Australia is known for its iconic flora and fauna. It also has a remarkable reputation as a place where animals believed to be extinct – sometimes for more than a century – have been rediscovered. The post Back from the dead: 10 Australian animals on...
Two lizard-like creatures crossed tracks 355 million years ago. Today, their footprints yield a major discovery. The post Australian fossil tracks shift timeline of reptile evolution appeared first on Australian Geographic.
The spine-tingling ghost stories associated with this 19th-century town are world famous. The post A complete guide to Junee, NSW appeared first on Australian Geographic.
The extinct Malleodectidae family of carnivorous marsupials has become a little bit bigger with the addition of a newly described species – Malleodectes arenai – and a new genus so strange it has been named Weirdodectes. The post Unearthing quolls’ w...
The Binns Track is a perfect gateway for 4WD enthusiasts to lesser-known attractions in the Northern Territory. The post Off the beaten track appeared first on Australian Geographic.
While these objects have some similarities, there are crucial differences that can help us work out what just passed over our heads. The post Comet, rocket, space junk or meteor? How to tell your fireballs apart appeared first on Australian Geographi...
1825: Brisbane begins as the Moreton Bay Penal Settlement. The post Defining Moments in Australian History: Brisbane founded appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Australian maritime archaeologists are helping to decontaminate rusty war shipwrecks in the Pacific, preventing billions of litres of oil and other pollutants from leaking into the ocean. The post Cleaning up toxic wartime shipwrecks appeared first o...
Sea to Summit’s new sustainability-focused camp sleep system brings recycled materials, new tech, and loads of comfort to your next outdoor road trip. The post Sea to Summit Vehicle Supported Sleep System: Tested appeared first on Australian Geograph...
Over five decades World Expeditions has grown from a two-person operation to now be considered the world’s premier adventure travel company. The post Exploring our wild world: 50 years of World Expeditions appeared first on Australian Geographic.