Australia -| On this day: Uluru given its Aboriginal name

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — December 16, 2011

On this day: Uluru given its Aboriginal name:

Uluru now has wider significance as a symbol for Aboriginal people across Australia. Europeans unsuccessfully attempted to settle the area in the first 60 years after discovering the site. In the 1940s settlers returned and developed a tourism industry ...

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