There are some 1,000 Australian Acacia species and they grow across every state and territory, these plants are adaptable and resilient and have become …

Two large-scale paintings by Indigenous women from Central Desert communities in South Australia are currently on display in ‘Seeds and Sovereignty’ at the Gallery …

As we celebrate National Wattle Day on the first day of September each year, we delve into two works that include the wattle — with over …

It’s National Wattle Day on the first day of September, and we’ve been celebrating the Wattle for different reasons for over a century …

National Wattle Day was first celebrated in New South Wales, Victoria and South Australia on 1 September 1910, then in Western Australia and Queensland in …

In 1988, the year of Australia’s bicentenary, the Golden Wattle (Acacia pycnantha) was officially gazetted as Australia’s national floral emblem, enjoying a popular …