The discovery of 67 possible unmarked graves in a western Victorian cemetery has heightened calls for more funding for local councils to search for hidden burial sites. The unmarked graves were ...

Near the remnants of a century-old oak, a tree grows in Charles Baber Cemetery. On Wednesday, the Pottsville Shade Tree ...

The Gibraltar Heritage Trust has organised a series of historical tours as part of Heritage Week 2025, running from May 8 to ...

Gibraltar Cultural Services (GCS), on behalf of the Ministries of Tourism and Culture, has announced a programme of events ...

Middlewich Cemetery Board has been claiming the right to act as the town's statutory burial authority independently of Middlewich Town Council ...

How we’re remembered is a strange and controversial business. Ralph Jones meets the people rewriting the rules, one grave ...

Malmesbury Town Council is hoping to bring the 1880s-built non-denominational place of worship back into community use. The council believes the chapel, which sits on Tetbury Hill in front of the ...

The Victorian Department of Health is currently reviewing feedback on suggested tweaks to the Cemeteries and Crematoria Regulations 2015, which includes calls for more powers for cemetery ...

An overzealous cleanup of a cemetery in Lebanon, Illinois, left families confused and angry. "Like our loved ones were trash.” ...

A copy of the Statues of the Most Illustrious Order of St Patrick (1905) went under the hammer at Sheppard’s Sale of ...

Maria Langley and her daughter Louisa's skeletal remains were hastily buried in 1918 by a police constable and local butcher somewhere in a cemetery in the town of Edenhope, in western Victoria.