Soldier's final message to mum found after 109 years
A poignant World War I letter from a South Australian soldier to his mother has been uncovered after more than a century, revealing heartbreaking final words before his Gallipoli deployment.
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Weary Dunlop: Australia's WWII Hero of Compassion
Discover the incredible true story of Sir Edward 'Weary' Dunlop, the Australian surgeon who became a legend of resilience and humanity in WWII prison camps.
New $25M Aboriginal School Opens After South Road Works
A state-of-the-art $25 million Aboriginal school has opened in Adelaide's northwest, replacing the former site demolished for the South Road upgrade, marking a new era for Indigenous education.
Melbourne Cup 2025: Secret Barrier History Revealed
Discover how historical barriers, saddlecloth letters, and hidden patterns could predict the 2025 Melbourne Cup champion. Our expert guide reveals the omens that separate winners from also-rans.
Charlie Jones: Newcastle's Transport Visionary
Discover the untold story of Charlie Jones, the visionary transport planner whose revolutionary ideas could have transformed Newcastle decades ago. Learn why his forward-thinking proposals were ignored and what we can learn from his legacy today.
Geelong runner Tyson Neale Edwards races NYC Marathon for IMP
Geelong athlete Tyson Neale Edwards is training for the iconic New York City Marathon while raising funds and awareness for the Indigenous Marathon Project, continuing his inspiring journey from local running clubs to international stages.
Hunter Page-Lochard: From reckless to storyteller
After years of personal struggles, acclaimed Indigenous actor Hunter Page-Lochard is finally telling the stories he was destined to share, embracing his cultural heritage and making waves in Australian television and film.
Queen's 1954 Wollongong Visit: Rare Photos Revealed
Discover stunning archival photos from Queen Elizabeth II's historic 1954 visit to Wollongong, as local resident Margaret Tougher shares her personal memories of the royal occasion that captivated the Steel City.
Youngest Curator Leads WWII Mateship Exhibition in WA
A groundbreaking war exhibition curated by Western Australia's youngest-ever museum curator brings to life the powerful stories of mateship and sacrifice on the 80th anniversary of WWII.
Billy Missi: Torres Strait art celebrated in national tour
Discover how the National Museum of Australia is celebrating the extraordinary linocut artistry of late Torres Strait icon Billy Missi in a powerful travelling exhibition that spans the nation.
Mrs Mac's Daffodil Cross: A Snowy Mountains Mystery
Discover the untold story behind the century-old daffodil cross at Sponars Chalet in the Snowy Mountains - a floral mystery that continues to baffle visitors and historians alike.
David Gulpilil's final journey to ancestral lands
Discover the poignant final journey of Australian icon David Gulpilil as his family returns his spirit to ancestral lands in a powerful cultural ceremony.
Geelong's Spectacular 1916 Gala Day Parade
Step back in time to witness Geelong's most magnificent public celebration - the 1916 Gala Day Parade that brought colour and joy to a city grappling with World War I.
Bubsie's Big Lap: Australia's First Circumnavigation by Car
Discover how two daring adventurers and their trusty car Bubsie made history by completing the first-ever lap around Australia in 1925, facing crocodiles, deserts and mechanical nightmares.
21 Years of STM: WA's Evolution in Cover Stories
Discover how Western Australia has transformed over two decades through the lens of STM's iconic covers - from fashion trends to cultural shifts and everything in between.
Bradman's Cricket Club Seeks $9M Transformation
The historic St George Cricket Club, where Sir Donald Bradman once played, is pitching for a $9 million redevelopment to secure its future while honouring its legendary past.
Pinjarra Massacre Apology: A Watershed Moment
The Shire of Murray's historic apology for the 1834 Pinjarra Massacre represents a rare example of genuine accountability that could transform Australia's reconciliation journey.
Aussie elder plays Wordle with Pope Francis at Vatican
An Australian Indigenous elder's remarkable friendship with the late Pope Francis culminated in an unforgettable Wordle session with Pope Francis at the Vatican, bridging cultures through shared words and wisdom.
2CC Canberra Celebrates 50 Years On Air
Celebrate five decades of 2CC Canberra's iconic radio presence, from its 1975 AM launch to today's digital era, as the station continues to unite generations of listeners.
Aboriginal Youth Mental Health Crisis: Cultural Safety Needed
New research reveals alarming gaps in mental health services for Indigenous youth, with experts demanding urgent action on culturally appropriate care.
St Therese's New Lambton Celebrates 100 Years
Join the centenary celebration as St Therese's Primary School in New Lambton reflects on a century of shaping young minds and building community connections.
Cape York's historic land return to Traditional Owners
In a landmark moment blending celebration and reflection, millions of hectares of Cape York Peninsula are being returned to Aboriginal Traditional Owners, reshaping Queensland's cultural landscape.
Wulguru School's Indigenous Art Program Triumphs
Discover how Tammie Jones is transforming education through Indigenous art at Wulguru State School, creating cultural bridges and student success stories in Townsville.
Newcastle Ocean Baths Heritage Under Critical Threat
The iconic Newcastle Ocean Baths, a century-old coastal treasure, confront serious challenges that could jeopardise their heritage protection and future accessibility for generations of Australians.
Earthkin: Cairns Band Makes Indigenous Music History
Cairns-based Indigenous band Earthkin is set to make music history with their groundbreaking single debut at the Tanks Arts Centre, marking a global first for First Nations music collaboration.
Newcastle's Hunter Community Services Hub Opens Doors
Discover how Newcastle's revolutionary Hunter Community Services Hub is transforming social support through collaborative services and Indigenous cultural recognition.
Funfields 40th Summer: Staff Member's Childhood Park Memories
Victoria's beloved Funfields theme park marks four decades of family fun as long-term employee Tayla shares her incredible journey of growing up at the attraction, creating lifelong memories across generations.
Knights Legends Recall Rugby League's Epic Ashes Battles
Newcastle Knights icons reminisce about Australia's fierce Ashes rugby league series against Great Britain, sharing untold stories from one of the sport's greatest rivalries.
Queensland's New National Park Protects Wuthathi Country
In a landmark conservation victory, Queensland unveils its newest national park on Cape York Peninsula, protecting sacred Wuthathi country and spectacular coastal wilderness for generations to come.
Kununurra's youth crime crisis: System failure exposed
The remote WA community of Kununurra faces a youth crime epidemic, but residents say taking children from families would only worsen the situation. Discover why systemic failures are at the heart of the problem.
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