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    The document notes how the Koo Wee Rup swamp was drained for farmland as part of nation building in Australia. Samba deer were introduced there as the first non-indigenous species brought by Europeans. The land around San Remo was cleared for a township and farming which increased the local population and connected the area to Phillip Island to support cattle transport, trade, and tourism.

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    The document notes how the Koo Wee Rup swamp was drained for farmland as part of nation building in Australia. Samba deer were introduced there as the first non-indigenous species brought by Europeans. The land around San Remo was cleared for a township and farming which increased the local population and connected the area to Phillip Island to support cattle transport, trade, and tourism.

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    The document notes how the Koo Wee Rup swamp was drained for farmland as part of nation building in Australia. Samba deer were introduced there as the first non-indigenous species brought by Europeans. The land around San Remo was cleared for a township and farming which increased the local population and connected the area to Phillip Island to support cattle transport, trade, and tourism.

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    Notes from sandy point camp

    - Koo wee rup swamp was drained for farmland – nation building
    - Koo Wee Rup swamp had samba deer introduced – first no indigenous Europeans
    - San remo land cleared for township & farmland.- increase population
    - San remo to Philip island bridge was erected for cattle, transport & tourism – nation building
    - Coal mine at Wonthaggi used from 1800’s to 1970’s – industrialization
    - Saw short tailed shearwater / mutton birds (bunurong used to eat) – bunurong
    - Semi nomadic form Koo Wee Rup/ Cranbourne/ san remo/ Philip island/ Wilsons prom –
    bunurong

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