The poet, journalist and author was a voice many people related to during a time when the very essence of what it means to be an Australian settler was being defined.

An intriguing history can be found within the desert environment of Australia’s Red Centre. Imagine carting a whaleboat more than 3500 kilometres over land in search of a mythical ocean with no roads or maps to guide you.

This is exactly what the British explorer, Charles Sturt, attempted almost two hundred years ago. In a time when there was no aeronautical equipment or satellites available and the only way to map out the continent was by land or sea.

Wycliffe Well is one of the most famous Australian destinations for consistent sightings of extra-terrestrial activity.

Nobody embodies the spirit of being Lost In Australia like Scottish explorer John McDouall Stuart. He is remembered in Australian history as one of the most successful and distinguished pioneers