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In 1920, unrest in Australia and New Zealand had been fueled by anti-war sentiment, as Oceania's residents began to wonder if their nations were only used by Britain as fodder during conflict.

Countless citizenry and rebellious military battalions took up arms and declared Western Australia independent, forming the Republic of Oceania. In Tasmania, bushwhackers did likewise, stating their independence from British occupation and ousting any Imperial troops.

New Zealand did the opposite, acting as a sycophant and acknowledging if they assisted the British destroy the Oceanic Republic, they would be rewarded for service with the goods of the empire. Thus, the State of Maoriland was founded by British loyalists, sending troops to assist Australian Loyalists in the countless battles of the Outback.

Victory was won by Britain in the end, with Republican forces running out of supplies and rations, forcing surrender and restoring Imperial rule to Oceania.

Description
In 1920, unrest in Australia and New Zealand had been fueled by anti-war sentiment, as Oceania's residents began to wonder if their nations were only used by Britain as fodder during conflict.

Countless citizenry and rebellious military battalions took up arms and declared Western Australia independent, forming the Republic of Oceania. In Tasmania, bushwhackers did likewise, stating their independence from British occupation and ousting any Imperial troops.

New Zealand did the opposite, acting as a sycophant and acknowledging if they assisted the British destroy the Oceanic Republic, they would be rewarded for service with the goods of the empire. Thus, the State of Maoriland was founded by British loyalists, sending troops to assist Australian Loyalists in the countless battles of the Outback.

Victory was won by Britain in the end, with Republican forces running out of supplies and rations, forcing surrender and restoring Imperial rule to Oceania.