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The New York Times7y
SOME STRANGE LAKES OF NEW SOUTH WALES; Lake Bathurst, Which Teems with Fish, Has No Outlet. It Is the Home of the Link Between Bird and Quadruped, Black Swans, and Wild Fowl.
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Sydney Morning Herald5y
Bathurst, New South Wales: The hidden history of Australia's oldest inland city
Bathurst's neoclassical Court House ... turned up to see what was behind the rusting iron gates. Our next slice of history is a visit to whip-maker Robin Willis who crafts Australian stock ...
Sydney Morning Herald16y
Lake Bathurst - Culture and History
The first Europeans to sight the Lake itself were the investigative party of Hamilton Hume and James Meehan who travelled through the district in 1818. Hume named it after Earl Bathurst who ...
Australian Broadcasting Corporation4y
How adventurer John Rowley helped explore alternate route to Bathurst around Blue Mountains
When retired teacher Robyn Hardina delved into her family history, she uncovered an ancestor's role in the early exploration of regional New South Wales ... "The people of Bathurst can know ...
Australian Geographic1y
Nine must-see heritage attractions in the Bathurst region
The oldest European settlement west of New South Wales’ Blue Mountains, Bathurst is pure gold. This article is brought to you by Bathurst Heritage Trades Trail. History lives in the ... the Fernery, ...