Researchers are trying to track down the Indigenous boy whose image was used to support the Yes vote in the 1967 referendum.

The gold key used to unlock the heavy front doors at the opening ceremony of Old Parliament House returns home for the first time, 90 years after the historic ceremony.

An unopened tin of Anzac biscuits is a memorial to a mother's grief for her son killed in Vietnam.

Bud Tingwell's tools of trade, kept secure in two chocolate boxes, tell us a lot about what kind of an actor he was.

The tuckerbox used by Indigenous rights campaigner Brian Manning during the historic Wave Hill walk-off goes on display at the National Museum.

Bill Henson's portrait of conductor Simone Young features in a new focus on women display at the National Portrait Gallery.

An elegant 19th-century billboard tea poster has been found and restored by the National Archives.

Photos of Berlin from the early 1990s document a space created by stateless workers where the wall once stood.

The voices of hundreds of notable Australians can still be heard thanks to the pioneering work of Hazel de Berg.

Heraldic beasts and floral emblems feature on an ornate vase created to celebrate the Queen's coronation in 1953.