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The following lists events that happened during1789 in Australia.

Leaders

Monarch -George III
Governor of New South Wales – CaptainArthur Phillip
Governor of Norfolk Island –Philip Gidley King
Commanding officer of the colony'smarine presence – MajorRobert Ross

Events

January – A convict uprising onNorfolk Island is easily crushed.
April – Anoutbreak of smallpox at theSydney Cove settlement kills many localEora Aboriginals, includingArabanoo.
29 April – TheMutiny on the Bounty occurs; CaptainWilliam Bligh and 18 others are cast adrift.
4 June – The first Government House is completed.
4 June – Australia's first theatrical performanceThe Recruiting Officer byGeorge Farquhar staged with convicts acting in the roles.
12 June – Phillip leads an expedition toBroken Bay (departed from Sydney on the 6th), and discovers theHawkesbury River.
27 June – CaptainWatkin Tench and party discover theNepean River
22 September – (Today's New South Wales) Commonly cited as thefirst white child^[1] or the first white female born in Australia, Rebecca Small (22 September 1789 – 30 January 1883), was born inPort Jackson, the eldest daughter of John Small^[2] aboatswain in theFirst Fleet which arrived atBotany Bay in January 1788.
5 October – The first ship built in the colony,Rose Hill Packet, begins service on theParramatta River.
21 November –James Ruse, a convict, provisionally given land atParramatta to establishExperiment Farm.
25 November – For the purposes of understandingAboriginal culture, Phillip capturesBennelong and Colebec.
December – First successful harvest at Parramatta

Births

19 January –Madame Rens, New South Wales settler and merchant (d.1873)
16 March –Jared Davys,Administrator of Victoria (d.1872)
1 May –George Fife Angas, Businessman and politician (d.1879)
29 September –Benjamin Carvosso, first Wesleyan minister to preach in Australia (d.1854)
November –Peter Miller Cunningham,naval surgeon and author (d.1864)
5 November –William Bland, Medical practitioner, surgeon and politician (d.1868)
date unknown
- John Bateman,Fremantle pioneer, merchant and whaler (d.1855)
- Prosper de Mestre, merchant (d.1844)
- Michael Fenton, firstSpeaker of the Tasmanian House of Assembly (d.1874)
- Thomas Gilbert, South Australian pioneer (d.1873)
- Robert Menli Lyon, Aboriginal advocate (d.1874)

Deaths

18 May –Arabanoo, cultural mediator between the British settlers andEora Aboriginals
December –George Austin, gardener onHMS Guardian
December –James Smith, gardener onHMS Guardian

References

^"Australian Patriarchs".The Daily Telegraph (Sydney). No. 2657. New South Wales, Australia. 23 January 1888. p. 6 (Centennial Supplement to the Daily Telegraph). Retrieved3 November 2019 – via National Library of Australia.
^"Personal".The Richmond River Herald and Northern Districts Advertiser. Vol. 41, no. 3042. New South Wales, Australia. 1 May 1928. p. 2. Retrieved27 September 2019 – via National Library of Australia.

Australian Encyclopedia 6th edition Australian Geographic Terrey Hills NSW 1996 Volume 1 Chronology page 25
Barker, Anthony (1996).What Happened When. St Leonards: Allen & Unwin.ISBN 978-1-86373-986-3.
National Library of Australia."The World Upside Down: Australia 1788 – 1830". Archived fromthe original on 20 March 2007. Retrieved9 February 2007.

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