Burke and Wills refers to the famous Australian expedition led by Robert O'Hara Burke and William John Wills in 1860-1861. Their goal was to cross the Australian continent from Melbourne in the south to the northern coast at Carpentaria. The journey aimed to explore uncharted territories and establish a route for future settlers. The expedition faced numerous challenges, including harsh weather, difficult terrain, and limited supplies. Despite reaching their destination, both Burke and Wills ultimately perished on the return journey due to starvation and exhaustion. Their story remains a significant part of Australian history and exploration.