The chilling photos were posted to the Facebook group ... status of the former convict site Port Arthur in Tasmania. Port Arthur is a world heritage site built during the 18th and 19th centuries ...

The Isle of the Dead at Port Arthur. Picture: Tourism Tasmania Escape was well-nigh impossible. On one side of the colony spread an expanse of ocean buffeted by gales from the south; on the other ...

Photo / 60 Minutes Australians woke up 25 years ago to the news of a violent rampage in a remote part of Tasmania. It was Monday, April 29, 1996 and we had just become the location of the world's ...

Senator Hanson is secretly filmed saying she has “a lot of questions” about what happened at Port Arthur. “An MP said it would actually take a massacre in Tasmania to change the gun laws in ...

Pleasure Pier served as Port Arthur's playground in the 1940s, '50s and '60s. "As a kid and a young person, it was a continuous fair environment," former Lamar State College-Port Arthur President ...

This 28 ½-mile trail, which features a flat timber boardwalk and paved steps, making it a great option for hikers of all skill levels, starts by the Port Arthur Historic Site and takes you on a ...

To enquire about specific property features for 6953 Arthur Highway, Port Arthur, contact the agent. What is the size of the property at 6953 Arthur Highway, Port Arthur? The internal land size ...

10 Reynolds Street, Port Arthur TAS 7182 was last sold in 2020 and 1 other 3 bedroom house in Port Arthur have recently been sold. There are currently 5 properties for sale in Port Arthur.

The video features close-ups of the bloodied bodies of those killed by a lone gunman in Port Arthur, Tasmania, in 1996. Martin Bryant shot dead 35 people during his rampage at the historic tourist ...

The video features close-ups of the bloodied bodies of those killed by a lone gunman in Port Arthur, Tasmania, in 1996. Martin Bryant shot dead 35 people during his rampage at the historic tourist ...

The bloodbath took only eight minutes. It started on a Sunday afternoon, April 28, 1996, at a busy café in Port Arthur, Tasmania, a small town with the dubious historic distinction of being the ...