It’s been 100 years since the last Cobb & Co coach ran in Australia, between the tiny towns of Surat and Yuleba in South West Queensland. The post Hail the coach: Celebrating the centenary of Cobb & Co’s last run appeared first on Australian...
One of the many mysteries of Stonehenge – where its Altar Stone came from – has recently been solved by Australian scientists. The post A Stonehenge puzzle solved appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Lunar animal research is receiving the technological and methodological breakthroughs necessary for the next wave of intriguing findings. The post Moonstruck: how lunar light influences animal behaviour appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Ask almost anyone which planet has rings around it, and you’ll get the answer “Saturn”, especially if they’ve ever viewed it through a telescope. But not many people know that the other gas giants in our Solar System – Jupiter, Uranus and Neptune – a...
There’s almost no warning. A dark shape appears on the side of the road, then you feel a jolt as something goes under the car. Or worse, the shape rears up, hits the front of your vehicle, then slams into the windscreen. You have just experienced a w...
When it came to assigning a writer to cover the final Broken Heel festival, Jack Marx seemed the perfect choice. The post Notes from the field: In full feather appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Sitting across the wild and windblown Bass Strait, Tasmania is a jewel in Australia’s crown, an island bursting with nature, history and bountiful produce. One of the best ways to see its myriad delights is on an expedition cruise with Coral Expediti...
The Rover 1300’s high output looks ideal for power hungry camp gear. We find out if it really is the ultimate off-grid companion. The post Companion Rover 1300 Power Station: Tested appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Cyclone Tracy was one of Australia’s most damaging natural disasters. Fifty years on, we recall the devastating storm and the extensive evacuation and reconstruction that followed. The post ‘The event that put Darwin on the map, while nearly wiping i...
An eight-day sea kayak expedition exploring the islands of BC’s Great Bear Rainforest takes paddlers into a wild, wonderful world. The post In the Great Bear’s shadow: A sea kayak epic in British Columbia appeared first on Australian Geographic.