909 a portion of New South Wales was surrendered to become the commonwealth of Australia. The Australian Capital Territory was declared on the first of January 1911 and became a self governing territory in 1989.
In 1982, 4RO opened a new transmission site at Port Alma, south of Rockhampton, that started transmitting a power of five kilowatts. The old transmitter at Pink Lily is now used by 4RO's Gladstone based sister station 4CC to broadcast their Rockhampton service on 1584 AM. In 1996, 4RO was bought by Reg Grundy's RG Capital Radio. In 2000, RG Capital launched an FM radio station in Rockhampton called Sea FM. The Sea FM studios were set up inside the 4RO building in Victoria Parade.
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I was born in Melbourne on 5th May, 1970. My home address is 12 Barkly Street, Elwood 3181 and my phone number is 9531 2228. I am an Australian citizen. I have been in the Royal Australian Navy for 9 years. My rank is Petty Officer and my Service number is K777412.
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Living in London England back in the seventeenth century was very different for people than it is today. From there kitchens of low wall ovens and hanging kettles, to the discrimination of people and there class and the differences in which they were forced to eat to the varied ways recipes were used and recorded. Today in the states and in London as well technology has made our ways of cooking with conventional ovens and microwaves much simpler. We now have many options and varieties of food and drinks to choose from even though for some they are still labeled by there class be it high or low and now even middle which is unfortunate. Recipe books are published daily and a new cook book seems to be out and more popular than the one before.
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