
Notes from the field: Regional trailblazing
To shoot our three-part Regional Innovations series we called on the talents of Western Australia-based photographer Duncan Wright.
To shoot our three-part Regional Innovations series we called on the talents of Western Australia-based photographer Duncan Wright.
June 2012: A fourth inquest passes final judgement on the cause of Azaria Chamberlain’s death.
The world’s largest rock-art site might not meet the requirements to join the UNESCO World Heritage List because it’s impacted by acidic emissions generated by local fossil fuel plants.
On a purpose-built farm in Victoria’s High Country, families dealing with autism find a place of therapy and respite.
Dive into the realm of the sea cucumber, an unassuming creature that helped shape Australia’s pre-European culture.
1816: Australia’s first public hospital is established in Sydney.
Fifteen years after she came into office it’s clear Julia Gillard, Australia’s first female prime minister, has left an indelible mark.
1825: Brisbane begins as the Moreton Bay Penal Settlement.
When the Douglas Mawson sets sail this December, Aurora Expeditions’ newest purpose-built small ship will honour the legacy of an Antarctic pioneer, retracing his historic route.
Australia’s first A-list celebrity was Dame Nellie Melba, a gifted opera singer with legions of adoring fans across the globe.