Tales from the Grave

From one of the greatest entertainers to a murderer?

How long before our memory fades?

Australia's most successful jockey met his match at Caulfield.

A widow and her children decide to run a sheep station in outback Australia

Her husband had left, meaning Louisa had some difficult decisions to make.

He was convicted for bank forgery, but there may have been more to charge him with.

Their marriage was short-lived but their achievements were great.

His fellow officers were executed to hide a 'no prisoners' policy.

Sometimes the rubbish we throw out becomes the sweetest of results.

Heroes can come in all shapes and sizes.

In honour of Anzac Day, we remember Albert Chalmers Borella, Victoria Cross recipient. Born in Victoria in 1881, he was working in the...

History of Woodburn as told through the 'residents' of its cemetery.

He was 38 years in the police force.

He wrote to his mate's mum, but died before he could deliver the letter.

Her literary ability was passed on to her son and benefited the women's movement.

Many lives lost in the early telegraph days

His sketches and lithographs made him famous in his time.

A picnic day goes very, very wrong.

The hot weather made the river attractive.

They ruled the retail trade