Museums aren’t just restricted to four walls, and you’ll find one of Australia’s greatest at the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Port Arthur Historic Site.

The visitor to Port Arthur Tasmania arrives primed with infernal images of its days as a penal colony; a wretched purgatory when it wasn’t a living hell. So dire was what passed for a life in ...

A number of Port Arthur Historic Site employees, including survivors of the 1996 massacre, have had their personal information published on a state government website, prompting calls for an ...

As it recovers from Covid and a downturn in Chinese visitors, the Port Arthur Historic Site Management Authority (PAHSMA) is trying to lure more overseas tourists to its three sites including ...

A number of Port Arthur Historic Site employees, including survivors of the 1996 massacre, have had their personal information published on a state government website, prompting calls for an ...

A number of Port Arthur Historic Site employees, including survivors of the 1996 massacre, have had their personal information published on a state government website, prompting calls for an ...

A number of Port Arthur Historic Site employees, including survivors of the 1996 massacre, have had their personal information published on a state government website, prompting calls for an ...

A number of Port Arthur Historic Site employees, including survivors of the 1996 massacre, have had their personal information published on a state government website, prompting calls for an ...

A number of Port Arthur Historic Site employees, including survivors of the 1996 massacre, have had their personal information published on a state government website, prompting calls for an ...

A number of Port Arthur Historic Site employees, including survivors of the 1996 massacre, have had their personal information published on a state government website, prompting calls for an ...