• 1000th edit: 21 June 2005, adding the article Dietrich v The Queen.
• 2000th edit: 30 September 2005, adding the article Day of Mourning.
• 3000th edit: 10 December 2005, major rewrite of High Court of Australia.
• 4000th edit: 6 February 2006, adding the article Stuart Macintyre.
• I've lost track now, but it's somewhere over 6000 8000 10000.
• current count

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Articles I started that were featured on Did you know?

...that the Statute of Westminster Adoption Act 1942 was seen as formally demonstrating Australia's independence to the world?

Featured on 8 August 2005

...that the remains of Mungo Man are the oldest anatomically modern human remains found in Australia?

Featured on 14 September 2005

...that Batman's Treaty was a treaty made between settler John Batman and local Wurundjeri elders in 1835 for the sale of land around Port Phillip and that it was one of the only attempts made by white settlers to negotiate with Australian Aborigines?

Featured on 29 September 2005

...that in the case of Sue v Hill, the High Court of Australia decided that the United Kingdom was a "foreign power" to Australia, recognising Australia's complete independence?

Featured on 21 May 2006

...that the Australian legal doctrine of Persona designata allows a judge to exercise non-judicial power, if it has been conferred to the judge personally, rather than to his or her court?

Featured on 16 April 2007

...that William Campbell was the first acknowledged discoverer of gold in the Australian state of Victoria in 1850, but kept his discovery secret for fear a gold rush would disrupt his pastoral interests?

Featured on 11 May 2007

...that the Australian legal case of D'Emden v Pedder followed United States legal precedent in holding that state and federal governments were immune from each other's laws?

Featured on 4 July 2007

...that the Swan by-election, 1918 not only resulted in the election of the youngest person ever to be elected to the Parliament of Australia, but directly prompted the introduction of instant-runoff voting in Australia?

Featured on 5 July 2007

...that Jessie Webb, an Australian academic and historian, was the first female teacher at the University of Melbourne?

Featured on 10 April 2009

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