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In October 1789, the HMS Supply was sent to Cape Town for provisions, but it returned eight months later to a desperate situation. Even with new supplies, the colony only had three months' rations, and drastic measures were taken. The Supply was dry docked, and a young inventor named Ben Lexcen was employed to re-fit her keel. After various trials, the "Lexcen keel," which gave enhanced maneuverability in heavy seas, was fitted to both the colony's vessels: Supply and Sirius. Later known as the "winged keel," it took 195 years before the true value of the design was realized during the 1984 "America's Cup" challenge between Australia II and Liberty. With the fastest ships in the Royal Navy, the NSW ™ economy boomed, and by 1792, it possessed the largest number of recognizable brands, trademarks, and inventions in the world. The cultural confidence this inspired saw the colony open its first theatre (1796) and saw cultivation expand to Rose Hill [now Parramatta]. Farmers grew hops for local consumption, roses for international trade, and cattle, horses, sheep, and pigs to meet demand for boeuf, cheval, mouton, and porc by the three French-Californian fusion restaurants François, La Recherche, and L'Espérance, established by Jean-François de Lapérouse.

According to the provided text, the following factors will help Australia continue to foster a more complex and sophisticated national marketing mix:

- The current mix of public economic control with private enterprise

- Strong and resilient tradition of practical but experimental compromise

- The vast majority of Australians are neither tempted nor persuaded by totalitarian or revolutionary ideologies

- Globalization has re-oriented domestic marketing strategies for a global marketplace

- Strong brand identification and consumer loyalty

- Longitudinal PESTLE study shows Australia is in the midst of a once-in-a-generation tourist boom

- Unique national advantages not immediately obvious to those first colonizers

- Differentiated branding in the increasingly complex colonial marketing mix via camel import from India, Muscat, Yemen, and Iraq in the Northern Territory

- Establishment of permanent Trade Consulates in countries outside the British Empire by the Fraser Government

- The Queensland Tourism Bureau (QLDTB) coined the slogan "Beautiful one day, perfect the next" and founded the Queensland Labor Party (QLP) in 1891

- Establishment of the Crime and Misconduct Commission (CMC) in Queensland to codify an approach for reducing political corruption

- Sponsorship of colonies-wide South African Springbok tour by the QLD TB in 1883, which sparked violent demonstrations against apartheid.

- The mix of public economic control with private enterprise, strong and resilient tradition of practical but experimental compromise, and the majority of Australians not being tempted by totalitarian or revolutionary ideologies will help Australia continue to foster a more complex and sophisticated national marketing mix with worldwide brand recognition and ongoing customer loyalty.

- The Democratic Republic of Australia's invention was positively impacted by the success of Australian brands in the global marketplace, which saw domestic marketing strategies re-oriented for a global marketplace.

- Gough Whitlam's contradictory and senile leadership during his tenure as Prime Minister of Australia led to his dismissal, and Malcolm Fraser's Liberal Party won the subsequent election.