Wikitext is the markup language used on Australian History to format content. Use three single quotes for bold text and two for italics. Infoboxes are templates used to summarize key information about vehicles, people, places, and species. They standardize data presentation, making it easier to find and compare information across different articles, enhancing readability and consistency.
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Infobox Vehicle
{{Infobox person
| type = person
| name = Lawrence Hargrave
| height = 230
| width = 180
| image = ../Images/Lawrence _Hargrave .jpg
| caption = Lawrence Hargrave, aviation pioneer
| birth_name = Lawrence Hargrave
| birth_date = {{Birth date|1850|1|29|df=yes}}
| birth_place = Greenwich, England
| death_date = {{Death date and age|1915|7|6|1850|1|29|df=yes}}
| death_place = Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
| nationality = British (Australian resident)
| known_for = Pioneer of aviation, inventor of box kites
| occupation = Explorer, inventor, aviation pioneer
| years_active = 1876–1915
| spouse = Margaret Preston Johnson (m. 1878)
| children = 6
| notable_works = Box kite, contributions to early aviation
}}
Lawrence Hargrave
Lawrence Hargrave, aviation pioneer
Born
Lawrence Hargrave Born January 29, 1850 Greenwich, England
Died
Died July 6, 1915 (aged 65) Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
nationality
British (Australian resident)
Known for
Pioneer of aviation, inventor of box kites
Occupation(s)
Explorer, inventor, aviation pioneer
Years active
1876–1915
spouse
Margaret Preston Johnson (m. 1878)
children
6
Notable works
Box kite, contributions to early aviation
{{Infobox person
| name = Sir Henry Ayers
| type = person
| height = 220
| width = 180
| image = ../Images/Sir_Henry_Ayers.jpeg
| caption = Sir Henry Ayers.
| birth_name = Henry Ayers
| birth_date = {{birth date|1821|5|1}}
| birth_place = Portsea, Hampshire, England
| death_date = {{death date and age|1897|6|11|1821|5|1}}
| death_place = Adelaide, South Australia
| nationality = Australian
| occupation = Politician
| known_for = Premier of South Australia
| spouse = Anne Ayers (nee Potts)
| children = 7
| signature = ../Signatures/Henry_Ayers_Signature.png
}}
Sir Henry Ayers
Sir Henry Ayers.
Born
Henry Ayers Born May 1, 1821 Portsea, Hampshire, England
Died
Died June 11, 1897 (aged 76) Adelaide, South Australia
nationality
Australian
Occupation(s)
Politician
Known for
Premier of South Australia
spouse
Anne Ayers (nee Potts)
children
7
Signature
Infobox Place
{{Infobox Australian place
| name = Granite Island
| image = Granite_island_top.jpeg
| caption = A scenic view from the top of Granite Island
| type = place
| state = SA
| timezone = ACST
| utc = +9:30
| timezone-dst = ACDT
| utc-dst = +10:30
| lga = City of Victor Harbor
| region = Fleurieu Peninsula
}}
Granite Island
A scenic view from the top of Granite Island
timezone
ACST
utc
+9:30
timezone-dst
ACDT
utc-dst
+10:30
lga
City of Victor Harbor
region
Fleurieu Peninsula
Infobox Species
{{Speciesbox
| name = Thylacine
| fossil_range = Early Pleistocene
| image = Tasmanian-tiger.png
| caption = Tasmanian Tiger
| Class = Mammalia
| Supercohort = Marsupialia
| Order = Dasyuromorphia
| Family = Thylacinidae
| comparison_image = Tasmanian_tiger_comparison.jpg
| comparison_image_caption = Comparison of the example species.
| Length = 1.75m
| Weight = 35kg
| range_map = Tasmanian_tiger_map.jpg
| range_map_caption = Fossil sites & possible distribution of Thylacine.
}}
Thylacine Temporal Range: Early Pleistocene
Tasmanian Tiger
Classification
Class
Mammalia
Supercohort
Marsupialia
Order
Dasyuromorphia
Family
Thylacinidae
Habitat
Length
1.75m
Weight
35kg
Fossil record
Fossil range
Early Pleistocene
Infobox Taxobox
{{Taxobox
| name = Meiolania platyceps
| fossil_range = Late Pleistocene
| image = ../Images/Meiolania_Platyceps.jpg
| caption = Meiolania platyceps
| width = 220
| status = EX
| extinct = yes
| regnum = Animalia
| phylum = Chordata
| classis = Reptilia
| ordo = Testudines
| familia = Meiolaniidae
| genus = Meiolania
| species = M. platyceps
| binomial = Meiolania platyceps
| binomial_authority = Owen, 1886
}}
Meiolania platyceps Temporal Range: Late Pleistocene
Meiolania platyceps
Classification
Genus
Meiolania
Species
M. platyceps
Fossil record
Fossil range
Late Pleistocene
Infobox Automobile
{{Infobox automobile
| type = automobile
| name = Australian Cruiser Tank
| caption = Australian Cruiser Tank A.C.1
| manufacturer = Victorian Railways, South Australian Railways, Metropolitan Gas Company, Ford Motor Company.
| production = 1942-1943
| assembly = Victorian Railways' Newport Workshops, South Australian Railways' Islington Workshops, Metropolitan Gas Company's Fitzroy Workshops, Ford Motor Company Homebush Plant.
| designer = Department of Munitions.
| class = Cruiser tank
| body_style = Armoured fighting vehicle
| layout = Tracked
| engine = Cadillac 75M, later Perrier-Cadillac
| transmission = Manual
| wheelbase = N/A
| length = 21 ft (6.4 m)
| weight = 28 tons
| predecessor = None
| successor = None
| image = A.C.1.jpg
}}
Australian Cruiser Tank
Australian Cruiser Tank A.C.1
Overview
Name
Australian Cruiser Tank
Manufacturer
Victorian Railways, South Australian Railways, Metropolitan Gas Company, Ford Motor Company.
Production
1942-1943
Assembly
Victorian Railways' Newport Workshops, South Australian Railways' Islington Workshops, Metropolitan Gas Company's Fitzroy Workshops, Ford Motor Company Homebush Plant.
Design and construction
Designer
Department of Munitions.
Class
Cruiser tank
Body_style
Armoured fighting vehicle
Specifications
Layout
Tracked
Engine
Cadillac 75M, later Perrier-Cadillac
Transmission
Manual
Dimensions and weight
Wheelbase
N/A
Length
21 ft (6.4 m)
Weight
28 tons
Predecessor and successor
Predecessor
None
Successor
None
Images
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