Marian Ellis Rowan (1848–1922) was born in Melbourne. As a young woman, Rowan began to paint wildflowers, birds, insects, and butterflies, and continued to do so for the rest of her life. Her interest in botany was encouraged by Ferdinand von Mueller, who was a friend...
The National Archives of Australia holds one of the country’s most significant collections of historical records, photographs, films, and documents spanning Federation to the present day. Preserving the stories of ordinary and extraordinary Australians alike, the...
Northbridge has a rich and diverse history. Originally part of a large swamp and lake system inhabited by the Whadjuk Noongar people, the area held cultural and spiritual significance long before European settlement. In the late 1800s, as Perth developed, Northbridge...
Djeran, a significant time in the Noongar seasonal calendar, heralds the cooler months. This period is characterised by a noticeable change in the weather and winds, with lighter breezes predominantly coming from the south. Djeran is marked by the blossoming of red...
The City of Perth Urban Screens and HEAD ON PHOTO FESTIVAL present the Fire Horse Screenings — a stunning selection of world-class photography presenting vivid artistic encounters with China’s Lanscapes and people. Selected by Head On Photo Festival curator Moshe...
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