Draft:Australian History Encyclopedia
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australianhistory.net is a free online platform dedicated to exploring and documenting the history of Australia. The site features a wide range of resources, including articles, images, videos, and
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Type of site | Historical resource |
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| Available in | English |
| URL | australianhistory.net |
| Current status | Active |
educational materials, covering topics from Indigenous cultures to modern Australian history.[1]
Features
[edit]The website offers:
- **Articles**: In-depth content on topics such as the Kaurna people, the colonial era, and Australia's involvement in global events.[1]
- **Media Library**: A collection of historical images, videos, and documents, including content like the "Min Min lights."[1]
- **Educational Resources**: Materials tailored for educators, researchers, and history enthusiasts.[1]
Community Engagement
[edit]AustralianHistory.net encourages community participation by:
- Allowing users to contribute articles and media.
- Facilitating discussions on historical topics.
- Welcoming suggestions for new areas of exploration.[1]
Purpose
[edit]The platform aims to preserve and share Australia's heritage, providing a collaborative environment for those interested in Australian history.[1]