On this day: Happy birthday Sir Doug Nicholls, Governor of South Australia
Yorta Yorta man, Sir Doug Nicholls was one of the most powerful voices for indigenous civil rights in Australia.
Yorta Yorta man, Sir Doug Nicholls was one of the most powerful voices for indigenous civil rights in Australia.
Few Australian outdoor brands have done as well as Mountain Designs, particularly when it comes to ones that have a broad range of products and the credibility to go with it.
In 1920, two Gallipoli veterans decided remote Australian communities needed an air service, and Qantas was born.
From historic river crossings to high-tech modern architecture, each of these bridges shines a different light on Australian ingenuity.
In workshops around the country, skilled Australian artisans are toiling and tinkering in an effort to save some of our oldest trades
Henry Sutton was an incredible Australian inventor, creating a wide range of products, including the forerunner to the television set
From discovering the universe is expanding increasingly rapidly to experimenting on themselves with bacteria cocktails, these are our Nobel Laureates
Stuffed platypus specimens had been viewed with incredulity for more than a century until a live animal was exhibited outside of Australia
From 1966 to 1994, Australia’s $20 bill featured a little-known inventor who made a major contribution to the invention of the aeroplane
A surprising number of animals pop up in the Australian War Memorial’s image library. Some of them were useful members of a unit, others were just a comfort to the men or a reminder of home. For animals this was sometimes for better or for worse, but they are nonetheless part of the story of the Australians at war. Here are some of the animal companions of our troops from WWI to WWII.