The smoked mummies of Aseki have fascinated anthropologists, writers and filmmakers for more than a hundred years. Find out more about these mysterious mummies of Papua New Guinea. and we may just unravel the greatest mystery of all – “What really happens to us after we die?”
In part two of our series on depression, Dr Neil Nedley discusses the way out of depression. He presents an entirely new approach to treating this dark disease. Don’t miss this outstanding program that will introduce you to a few simple lifestyle steps anyone can implement in their lives and reverse depression.
When gold was discovered in Ballarat in 1851, it seemed that overnight the workers of Australia had gone AWOL – farms, building sites, ships, police barracks, government offices, shearing sheds – all were deserted. Australian and human history is entwined with the desire for gold, but perhaps we should focus on a different kind of…
Can you imagine one of the greatest races in history happened in Antarctica, the most remote continent on earth? Yes, two men racing across this forbidding ice and snow. It was a race to the death. Only one would return alive. It would be a contest between the English naval officer Captain Robert Scott and…
This week is NAIDOC Week (4 – 11 July) which celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Albert Namatjira was an Aboriginal artist who was a pioneer of contemporary Indigenous Australian art. Learn more about him and his legacy. Click the button below to watch the program. GET YOUR…
Time is the most valuable asset we have. We all get the same amount of time every week – 168 hours. The difference between people who make their lives count, and those who don’t, is how they respect and manage their time. The highest achievers manage their time exceptionally well. With the right time-management skills,…
Like most small towns and villages around Australia, Emmaville has its war memorial, complete with the names of those who volunteered from this area. But the name of Emmaville’s most remarkable son is not here, for by the time he enlisted, he had long moved away — Tom Richards. Richards’ grew up to be an…