Why is the population of Australia concentrated in the southeast coastal areas?

Australia's industrial population and cities are concentrated in the southeast coastal areas, mainly because it is close to the ocean, with a warm and humid climate and abundant water resources; After the arrival of European colonists, they landed in the southeast coastal areas earlier, where agriculture and animal husbandry have a long history and developed; The development of mineral resources is relatively early, and industry and mining industry are developed; There are many ports along the southeast coast, which are convenient for shipping and external contact.