Australian history
A collection of photographs and stories on the history of Australia. Curated and written by editor, Mark Anning, these feature stories tell the fascinating history of our First Nations people, multiculturalism, the goldfields and bushrangers, and more, weaving together the past threads that make up our Australian story.
King Charles III and the new Great Seal of Australia
The Great Seal of Australia: A New Chapter in History The Great Seal of Australia stands as a symbol of authority and continuity, integral to...
A Century of Capitol Dreams: Melbourne’s Art Deco Icon
Melbourne's Capitol Theatre Picture Palace Turns 100 When The Capitol Theatre first opened its doors in 1924, it wasn’t just a building—it was a revelation....
The Angry Penguins movement: A Mad Dance in Art and Scandal
The Angry Penguins movement in 1940's bohemian Melbourne The Angry Penguins movement was as wild as its name—a swirling creative rebellion, a frenzy of paint...
The Tarkine is one of the last wild frontiers on Earth
The legendary Tarkine region in Tasmania The Tarkine region in Tasmania is one of the last wild frontiers on Earth, a sprawling, raw wilderness that...
A history of Phillip St Theatre, Sydney
To illustrate this history of Phillip St Theatre are production photos of The Anniversary starring June Salter, John Hamblin, Zoe Bertram, Alan Wilson, Malcolm...
History of Australia’s Nuclear Energy Policy
Australia's nuclear energy policy has evolved from early exploration and ambitious plans for power generation to a focus on uranium mining and stringent export...
The history of the Nimrod Theatre Company, Sydney
The Nimrod Theatre Company, colloquially referred to as The Nimrod, was an influential Australian theater company situated in Sydney, New South Wales. It was established...