A barbecue, a protest … or a good book? We asked some of our leading historians to choose an illuminating Australia Day read.

1. Che Guevara 2. Vatican City 3. Sheep milk 4. Encyclopaedia Britannica 5. Without musical accompaniment 6. University of ...

George Washington is the only president of the United States whose inauguration took place in New York City, then the ...

The players were tasked with fabricating cover stories, such as travelling to Pakistan to visit a sick family member in ...

I turned on my TV on Inauguration Day, but avoided coverage of the event in a bid to depress the ratings. No doubt I will be arrested for that act of lèse-majesté in due course. Regardless, I spent ...

Canadian Heritage's 47th Winterlude will take place in Canada's Capital Region, offering captivating programming and ...

THE people of Red Cliffs gathered for a day of festivities at the Australia Day celebration at Barclay Square. The event ...

From 1952 to 1980, the Intergovernmental Committee for European Migration (ICEM) enabled over half of all Greek migrants to ...

After divorcing in 2007, she mostly busied herself rearing her four children, writing blogs and posting slam poetry-style videos trashing all ... The attackers were two U.S. citizens who had a copy of ...

Former Royal Australian Navy medic Letty Casey said she flew the flag at her Lowood home because of her links to the military. The prime minister has dodged questions over Liberal leader Peter ...

The largest Australian flag is set to be hoisted on Australia Day at a mosque in Sydney, surpassing the one flying atop of Parliament House. Picture: Supplied The flag measures 16m x 8m.

But this Australia Day, we have the lived experience ... fought proudly under one flag to defend and maintain our nation. Personally, that’s a country I want to see once more.