The Newtown Jets and the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs made history 43 years ago today,when the teams played out the only scoreless match in professional rugby league.
There are 8000 shipwrecks off Australia alone,many more still to be found. Yet stunning discoveries still happen. What does it take to find these ghostly vessels?
A statue of the explorers will not return to its prime location in Melbourne’s city square.
When it comes to fascinating ancient artefacts,this Andean nation has so much beyond Machu Picchu.
The abandoned tunnels at St James station will be opened to daily ticketed tours – almost 100 years after they were completed.
The far right is on the march again in Germany. The parallels with the rise of Hitler almost a century ago are everywhere.
Former Herald photo editor and renowned photojournalist Mike Bowers picks some of has favourite images from the Fairfax photo archives.
Three nights of unrelenting bombing destroyed Dresden in 1945. As snow fell at the weekend,neo-Nazi supporters took to its streets to “mourn” – and win political support.
Archaeologists at the site of a planned 32-storey office tower have unearthed the remains of a thriving Roman town centre at the heart of old Londinium.
In age of rising costs,streaming services and limited content,movie theatres across the UK are closing down left,right and centre.