Cycling eyewear needs to perform multiple jobs very well, from protecting your eyes to maintaining clear vision in often challenging conditions. We find out if Julbo’s latest fulfils that multitasking role. The post Julbo Rush glasses: Tested appeare...
A childhood in Sydney’s west shaped this young climate-action leader’s resolve to build a fairer, more climate-conscious Australia. The post Building a movement appeared first on Australian Geographic.
A fresh wave of voices are shaping national conversations on social media platforms – and an ever-growing number of Australians are listening. The post The new age of influence appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Camping trips are one of the best ways for your clan to experience all the Aussie outdoors has to offer. It’s time to make it happen! The post Great escapes: Top tips for the ultimate family camping trip appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Walbunja Elder Aunty Loretta Parsley frames Eurobodalla’s new coastal walk as one passage in a much older journey: a saltwater songline binding people, places and stories from La Perouse to Eden on the Victoria border. The post ‘Walking together, let...
Here’s what happened – and what’s next. The post Australia will not host the COP31 climate talks appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Nature didn’t dole out survival tools fairly – some animals got the lion’s share, while others… make do with what they’ve got. The post Box jellyfish are the Swiss Army knives of the ocean appeared first on Australian Geographic.
When residents of the NSW Northern Rivers town of Murwillumbah awoke on 23 November 1978, they discovered their main street was crawling with police cars and camera-toting media. The post ‘They got the lot!’: Australia’s biggest-ever bank heist appea...
The Moonlite Elite touts itself as the ideal camp chair for adventurers obsessed with lightweight gear. We take a seat and check it out. The post Nemo Moonlite Elite Reclining Backpacking Chair: Tested appeared first on Australian Geographic.
You would assume a flood represents a windfall for frogs, right? But new research finds these water-loving amphibians can have too much of a good thing. The post Frogs can fare worse in floods than bushfires appeared first on Australian Geographic.