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Canberra has "lost its way", former Australian prime minister Paul Keating said, as he mocked the nation's recent plan to build nuclear submarines to counter China as akin to "throwing a handful of toothpicks at a mountain".

Delve into our collections to discover flowers, gardens and wilderness through history.

Author and journalist Santilla Chingaipe’s latest project has cast a spotlight on an overlooked part of Australia’s colonial history. The […]

Joseph was born in 1803 in London, the youngest son of Eliezer and Judith Levi Montefiore.

2021 Naval Intelligence Essay Contest Second-Prize Winner. Human geography is contextualized human and societal information that is tailorable to fit short-fused requirements.

Joseph was born in 1803 in London, the youngest son of Eliezer and Judith Levi Montefiore. 

Hume councillor Jack Medcraft has proposed the council no longer participate in Australia Day celebrations on January 26, describing it […]

Joseph Barrow Montefiore and his wife Rebecca and their first two children Georgiana Judith Barrow and Esther Hannan Barrow arrived in Sydney on 22 February 1829.

Company denied oil heist report, saying ship loaded crude oil at Cambodia’s Apsara field in Gulf of Thailand on understanding that cargo belonged to charter.

Cameron Woodhead and Steven Carroll have cast their eyes over a batch of recently released fiction and non-fiction books. Here, they share their recaps and reviews.