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The 'Culgoa' was bound from Tewantin Wharf (Noosa) to Brisbane with a cargo of timber on the 13th of May 1891. On approaching the Bar the vessel grounded on the Flats. Every effort was made to refloat ...

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The Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards (WELS) scheme is an Australian Government initiative in partnership with state and territory governments.

To make good decisions that involve nature, we need to understand how nature supports our economy and wellbeing. Natural capital accounting (also known as environmental-economic accounting) helps us ...

The 'Mermaid' is famous for its role in the survey of the Australian coastline by Lieutenant Philip Parker King. The 'Mermaid' was used in three of the four voyages made by Parker King from 1817 to ...

The Henry was a small 31 ton ketch, built in 1852 on the Hawkesbury River, NSW. One source states that "for a number of years" the ketch Henry had traded regularly to Lorne, typically bringing in ...

The Moorara was originally built in 1909 as a composite barge at Echuca in Victoria by A.J. Inches, and used on the River Murray. In 1930 it was altered to a three-masted fore-and-aft rigged schooner ...

I-124 was an Imperial Japanese Navy (IJN) “I-121” class minelaying submarine, constructed by Kawasaki Heavy Industries at Kobe Shipyard, Osaka Bay in 1926-1928. Initially placed in reserve at Yokosuka ...

The 1471 ton steel barque Inverlochy belonging to G. Milne and Co. of Aberdeen, was bound from Liverpool to Port Phillip, Launceston and Hobart with a general cargo including: 5000 bags of slag, 100 ...