Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park was returned to its Traditional Owners 40 years ago. The post Uluṟu handback remembered, 40 years on appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park was returned to its Traditional Owners 40 years ago. The post Uluṟu handback remembered, 40 years on appeared first on Australian Geographic.
The North Face celebrates 25 years of its Summit Series, marking a quarter century of expedition-tested innovation and the return of Gore-Tex. The post Peak party: The North Face Summit Series turns 25 appeared first on Australian Geographic.
This Sea to Summit backpack is designed to carry and protect your gear in wet and wild conditions. We throw it in the deep end to see how it performs. The post Sea to Summit Big River Dry Backpack: Tested appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Australia has embraced fast fashion with gusto, becoming the world’s largest per capita consumer of textiles with one of the highest rates of clothing waste. Now our fashion industry is searching for answers. The post The shabby side of chic appeared...
Their sting isn’t their only intimidating trait. The post Bull ants are Australia’s tiny tyrants appeared first on Australian Geographic.
This charming coastal town is known for its excellent seafood and beautiful natural scenery. The post A complete guide to Streaky Bay, SA appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Gold truly deserves to be called a precious metal. Indeed, all the gold that has been mined throughout human history would fit inside a cube that’s 22m long on each side The post More proof that gold is truly ‘Au-some’ appeared first on Australian Ge...
They were ‘land masses’ that appeared on explorers’ charts for more than a century – recorded, searched for, and sometimes feared. But were they ever really there? The post Phantom islands of the Southern Ocean appeared first on Australian Geographic...
One fortunate turtle enjoys an all-inclusive health retreat after falling from the sky. The post The tale of ‘Lucky’ the turtle appeared first on Australian Geographic.
There are few birds more sinister than the pelican. Because what other bird would drown a duckling, swallow a pigeon and try its best to eat a capybara? The post I love you, pelicans, but you’re freaking me out appeared first on Australian Geographic...