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March 1, 2022
Jock was born on 3 May 1920 in Sydney’s Hurlstone Park. He was a most talented cricketer as well as a rugby league player and spent three seasons playing with South Sydney Rugby League side from 1941 to 1943. He played five times for New South Wales , as a hard-hitting left-handed batsman. He was omitted from the 1948 Australian side…
February 21, 2022
"Firebite" has a unique sense of place, and it explores a fresh side of the vampire hunting mythos to the tune of some Aussie guitar rock. The vampires here nest underground in a honeycomb of tunnels outside an Australian mining town. The closest screen comparison might be the animated "Scooby-Doo and the Legend of the Vampire,"
February 12, 2022
When Anna Clark set out to write the history of Australian history, she didn’t know how to do it. In grappling with the past, she faced up to the giants in her own family
February 11, 2022
A small army of undead are helping writers and directors explode traditional narratives of colonisation – with thrilling results
February 9, 2022
Global Citizen Life examines how a lack of racial equity impacts every aspect of life for Indigenous Australians.
February 5, 2022
For years, archaeologists have investigated several ancient shipwrecks in Rhode Island, looking for the Endeavour. See Boston.com.
February 5, 2022
Maritime experts say they had identified what's left of British explorer James Cook's ship Endeavour in Newport Harbor, Rhode Island in the US
February 4, 2022
Australian maritime experts said Thursday they believed they've found the wreck of one of the most important ships in the history of the South Pacific after it...
February 4, 2022
Australian maritime experts said Thursday they believed they've found the wreck of one of the most important ships in the history of the South Pacific after it...
February 4, 2022
However, archaeologists in the U.S. say those findings are premature and a breach of contract in their joint research.