The wilful and wanton destruction of the Tasmanian Tiger is a sad reminder of the importance of conserving our natural history. Charles Wooley is reminded of an interview he did with the man who allegedly shot that last wild Thylacine while Kim McKay relates the tale of resurrecting the world’s rarest insect, now living on a lonely volcanic rock at sea.




Join veteran journalist Charles Wooley and Australian Museum Director and CEO Kim McKay as they explore the astounding objects and specimens of the 200 Treasures of the Australian Museum exhibition, housed in the nation’s oldest museum gallery, the Westpac Long Gallery.