Esme Mathis

During World War II, civilians in Australia deemed “enemy aliens” – mostly those of German, Italian and Japanese descent – were housed in internment camps. The largest of the camps was Loveday Internment Camp in South Australia’s Riverland region, about 6km south of Barmera.

Museums Victoria’s living biobank is a repository of frozen potential, safeguarding the very essence of the animals that make Australia.

A stunning prehistoric view of life in south-eastern Australia has been forever captured in these fossil caves.

Scientists have discovered that stalagmites can help trace the Earth’s climate past.