22 April in Australian History

Craig Hill

April 22

Here are some of the events that happened on this day in Australian history. Please feel free to add others that you know of in the comments section.

1788 – Captain Arthur Phillip, the first Governor of New South Wales, sets out to explore Sydney Harbour.
1857 – The colony of South Australia achieves responsible government, after the first session of the bicameral Parliament of South Australia is held.
1887 – A cyclone hits near Broome, Western Australia, killing at least 140 people.
1917 – Painter Sir Sidney Nolan (pictured), known for his paintings of Ned Kelly, is born in Carlton, Victoria.
1983 – Diplomat Valery Ivanov, the head of the Soviet embassy in Canberra, is expelled from Australia after allegedly trying to involve Australian Labor Party official David Combe in espionage.

International Observances.

Fighter Aviation Day (Brazil)
Discovery Day (Brazil)
Earth Day (International observance) and its related observance: International Mother Earth Day
Holocaust Remembrance Day (Serbia)
From 2018 onwards, a national day of commemoration for the murdered teenager Stephen Lawrence (United Kingdom)

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