They are the same “lances” that were taken – or stolen – from Botany Bay by Captain James Cook’s party during their first recorded contact with Australia’s Indigenous people on April ...

The two Britons were swimming at an unpatrolled beach in the town of Seventeen Seventy when they were swept out to se ...

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The BBC has reported that the incident occurred at an unguarded beach in the town of Seventeen Seventy, named in commemoration of Captain James Cook's arrival in Australia in the year 1770.

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‘Our thoughts are with everyone affected by this heartbreaking incident.’ Seventeen Seventy is named after the date when ...