By Michele Bannister 28 May 2012 In this way come the names. The kete of knowledge, grasp them, word-woven. The stars were not ...

The 13 Towers of Chankillo, Peru Professor Clive Ruggles will be giving a lecture tour in Australia and New Zealand from late-May u...

By Paul Curnow I remember when I was in my teens, now unfortunately a long time ago; making regular trips with my family down to a to...

A Dreaming story recorded by K.L.Parker (1897) WURRUNNAH had had a long day's hunting, and he came back to the camp tired and h...

By Paul Curnow Australian night skies by world standards are still quite good. Regrettably today, in heavily populated countries the light...

Sydney Observatory welcomes you to a special night about Archaeoastronomy.   Professor Clive Ruggles from the University of Leicester, wi...

by Duane Hamacher Unlike their Northern hemisphere counterparts, Southern hemisphere observers have a rich tapestry of celestial objects a...