cattle station

Originally traversed by explorer John Oxley in 1818, the natural resources of the region he ... continue

Originally established as a cattle station named Jewnee Run, Junee takes its name from a ... continue

Born in Maitland in 1837 to a cattle farming family, a young [[Benjamin ... continue

Originally the land of the Kamilaroi Aboriginal People, the New England town of Wallabadah takes ... continue

The town of Bundarra in the northern plains of New South Wales began as a ... continue

Edward David Stewart Ogilvie (1814 - 1896), by Tom Roberts, 1894-95, courtesy of State Library of ... continue

COTTON FAMILY: FRANCIS (1857-1942), journalist and politician, LEO ARTHUR (1883-1963), professor of geology, and FRANK ... continue

YURANIGH (d.1850), Aboriginal guide, belonged to the Molong district, New South Wales. He was ... continue

MacDONALD, CHARLES (1851-1903) and WILLIAM NEIL (1860-1910), overlanders and pastoralists, were sons of Donald MacDonald ... continue

BARTON, RUSSELL (1830-1916), pastoralist, mine-owner and politician, was born at Penge, near London, the eldest ... continue

MONTAGUE, ALEXANDER (1815-1898), store-keeper, pastoralist and politician, was born at Cloughlin, County Tyrone, Ireland, son ... continue

KATER, HENRY EDWARD (1841-1924), pastoralist and businessman, was born on 20 September 1841 at Bungarribee ... continue

DIXON, LORNA ROSE (1917?-1976), Aboriginal linguist and cultural preserver, was born probably in 1917 ... continue

HENRY, ERNEST (1837-1919), pastoralist and founder of copperfields and towns, was born on 1 May ... continue

Gregory Macalister Mathews (1876 - 1949), by unknown photographer, 1939, courtesy of National Library of Australia ... continue

This poster advertises the 1981 Australian film 'We of the Never Never', a period drama ... continue

The idea of a raft is of something lashed together, an inventive solution to a ... continue

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