200 years on: Crossing the Blue Mountains
May 2013 marks the bicentenary of the first European crossing of the Blue Mountains.
May 2013 marks the bicentenary of the first European crossing of the Blue Mountains.
From a maritime disaster south-east of Townsville in 1911, a vibrant reef was born.
From a maritime disaster south-east of Townsville in 1911, a vibrant reef was born.
A stunning new exhibition showcases the unique and fragile landscapes and animals of Antarctica.
A stunning new exhibition showcases the unique and fragile landscapes and animals of Antarctica.
From the depths of winter to the clearest summer, Mount Cook abounds with stunning scenery and adventure.
From the depths of winter to the clearest summer, Mount Cook abounds with stunning scenery and adventure.
Some of Australia’s most amazing scenery is found beneath the waves.
With volcanoes, ancient uplifts and a limestone coast, western Victoria’s geological past has created a fantastic walking region.
Within Canberra’s national institutions is the stuff of history – the artefacts, documents and images of Australia’s past.