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South Shields playwright Ed Waugh to hold talk about The General Strike in Newcastle
5+ day, 3+ hour ago (256+ words) Renowned playwright Ed Waugh is set to hold a talk about the 1926 General Strike at Newcastle City Library this week. From South Shields, Ed’s talk, named ‘Tyneside and The General Strike’, will cover the effects the strike had on Tyneside…...
Menang elder recalls Western Australia before mass clearing
1+ week, 14+ hour ago (293+ words) Menang elder recalls Western Australian landscapes before mass clearing UA.NEWS Menang elder recalls Western Australian landscapes before mass clearing Menang elder Carol Petterson recalled the landscapes near the Gairdner River in Western Australia before mass land clearing. In her…...
Generational Canberra: Before laptops and Wi-Fi, Canberra had one young accountant betting everything on a computer
1+ week, 5+ day ago (1713+ words) Pre-approval sorted before your next open home? Start now. Hot Shots TennisLearn tennis for life Head to the lake for relaxed, casual dining, the perfect spot for every kind of catch-up. Long before spreadsheets, cloud storage and laptops sat on…...
Aboriginal Rock Art Grew Giant as Colonizers Arrived, New Arnhem Land Study Finds
1+ week, 5+ day ago (854+ words) techtimes.com Aboriginal artists in Australia's Arnhem Land deliberately painted their most powerful supernatural beings at unprecedented scale during the 19th and 20th centuries â a calculated response to European colonization documented in a new peer-reviewed study that places these paintings among…...
Rainbow Serpent rock art grew larger as Europeans colonized Aboriginal Australia
2+ week, 25+ min ago (487+ words) Yahoo Few entities from Australia's Aboriginal cultures are more powerful than a Rainbow Serpent. Often likened to an archetypal mother goddess, the beings are associated with concepts like creation and chaos. Rainbow Serpents even possess the ability to fold the…...
A 20-year master plan has been approved for Melbourne’s largest park, with more parklands, native habitat and improved trails
2+ week, 5+ day ago (281+ words) The Murrup Biik - Royal Park Master Plan has provided a map for the park's future, responding to challenges like climate change and increased visitation. Located in Parkville, this massive area stretches across 170 hectares, and is home to around 1,000 species of…...
City of Albany joins the Digitisation Centre of Western Australia
3+ week, 10+ hour ago (281+ words) Shaping the next generation of global leaders. The Digitisation Centre of Western Australia (DCWA) is pleased to announce that the City of Albany has joined the Centre as a Gold Partner. Partnership with the DCWA will help accomplish community aspirations…...
Melbourne's classical "workers parliament" nominated for World Heritage protection
3+ week, 1+ day ago (1119+ words) Melbourne’s classical “workers parliament” nominated for World Heritage protection Neos Kosmos After the declaration by UNESCO of 9 February as World Greek Language Day, Melbourne is on the way for UNESCO’s declaration on another matter, with strong links to both Hellenic…...
Pilungah Reserve in Queensland protected from industrial activity
3+ week, 1+ day ago (298+ words) In April, the Queensland government granted Pilungah Reserve, on the border with the Northern Territory, Special Wildlife Reserve status. This provides permanent protection for the area from industrial activity, including mineral extraction. According to ABC News Australia, for the Wangkamadla…...
Traditional owners relieved they won't have to watch another Juukan Gorge disaster
3+ week, 1+ day ago (874+ words) The now-protected Pilungah reserve is "teeming with life" after recent rainfall. (ABC Western Queensland: Jay Carstens) Three generations of Wangkamadla people have gathered on country to celebrate Pilungah Reserve's protection as a special wildlife reserve. Mining companies had believed this…...