Down Under

Winton is an Australian author known for weaving so much of this country into his storytelling. Island Home is a brilliant, moving portrait of this beautiful country.

Geovisualizing Australian spatial narratives.

From gum nuts to possums, opera houses to zinc cream, this commanding cultural history of Australian civilisation by one of the country’s most inspirational thinkers and personalities, covers 101 objects. In the words of Dame Edna herself: “You mustn't judge Australia by the Australians.”

An Englishman tries his luck in Australia. But she's a woman of hidden, unreachable depths.

Three generations of Australians; their trials, tribulations. dark secrets, and passions.

From one of Australia’s most eminent journalists comes the imagined history of Elizabeth Macquarie — the widow of a disgraced Governor of New South Wales who recounts the end of her failed dream to reform an Australian penal colony — and her infatuation with the colony’s architect

They fought valiantly for Australia during the First World War. But their home nation still treated them as second class citizens.

Ancient traditions meet New World ambitions in this tale of a culture clash.

The 56 page document in which Australia's most famous outlaw explained his misdeeds.

A performance script of one of Australia's most intriguing works of fiction.

A rebellious country girl in the 1900s flies in the face of adversity and expectation.

The Outback can be a beautiful and unforgiving place, as one woman discovers.