On this day: The Flying Doctor Service is born
Australia’s iconic aerial medical service took its first flight on 17 May 1928.
Australia’s iconic aerial medical service took its first flight on 17 May 1928.
Australia’s win in the America’s Cup 28 years ago was a victory like no other before or since.
From the film’s first US appearance Crocodile Dundee would create an internationally recognisable icon.
The world’s richest handicap race, the Melbourne Cup, was first run at Flemington in 1861.
A lawbreaker, rogue, bushranger, killer and national icon – Ned Kelly the man died on this day in 1880.
Today marks the anniversary of the biggest gold heist in the nation’s history.
Bennelong was taken by the British to teach settlers about Indigenous culture.
South Australia led the way, becoming the first colony to give women the vote.
27 years ago, Dick Smith completed his extraordinary solo around-the-world helicopter flight.
Who could forget the heavy rolling cloud of dust that enveloped Melbourne in 1983.