The way of the water
With world-class surf beaches, gentle bays, meandering rivers, wide lakes and a handful of waterfalls, the New South…
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Eye of the storm
To stay or go? Tracey Nearmy’s photo captures a couple’s dilemma during Black Summer. The post Eye of the storm appeared…
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The story behind the photo: ‘Hang Time’ by Nathan Watson
This forms part of a series of Q&As with winning photographers from this year’s Australian Geographic Nature…
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Getting the Murray–Darling Basin Plan back on track
Will improvements in management of the MDB be enough to return this critical water system to health? The post Getting…
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Moving mountains in Canada
Discover Authentic Canada on these truly moving journeys with Adventure World. The post Moving mountains in Canada…
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Pollution and climate change are making it harder to be male . . . if you’re a sea turtle
Green sea turtle populations are already becoming increasingly female due to a warming climate. Now pollution may also…
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Giant eagles and scavenging vultures shared the skies of ancient Australia
Today, Australia is home to 17 species of hawks and eagles. But the fossil record shows some other, rather special…
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Collaborative storytelling through 1000 drones lights up the sky at Uluru
Now is the perfect time to reconnect to Uluṟu, the heart of our country, with the culturally significant, world-first…
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