Branded an outlaw and a resistance leader, Musquito has long been one of the most contested figures in Australia’s frontier history. In Edition 36 of Traces, Naomi Parry Duncan explores the events that led to his capture near Parramatta in 1805, and reflects on her own unexpected connection to Musquito’s story.
Completed in 1889, Launceston’s General Post Office is one of the city’s most impressive buildings, and has played an important role in civic life.
By Maureen Martin Ferris When used carefully, artificial intelligence can serve as a valuable research companion for the family historian, offering powerful tools to support, assist and streamline your work. Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the way we live and work, and genealogical research is no exception. When used well, it can act as a powerful
