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Why did australia undergo a population boom in the mid 1800s?

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Australia underwent a population boom because:

Australia was under the British 'empire' during the time. When the British prisons became overcrowded, many of them were shipped to Australia to live there. This increased the amount of people living in Australia exponentially, and eventually cities were founded

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