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Once Upon a Time and Crime in Paddington

When you think of Paddington what comes to mind? Trendy terrace houses and cozy coffee shops?…

Arts & culture

Dangerously Modern: Australian Women Artists in Europe 1890-1940

During 1890 to 1940, the first wave of women artists broke all gendered expectations and left…

The Daily

Jurassic Lounge: Halloween Edition at the Australian Museum

Make space in your calendar for this Halloween goodie. Celebrate the scary season at Sydney’s iconic,…

Arts & culture

‘Americanising Australian patriotism’: The complicated his...

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton’s election promise to reinstate citizenship ceremonies on January 26th has reignited the…

Current affairs & analysis

Ngura Ninti project to harness First Nations perspectives on Australia...

A four-volume documentary will explore Australian history from the perspectives of First Nations people and communities,…

Current affairs & analysis

“What The Trees See”- The Mark and Evette Moran Literary A...

The prestigious literary award, the Mark and Evette Moran Nib Award is back, and the finalists…

The Daily

The Bizarre and Ancient Origins of Daylight Savings Time

If you want to hear an Australian argue a point with vigour, ask them their opinion…

The Daily

History Week – Meet Louisa Lawson with Michelle Scott Tucker

Who was Louisa Lawson? If the surname rings a bell, it should, now while Henry Lawson…

Arts & culture

Advance Australia Fair And It’s Relevance Today

On April 8th, 1974, Prime Minister Gough Whitlam announced that the Advanced Australia Fair would be…

The Daily

Adam Courtenay and the Marvels of Mr Todd

Adam Courtenay, is already the author of five Historical books, three of which look at our…

2SER Breakfast

Sydney Open Focus Tours with Sharon Mifsud

Interested in architecture and history? Want to learn more about some of Sydney’s most important and…

2SER Breakfast

Hanged by Nosey Bob

Australian colonies had capital punishment usually by hanging which continued after Federation into the 20th century.…

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