Graeme Andrews was a Sydney-based maritime historian,his work was praised as invaluable,without which many memories and visual histories would be lost. He died on September 25,2024,at the age of 86.
The source of energy that made the Industrial Revolution possible has been abandoned by the UK earlier than expected,making the country a G7 leader.
The day Gerard Krefft was removed from the Australian Museum for his radical views on evolutions,God and science.
A new graphic narrative tells little-known yarns about the Shrine of Remembrance.
Winifred Smith’s letters,now on display at the State Library of NSW,are a rare insight into women’s experience of the war effort.
Two new species that ruled the ancient oceans as crocodile-sized apex predators have been uncovered in NSW.
The enormous stone travelling 750 kilometres or more is a globally exciting finding that transforms our understanding of transport,trade and society 5000 years ago.
The Facebook co-founder,who studied Latin at an elite boarding school,has long been fascinated by classical history.
The former estate of Nazi propaganda chief Joseph Goebbels is too expensive to keep and perilous to sell. No one knows quite what to do with it.
Italy’s first female PM is also the first to govern from the far right in decades. Has Giorgia Meloni’s agenda changed in power? Where did her politics come from? And why has Italy had 68 governments since World War II?
As Paris holds the world’s gaze,France’s continued meddling in the Pacific paints a less-than-golden picture of colonial neglect and the price of imperialism.