Eurobodalla’s newest coastal walk is less about wilderness bragging rights and more about slowing down – walking on ancient ground, tasting oysters by the river, and finishing with a gin at sunset. The post From oysters to eagles: Hiking the Munjip...
If not friend, why friend-shaped? The post Quolls have no business being that cute appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Video footage of uninvited guests hitching a ride on humpback whales has been recorded by researchers during migration season along Australia’s east coast. The post A hitchhiker’s guide to the humpback highway appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Switzerland’s towering peaks, ancient glaciers, deep valleys and massive lakes all add up to equal one of the world’s premier outdoor playgrounds. The post Mountain high: The adventure playgrounds of Switzerland appeared first on Australian Geographi...
Social media has once again lit up with colourful hues, as the spectacle of aurora australis, also known as the Southern Lights, became visible across large parts of Australia and New Zealand overnight. The post 10 times the aurora australis inspired...
The cutting-edge CRISPR technology that’s already revolutionising human medicine and genetics is also being explored by Australian evolutionary biologists. The post Gene-edited cane toads reveal the cost of albinism appeared first on Australian Geogr...
This remote outback national park has once again become a vital cultural gathering place. The post The magic of Mutawintji appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Fifty years ago, Prime Minister Gough Whitlam’s dismissal sent shockwaves across Australia. The post Fifty years on: Remembering Whitlam’s shock dismissal appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Going camping with the little’uns in tow might seem daunting for some, but with the right attitude, the right gear and the right planning it can be memorable fun for everyone. The post The young and the restless: Camping with kids appeared first on A...
The world’s only complete specimen of a colossal squid – on display in New Zealand – has developed a cult-like following. The post The colossal squid with a cult following appeared first on Australian Geographic.