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How early Australian settlers used maps to show colonial superiority over the indigenous people

Veteran dealers bid a farewell to arms, if not art

Two of Australia’s longest-serving art dealers are winding up their businesses as a Maori weaving peg sells for more than 80 times its low estimate.

Border affects Twin Towns

Border affects Twin Towns
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7 must-see places on your adventure to Hobart

Partner content 7 must-see places on your adventure to Hobart Sponsored content by With the Trans-Tasman bubble open making quarantine-free flights across the ditch possible, now is the time to start planning a trip to Aussie. And there s a brand new destination on your doorstep that s waiting to be explored. Hobart s rich history and culture, tasty local food and World Heritage sites make it an ideal destination for Kiwi travellers. With Air New Zealand flying non-stop twice a week quarantine-free to Hobart now that the bubble is open, we thought we d give you a few ideas to help plan your Hobart holiday. Here are 7 unmissable destinations around the Tasmanian capital:

Mystery remains from doomed 1845 voyage identified

Mystery remains from doomed 1845 voyage identified Scientists have identified the skeletal remains of a crewmember aboard a doomed exploratory voyage 176 years ago, using DNA extracted from a distant descendant. The remains of Warrant Officer John Gregory were found in 1859, but it took until now to identify them. Researchers from University of Waterloo, Lakehead University, and Trent University extracted DNA from the teeth and bones of the remains in 2013. READ MORE: The Franklin expedition ended with the deaths of everyone on board.(W. Thomas Smith / National Maritime Museum) And the DNA matched up with a South African man who turned out to be Mr Gregory s great-great-great grandson.

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