It’s hard to believe, but these images were all taken on iPhones. They are the winning images of iPhone Photography Awards (IPPAWARDS) is the first and the longest-running iPhone photography competition.
A series of maps trace the unveiling of Australia, from the fantasies of second-century Egypt to Flinders’ last work.
An AG Society-sponsored expedition set out in July 2013 to solve the mystery of 12th Century coins found in the NT.
How did “G’day mate” become the sound of home for millions of people?
The State Library of NSW is calling for information on an unseen, haunting collection of portraits of WWI soldiers in NSW in 1918. Of the 1600 images, 230 images are currently on exhibit, and 20 of them are shown here. Portraits of War: The Crown Studios Project will be on show at the State Library of NSW from 28 June until 21 September 2014 in Exhibition Galleries.
These men of the sea live a tough life, working hard on a longline fishing boat.
We’ve looked into the 2011 Census to get a snapshot of who Australians are today and we want to know your story
From behind the wheel of her truck, this unlikely young livestock carter is committed to keeping Australia’s beef industry moving.
In workshops around the country, skilled Australian artisans are toiling and tinkering in an effort to save some of our oldest trades.
From chairmaker to hedgelayer, artisans are reviving trades that date back to days long gone