The phenomenon of the tea break and a chance discovery at his mother’s house led artist Simon Normand down an unexpected path.
Sonja and Alice first met in 1939 at a farm school for Jewish refugee children. A lifetime later and on the other side of the world they would finally meet again.
Fact or fiction? The Herald examines three of Sydney’s more popular urban myths to see if there’s any truth to them.
They were young,bold and accomplished at warfare’s killing. But for one of the legendary Chipilly Six,an enemy became simply a man with family photos.
Australians have only voted Yes eight times out of 44 opportunities to change the constitution. The furious battle over the skies in 1937 helps explain why.
There’s something quintessentially Australian about the weirdest moments on domestic TV.
Reporter Gary Adshead was methodically exposing the Perth MP’s multiple lies over faked war medals when a chance conversation led him even deeper into the mystery.
This week on The Reporter podcast,Gary Adshead tells Michael Thomson how he launched an investigation that would finally land its subject in jail.
This reporter was told he had a “bum steer”,“not really a story”. Undaunted,he launched an investigation that would finally land its subject in jail.
This week on The Reporter podcast,Gary Adshead tells Michael Thomson the story of one of the most secret spy bases in the world.
The source was prepared to grant me 10 questions about the Kojarena base. I was to prepare them carefully – there would only be one chance to get them answered.