Queen Victoria came to the throne of England in 1837, just months after her 18th…
The humble banana may be considered one of the Mother Nature’s finest achievements! It is…
Picnics are a longstanding tradition on Norfolk Island. Whether you want to welcome a newcomer, farewell…
When you come to Norfolk Island and see an economy based on tourism, it is…
If you can relate to that well-known expression ‘like a kid in a candy store’,…
Steve and Alison Ryves’ Cottage Pottery can be found near the end of Anson Bay…
When the Pitcairners migrated to Norfolk Island in 1856, their first homes were the buildings…
St Barnabas’ Chapel, otherwise known as the Melanesian Mission Chapel, or the Patteson Memorial Chapel,…
Norfolk Island is better known for its cliffs and towering pines than for palm fringed…
Mission Life: The Melanesian Mission on Norfolk Island 1866 – 1920 In recent years Archbishop…
