Initiatives
| 1906 | 12 Brothers arrived in Australia and opened De La Salle College Armidale. |
| 1909 | Six additional Irish Brothers volunteered for the Australian mission. |
| 1909 | De La Salle School established in Surry Hills, NSW. |
| 1912 | De La Salle School established in Malvern, VIC. |
| 1913 | De La Salle School established in Cootamundra, NSW. |
| 1914 | A Novitiate, (a Brothers training centre) established in Cootamundra, NSW. The also became the Administration centre of the De La Salle Brothers. |
| 1917 | De La Salle School established in Ashfield, NSW. |
| 1926 | De La Salle School established in Richmond, VIC. |
| 1927 | De La Salle Schools established in Haberfield and Dubbo, NSW. |
| 1928 | De La Salle School established in Orange, NSW. |
| 1932 | De La Salle Schools established in Bathurst, Marrickville, Castle Hill and Cronulla, NSW and Roma, QLD. |
| 1936 | De La Salle School established in Mentone, VIC. |
| 1936 | De La Salle Brothers Training College at Castle Hill opened alongside Oakhill Boarding College, NSW. |
| 1940 | De La Salle School established in Katoomba, NSW. |
| 1942 | The Brothers began vocational training for boys at Boys’ Town in Engadine, NSW. |
| 1946 | De La Salle School established in Coogee, NSW and Bomana, PNG - then transferred to Yule Island, PNG. |
| 1951 | De La Salle School established in Bankstown, NSW. |
| 1953 | De La Salle Schools establised in Blenheim and Mangere East, NZ. |
| 1953 | De La Salle School and community established in Lithgow, NSW. |
| 1954 | De La Salle School and community established in Lakemba, NSW and Henley Beach, SA and Midland Junction, WA. |
| 1955 | De La Salle School and community established in Scarborough, QLD. |
| 1956 | De La Salle School and community established in Kingsgrove, NSW. |
| 1958 | De La Salle School and community established in Caringbah, NSW. |
| 1959 | De La Salle School established in New Plymouth, NZ. |
| 1961 | BoysTown established in Beaudesert, QLD to provide care and vocational training to boys with behavioural issues. |
| 1961 | De La Salle School established in Revesby, NSW. |
| 1963 | De La Salle School established in Inverell, NSW. |
| 1966 | De La Salle School established in Bankstown, NSW. |
| 1970 | De La Salle School established in East Bentleigh, VIC. |
| 1974 | Retreat centre opened in Cronulla, NSW. |
| 1979 | The Brothers establish the San Miguel Centre in Richmond NSW, to provide a temporary refuge for families and work experience and training for unemployed. |
| 1984 | The Brothers took over Luurnpa School for the indigenous people of the Kimberley region Balgo Hills, WA. |
| 1989 | The Brothers took on the administration of Holy Rosary School in Derby, WA. |
| 1990 | Lasallian Education Centre for Brothers and co-workers established at Narooma, NSW. |
| 1991 | Under the leadership of Br Ambrose Payne, the National Catholic Teachers’ College became the Australian Catholic University. |
| 1991 | Br Paul Smith established Kids Help Line, a national 24-hour telephone counselling service for children. Link Up, a program for young offenders also commenced. |
| 1997 | Youth Ministry programs increased and became more focused. |
| 1999 | The Brothers established a local community at St Joseph's Primary School in Mun, PNG |
| 2005 | The Brothers established the Lasallian Foundation to fund developmental and emergency relief projects in the Asia Pacific Region. |