Secret Pyramid Collapse Docs Expose Geelong Chaos
Secret government documents unsealed reveal the chaotic collapse of Geelong's Pyramid Building Society in 1990, exposing a frantic cover-up. Read the full investigation.
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1912's 'Ideal WA' book reveals state's forgotten vision
A rediscovered 1912 book, 'The Ideal Western Australia', reveals the ambitious social blueprint for the state. Explore the untold history of WA's planned future.
Wallsend FC honours 1040 first-grade players in historic list
Newcastle's historic Wallsend Football Club has immortalised every first-grade player since 1887. Discover how 1040 names, including 20 Socceroos, are fuelling a community rebuild.
Cairns Art Gallery's tea towel exhibition a trip down memory lane
Cairns Art Gallery's new exhibition showcases over 100 vintage tea towels, celebrating Australiana and local history. Open until July 14. A must-see for a nostalgic trip!
Dawn Waterhouse, Canberra's 102-year-old link to history, dies
Dawn Waterhouse, a beloved Canberra historian who lived 99 of her 102 years in the capital, has passed away. She witnessed the city's growth from its infancy.
Crown Perth celebrates 40th anniversary with 80s wonderland
Crown Perth celebrates its 40th anniversary, transforming into an 80s wonderland. Discover how the former rubbish dump became WA's largest single-site employer with over 5000 staff.
How tourism collaboration built Cairns over 40 years
Explore how Tourism Tropical North Queensland's four-decade history of unified advocacy transformed Cairns into a global destination, driving major infrastructure and economic growth.
Exploring New Norcia: A Guided Walk Through History
Join a guided walking tour of New Norcia, WA's historic monastic town founded in 1847. Discover Spanish architecture, Noongar stories, and stunning chapels. Book your tour today!
Da Vinci's Final Years in France's Loire Valley
Explore the French chateau where Leonardo da Vinci spent his last years. Discover his tomb, ingenious inventions, and lasting legacy in the heart of the Loire Valley.
Why bellows beat a squad of puffing slaves
Explore the 5,000-year evolution of the bellows, from ancient slave-powered tubes to the Han Dynasty's double-action piston. Discover how this simple invention fuelled civilisation's metal age.
Mercedes College 180th Anniversary Celebrations Planned
Perth's Mercedes College prepares to celebrate the 180th anniversary of its founding Sisters of Mercy. Join the commemorative mass or high tea to honour this historic milestone.
Exam blunder: Students taught wrong ancient history topic
An independent review reveals a 'perfect storm' of errors led to 140 students across nine Queensland schools studying Augustus instead of Julius Caesar for their major exam. Discover the findings and new safeguards.
Townsville teen with criminal history in court for robbery
A 15-year-old boy with a significant criminal history has faced Townsville Children's Court over an attempted robbery at a local service station. Read the full details of the case and the court's decision.
Graveside Tales: Storyteller Revives West Wallsend Cemetery History
Professional storyteller Jo Henwood captivates audiences at West Wallsend Cemetery, unearthing 130 years of local history. Plus, a national treasure status for Newcastle's maritime collection.
Newcastle's maritime collection homeless as lease ends
Newcastle's 8500-item maritime heritage collection is at risk with no storage solution secured just months before its council-funded lease expires in March 2026. Read the latest.
Woman's search for lost dad via his war medals
A Townsville woman's search for her biological father leads to a poignant discovery of his WWII medals, revealing a hero's story and sparking a public plea for information. Can you help?
Townsville barrister Claire Grant appointed King's Counsel
Townsville barrister Claire Grant has made history with her appointment as King's Counsel, becoming the first woman from the region to receive the prestigious honour in over a decade. Read her inspiring story.
Bishop's Waltham: 7km walk through nature and history
Explore the geological diversity of Bishop's Waltham on a 7km walk through nature reserves, then uncover nearby Roman castles and Saxon churches. Plan your Hampshire adventure today.
Bishop's Waltham: A Crossroads of Tumultuous English History
Discover Bishop's Waltham, a tranquil English town with a violent past hosting Romans, Vikings, Normans, and Napoleon's defeated admiral. Explore its scars and survival. Read more.
Newcastle author's decade-long biblical quest for St John
Newcastle author Cath Chegwidden spent ten years researching the life of St John the Evangelist. Her award-winning book, 'A Journey With John', challenges historical myths and reveals a personal family link to a local Cooks Hill church.
Perth's 1950s rock'n'roll rebellion at the Snake Pit
Explore the untold story of Scarborough's Snake Pit, the 1950s Perth milk bar where bodgies and widgies defied convention, sparking a moral panic and forging Australia's first youth subculture. Discover the history.
1896 Cabin: Historic Experience on Modern Expedition Ship
HX Expeditions recreates 1896 explorer cabin on MS Fridtjof Nansen. Immerse yourself in authentic 19th-century expedition experience while supporting conservation. Book your voyage now!
Sea Cliff Bridge 20th Anniversary History
Discover the dramatic history behind Sea Cliff Bridge's construction as it approaches its 20th anniversary. From road closures to economic impacts, explore this iconic Australian landmark.
Perth's Secret Holden Factory Revealed
Discover how suburban Perth secretly shaped Holden's iconic vehicles during WWII. Uncover WA's forgotten automotive manufacturing legacy that changed Australian car history.
Win Double Passes to The History of Sound Film
Enter to win a double pass to see 'The History of Sound,' the romantic film starring Paul Mescal and Josh O'Connor. This is your chance to experience this moving story of love and music. Enter now!
Secret photos of men in love exhibition in Canberra
Discover LOVING exhibition at Canberra Museum featuring 4000 historical photos of male couples from 1850s-1950s. Opens December 6 alongside local queer portraits.
Rare ACT '54' licence plates sell for $181,000
A rare piece of Canberra motoring history has sold for $181,000 at auction. The ACT '54' plates were hotly contested in online bidding over 13 days.
Liquid Paper: How a Secretary Revolutionised Typing
Discover how single mother Bette Nesmith created Liquid Paper in her kitchen, turning a simple idea into a 25 million-bottle-per-year business that changed office work forever.
Queenscliff Music Festival Through The Years
Explore stunning photos capturing 25 years of Queenscliff Music Festival's evolution. From humble beginnings to iconic Australian music event. See the memories!
Hunter Valley's WWII Catalina restoration project
Discover how volunteers are restoring a rare WWII Catalina flying boat in NSW's Hunter Valley, preserving Australia's aviation heritage. Learn about the aircraft's wartime legacy.
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