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The Man Who Walked Around Australia: Aiden De Brune’s Extraordinary Journeys on Foot
In 1920 a journalist walked nearly 4,500 kilometres across Australia following the Trans Australian Railway. The following year he attempted something even bigger: walking around the entire continent.
Wet Noses in No Man’s Land: The Bravery of Mercy Dogs, Battlefield Rescuers of World War I and Beyond
In the mud of the Western Front, a cold nose could mean rescue. Mercy dogs searched no man’s land for the wounded, carrying first aid and guiding medics through shell craters. Thousands of lives were saved by instinct and quiet courage. Read the full story.
Christopher Lee: The Tallest Man in the Room and the Most Unexpected Life in British Cinema
From witnessing the last public guillotine execution in France to recording heavy metal at 91, Christopher Lee’s life was stranger and richer than his most famous roles.
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