
Stories told by Aboriginal Tasmanians could be oldest recorded in the world
First Nations people in Lutruwita/Tasmania have been sharing their stories for more than 12,000 years, new research has found.
First Nations people in Lutruwita/Tasmania have been sharing their stories for more than 12,000 years, new research has found.
Jacaranda season sweeps across Australia as an explosion of vivid purple spreads in a wave from north to south.
The majority of Australian voters have rejected the proposal to establish an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament.
1945: Australian Howard Florey shares in Nobel Prize for developing penicillin.
An off-road adventure with Indigenous guides through the remote McIlwraith Range offers a unique experience of this little-visited part of far north Queensland.
1936: Yorta Yorta Elder William Cooper leads the formation of the Australian Aborigines’ League.
China is a country of immense diversity, especially its people. ‘China Adorned’ is a stunning celebration of this.
Forty years ago, Australia won the America’s Cup. It was followed by celebrations – and controversy.
Between 1822 and 1833, any re-offending convicts in Van Diemen’s Land were sent to Sarah Island (known as Langerrareroune by the local Toogee people) on Tasmania’s remote west coast.
While most of us might wear a piece of jewellery or an adornment of some kind because we like it, or think it looks good, or because a loved one gave it to us, the people of Papua New Guinea look at it in a completely different way.