Salted by the Sea: The Hidden Story of Chinese Fishermen in Port Albert
Uncover the forgotten legacy of Chinese fish curers in Port Albert—how they fed the goldfields and shaped a town, now rising back into view with the tide.
The Rise and Ruin of Victoria’s Oyster Empire: Port Albert’s Forgotten Boom
Once teeming with native oysters, Port Albert’s waters tell a story of colonial greed, ecological collapse, and the long road to cultural and environmental repair.
Guardians of the Strait: Bass Strait’s Wartime Waters
During World War II, Bass Strait became more than a perilous stretch of water—it became a front line. Merchant ships braved enemy submarines and mines to keep Australia supplied, while coastal towns like Port Albert played a quiet but crucial role. From lighthouse runs to lifesaving efforts, our local waters held stories of courage, sacrifice, and resilience. This Anzac Day, we remember the guardians of the strait.
The Forgotten Masters of the Sea: How Ancient Asian Shipbuilders Shaped Global Exploration
Long before European explorers set sail, ancient Asian shipbuilders mastered ocean travel, shaping global trade and exploration with innovative vessels.
Discover The Brave And Bold Moustache Legacy In Maritime History
Explore the rich history of naval and army moustaches in our blog. Uncover how these iconic styles evolved, symbolizing bravery and tradition in military fashion.
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