History & Culture
Australia’s most notorious bushrangers
We reflect on the dastardly deeds and larger-than-life legacies of Australia’s infamous bushrangers.
Tag: people
AG Blog
A celebration of traditional culture
Former AG Society trustee Sorrel Wilby is sketching 100 people in 100 days.
History & Culture
Refugees: building lives in Australia
Refugees are significantly contributing to communities in rural and regional Australia.
History & Culture
Innovative Australians: Ralph Alphonso
Ralph Alphonso is showing that individuals can reduce their impact in a big way, with some planning and commitment.
History & Culture
Singing from the heart: Sydney Sings choir
See how music enriches the lives of Sydney Sings Choir members
Adventure
Aron Ralston’s 127 Hours premieres in Australia
The film that dramatises Aron Ralston’s infamous mishap in a Utah canyon, has premiered in Australia.
AG Blog
The consequences of feeding wildlife
Feeding dingoes and other wild animals is not just detrimental to them, but bad for us, too.
AG Blog
Seafaring pets: animal shipmates
Sailing can be a long and lonely affair, but the company of pets has made many a shipmate happy.
On This Day
On this day: Harold Holt disappears
17 December 1967: Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt goes missing whilst swimming at Portsea, Victoria.
On This Day
On this day: trans-Tasman flight disappears
Prior to Kingsford Smith’s successful flight over the Tasman, Moncrief and Hood’s attempt ended in disaster.