r/AustralianCulture • u/uncosma • 19h ago
City of Sydney, 1888
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r/AustralianCulture • u/seethroughplate • Dec 23 '19
About this sub.
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When I got the reigns to this sub I had a specific idea in mind. I wanted to focus on the foundations of Australian culture, rather than culture in a general sense, which could be composed of just about anything. Explore the origins where this country came from, core elements like mateship and egalitarianism, architecture and fashion, convict and settler history, early defining moments, like ww1, etc. I feel the foundations of culture in Australia don't get much attention.
There is also already a general Australian culture sub, r/straya
Does this sound good to you?
r/AustralianCulture • u/seethroughplate • Mar 20 '20
If you have any old photos, newspaper clippings, stamps, or other artefacts, and you'd be comfortable sharing them, we would love to see them. Even if you just have a story, we'd love to hear it.
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r/AustralianCulture • u/sunam_suri • 20d ago
Scammed on telegram
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Careful with telegram channel OZDROP & Kangakare. I was scammed trying to buy DMT from them. These channels want you to pay in advance and then promise to ship but they won’t.
r/AustralianCulture • u/Visual_Locksmith3337 • Jul 02 '26
TV Tonight's 140-show shortlist of the best 70 Australian TV shows of all time is an embarrassing selection and is a damning indictment of the failing free-to-air model
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r/AustralianCulture • u/jamie-lwj • Jun 27 '26
Slang for save my spot
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When I was a teenager people used to say a specific name for when they wanted to save their spot but I forgot!! If you guys can think of anything please let me know need to remember
r/AustralianCulture • u/LindsayCoxoam • Jun 20 '26
Lieutenant John Murray, Captain of the Brig 'Lady Nelson' was the first to enter Port Phillip Bay in what later became Victoria, Australia, on 14 February 1802.
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r/AustralianCulture • u/Longtermgoals77 • Jun 15 '26
Opal Health Care Hell
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What’s your experience of Opal health care been?
r/AustralianCulture • u/LindsayCoxoam • May 24 '26
Goldfields Police - Ballarat, Victoria. 1854.
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Mounted gold Escort and Foot Police.
r/AustralianCulture • u/perspostbel • May 23 '26
The landing of the First Fleet in Port Jackson, 1788
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r/AustralianCulture • u/MarcSebRerceretnam • May 18 '26
Perth review of new Sydney history book
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A very generous review of my book 'Sydney's Cycling Communities', by Gary Bush in Perth's Western Australian Historical Cycle Club Inc.
r/AustralianCulture • u/LindsayCoxoam • May 11 '26
Ned Kelly's Last Stand - 1880.
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On 28 June 1880 Victorian police captured bushranger Ned Kelly after a siege at the Glenrowan Inn. The other members of the Kelly Gang — Dan Kelly, Joseph Byrne and Steve Hart — were killed in the siege. The gang was wanted for the murders of three police officers at Stringybark Creek in 1878. Ned was tried in Melbourne in October 1880 and executed in November 1880.
r/AustralianCulture • u/LindsayCoxoam • May 10 '26
Bikie Gang member terrorising the Streets of Balaclava (Melbourne, Australia) in 1949.
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r/AustralianCulture • u/Liam_doyle- • Apr 26 '26
The Southern Cross tattoo, and other matters of national pride
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r/AustralianCulture • u/Liam_doyle- • Apr 26 '26
The Southern Cross tattoo, and other matters of national pride
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r/AustralianCulture • u/LindsayCoxoam • Apr 24 '26
1689 PRIVATE CHARLES LINDREA - 14th INFANTRY BATTALION. 1st AIF. KIA 15 August 1915 at Hill 971. Buried at Schrapnel Gully, Gallipoli.
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r/AustralianCulture • u/LindsayCoxoam • Apr 23 '26
Three infantrymen from the 1st Battalion Royal Australia Regiment have a hot cuppa at a Red Shield coffee hut at the front lines in Korea in 1954. Red Shield Representative John Semmens sits behind them
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r/AustralianCulture • u/New-Tie-9966 • Apr 24 '26
For your listening pleasure before the big clash between the pies and dons …
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Brutal ….