New Series- Aussie Inventions That Changed The World premieres this June on HISTORY

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JUNE 2019

Historically, Australia has punched well above it's weight in regards to timely innovations, scientific breakthroughs and brilliant new technologies. Led by Matt Parkinson and a team of expert hosts, this fascinating new series uncovers the surprising stories behind ingenious inventions and shines a spotlight of history on Australia's best thinkers, tinkerers and titans of industry. (PG) Read More...

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June 10, 2019
The Queen's Birthday

Despite, Queen Elizabeth's actual birthday being on April 21, it is not publicly celebrated until the 2nd weekend in June. This double birthday tradition was started by King George II in 1748. King George wanted good weather for his birthday parade, but because he was born in November (not known in the UK for it's good weather) he created a public holiday in June and Monarchs have continued the tradition. HISTORY will celebrate the Queen's birthday long weekend with The Making of The Queen at 2:30pm and The Queens Coronation in Colour at 6.30pm, both on June 10.

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