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The saga of Australia continues with... GIRT NATION
David Hunt tramples the tall poppies of the past in charting Australia's transformation from aspiration to ...
Dangerous predators and ravenous herbivores: the story of Australia's feral nightmare. Isolation was once the impenetrable barrier that protected Australia and its unique fauna ...
In a quiet Sydney street in 1937, a seven year-old immigrant boy drowned in a ditch that had filled with rain after being left unfenced ...
From award-winning author and historian Janet McCalman, the engrossing tale of Tasmanian convict settlers in colonial Victoria
It was meant to be 'Victoria the Free ...
Australia and its formation - through the distorted view of a rum bottle. Could the Rum Rebellion have been averted if Major Johnston wasn't hungover ...
In this side-splitting sequel to his best-selling history, David Hunt takes us to the Australian frontier. This was the Wild South, home to hardy pioneers ...
With all the skills of the master storyteller that he is, Jim Haynes exposes some of the great myths of Australian history.
Did you know ...
The Discovery & Exploration Map of Australia 1519 to 1901 by Sea and Land compiled by H.E.C. Robinson is a fascinating insight into ...
An evocative narrative of the many tragedies that fell upon those who were forced to serve time in Port Arthur, one of the most remote ...
The astonishing story of James Hardy Vaux, writer of Australia's first dictionary and first true-crime memoir If you wear 'togs', tell a 'yarn', call ...
Robert Menzies and the restoration of political liberalism in Australia.
A Liberal State- How Australians Chose Liberalism over Socialism 1926-1966 explores the revival of Australian ...
'Deeply researched with keen judgements, Traitors and Spies is a devastating indictment of Australia's security services and their political masters in the decades before ...
Photographer, filmmaker, writer, adventurer. Controversial, passionate,
audacious. Frank Hurley was an extraordinary Australian, possibly most famous
for his Antarctic photographs captured alongside expeditioners Sir Douglas ...
In 1908 English gentleman, Ernest Westlake, packed a tent, a bicycle and forty tins of food and sailed to Tasmania. On mountains, beaches and in ...
