On this day: Captain James Cook sets sail
Almost 250 years ago, Captain James Cook sailed on the voyage where he discovered Australia.
Almost 250 years ago, Captain James Cook sailed on the voyage where he discovered Australia.
The GPO’s opening on 1 September 1874 signalled the growth of communication and wealth in NSW.
On 3 October 1952, Britain tested its first atomic weapon off the coast of Western Australia.
Catherine and David cross the Top End on Highway One as they continue their adventure on the world’s greatest road trip.
Pilbara Aboriginal art faces new industrial threats, even though it’s been found worthy of World Heritage listing.
The wreck of a First Fleet ship which once carried Governor Phillip has been given National Heritage status.
A new study debunks the idea that modern species of cycads were present at the time dinosaurs roamed the Earth.
The pioneering 19th-century coaching conglomerate won – and lost – a great deal during its turbulent 70-year history.
The Great Ocean Road is Australia’s most iconic drive. But one of the country’s best multiday walks is also along this coast.
The first Aboriginal genome sequence confirms Australia’s native people left Africa 75,000 years ago.