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Auschwitz. A name that hisses with a diabolical resonance. The largest mass murder site in history was liberated 75 years...

The US and Iran are hostages of history

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During the recent flare-up between the United States and Iran, US President Donald Trump tweeted that he was prepared to bomb ‘52...

Christopher Pyne: The hotel where world history is made

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It’s winter in the Northern Hemisphere. In Israel that means it’s either cold and sometimes snowing in Jerusalem but crisp...

‘Bringing history to life’ through rare Holocaust artefacts

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No one knows who owned the shoe, the hairbrush or the make-up compact. They were found in Auschwitz at the...

Keeping Holocaust history alive for today’s students

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Duane Galle, a history teacher at Banora Point High School, shares stories of the Holocaust with his students. In 2013,...

Seafolly founder Peter Halas is using history to teach the young

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In the photo, Amber, a curly-haired little girl, sits beaming on the man’s knee while teenager, Phoenix, wraps his arms...

Israelis unearth the remains of an ancient metropolis

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Israeli archaeologists have unveiled the remains of a 5000-year-old city they say was among the biggest from its era in...

New exhibition explores photographs from the British Mandate for Palestine

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The role of archaeology and museums in recording and interpreting the past during the British Mandate for Palestine is the...

From the Archives, 1982: Massacre in Beirut stirs world outcry

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First published in The Age on September 20, 1982 Massacre stirs world outcry BEIRUT, 19 Sept. — Israel today began to move...

Cornish tin found in Israel unearths hard evidence of earliest trade links

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Tin ingots found in Israel that are more than 3000 years old are of Cornish origin and probably reached the...

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Mike Pompeo hails ‘historic’ Lebanon-Israel border talks

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Pro-Palestinian leader Nasser Mashni gaslighting after Bondi massacre

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Fatima Payman accuses Israel of genocide in Gaza in significant rupture with Labor party position

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Holocaust expert’s bid to preserve Australian Jewish refugee stories for future generations

Lessons from Auschwitz: ‘Never again’ is now

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Keeping Holocaust history alive for today’s students

Seafolly founder Peter Halas is using history to teach the young

Israelis unearth the remains of an ancient metropolis

New exhibition explores photographs from the British Mandate for Palestine

From the Archives, 1982: Massacre in Beirut stirs world outcry

Cornish tin found in Israel unearths hard evidence of earliest trade links

Pro-Palestinian leader Nasser Mashni gaslighting after Bondi massacre

‘Dereliction of duty’: ABC’s ‘extraordinary bias’ revealed in bombshell leaked emails

Inquiry into ‘out-of-control’ ABC demanded by Liberal senator Sarah Henderson over public trust risk