A decade or so ago, the prevalent myth was that the 1967 referendum gave Aboriginal people the right to vote and citizenship. While most now accept this was wrong, as such rights were already held ...

Their focus is teaching people about Aboriginal culture and correcting misconceptions. "We're out there to dispel all the crazy myths," James said. "It's about empowering us and empowering ...

A surprising discovery suggests the Moai statues on Easter Island share symbolic elements with the carvings on Pillar 43 of ...

Who decides which people and stories get preserved in our history books?  It's a question historian Emily Hauser has been grappling with after spending most of her life learning about Ancient Greece.

These remote escapes deliver the ultimate wilderness adventures—from sleeping on glaciers to stargazing in the Gobi Desert.

As her gallery celebrates its 40th birthday with a unique retrospective, the celebrated dealer and grande dame of Britart ...

Leading Aboriginal creatives, mental health professionals, and voices have partnered with Apparent and Photoplay to launch ‘Change Direction’, an awareness initiative focused on the staggering ...

Governments keep cutting headline corporate‑tax rates in the hope of attracting investment and “creating jobs”. Yet the most ...

Aunty Geraldine Atkinson has awards in spades, and she has recently received another one. Photo by Megan Fisher . Aunty ...

That brings us to our next myth … “Use by,” “best by,” “expires on” or any of the other myriad phrases you might see stamped on your food don’t have official definitions.

Following over two decades of research, scientists at the Australian National Maritime Museum have asserted in no uncertain terms that they've located one of the most famous ships of maritime history ...