Norfolk Island’s historic Government House - built in 1829 and handsomely restored - is generally not open to the public. However, on a number of occasions each year, its

Norfolk Island is one of the few places outside of America to celebrate Thanksgiving Day, a legacy from  the American whaling ships who would make frequent stops to

A great night for all the family. Street parade, Santa Claus, music, food stalls and late night shopping. Taylors Road Burnt Pine.

A great week of paddling, competition and socialising fun.  The course was the best I have ever paddled in my life” - Pam Prescott, AOCRA Secretary and ne

Join Australian History Research and step back in time and immerse yourself in Norfolk Island heritage for a history lover's holiday and the celebrations of Foundation Da

Accounts of the voyage and shipwreck – Passengers and Crew of HMS Sirius March 1790 – HMS Sirius Shipwreck: what really happened – Why all the fuss over HMS Sirius?

Accounts of the voyage and shipwreck – Passengers and Crew of HMS Sirius March 1790 – HMS Sirius Shipwreck: what really happened – Why all the fuss over HMS Sirius?

 Norfolk Island with the stories of its penal settlement known as Hell in Paradise provide a vivid picture of the past of 1825 to 1855. Australian History Research