Michael is a pioneering cinematographer whose film, Everest: Sea to Summit is the most internationally awarded adventure documentary ever made

In 19th Century South Australia, dry-stone walls were a practical way to establish property boundaries and clear one's land of 'paddock stone'.

Saeed grew up in Iran, as one of seven children in a working class family.

In his early twenties, Brett Collins was sentenced to 17 years in jail for robbing a bank.

Joe Geia is a singer, songwriter and didgeridoo player.

Senator Barry O'Sullivan has been the LNP's Queensland representative since February 2014.

The 1936 Summer Olympics signalled Germany's return to the world community after WWI.

Giles is Head of Tigers and Conservation Manager at Australia Zoo.

Jeremy Oxley fronted Sunnyboys, an exuberant, post-punk band who shone brightly in the early 1980s.

Shannon runs Jet Black Cat Music in the inner-Brisbane suburb of West End.