History & Culture
Is the Melbourne Cup still the race that stops the nation?
As Melbourne Cup Day dawns, new research shows gambling participation in Australia is dropping.
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History & Culture
Where in the world is Walcha?
Be enchanted by one of Australia’s most acclaimed outdoor art galleries in this picturesque rural town.
History & Culture
When it comes to preparing for disaster there are 4 distinct types of people. Which one are you?
Research out today shows when it comes to getting ready for disasters, there are four types of people.
History & Culture
Aussie slang hasn’t carked it, but we do want to know more about it
A group of Australian linguists are asking the public to participate in a survey to better understand Aussie slang.
History & Culture
The bouncing stones of Thornton Beach
Thornton Beach is a popular tourist stop, but not for the scenery and swimming. Instead, it’s the ‘bouncing stones’ that lure people.
History & Culture
Where did the drop bear myth come from?
The drop bear myth, which says Australia is home to a killer species of koala that will jump from trees and latch onto you, has scared tourists for decades. But where did the myth come from?
History & Culture
Antarctic-based Aussies take icy plunge to mark winter solstice
Expeditioners on Australia’s four Antarctic and sub-Antarctic research stations have gone for a chilly swim to celebrate the winter solstice.
History & Culture
Dancing in the dust – celebrating First Nations culture at the Laura Quinkan Dance Festival
Visit Tropical North Queensland for a world famous celebration of Aboriginal culture.
History & Culture
Newly discovered stamp showcases the remarkable life of $2 man, Gwoja Tjungurrayi
If you’ve a $2 coin in your pocket you’ll have seen the face of elder, lawman and survivor Gwoja Tjungurrayi’s. A new stamp discovery is the latest chapter in his life in pictures.