They live in a secret underground world, hidden down the cracks of the hardened clay soil of outback Queensland – small as a mouse, cute as a bilby and sometimes as ferocious as a tiger. The post ‘If we can’t find them, we can’t protect them’: The ra...
Japan’s mountainous Daisetsuzan Range offers some of the best alpine hiking in the world, as Laura Waters discovers. The post Hiking across the roof of Hokkaido, Japan appeared first on Australian Geographic.
An atmosphere of colonial Australia imbues this charming town between Hobart and Launceston. The post A complete guide to Ross, TAS appeared first on Australian Geographic.
With idyllic scenery, fascinating cultures, rich maritime heritage and plenty of wildlife, unlock the secrets of the islands of Indonesia with Coral Expeditions. The post Spice it up in Indonesia appeared first on Australian Geographic.
23 August 1966: 200 Gurindji stockmen, domestic workers and their families initiated strike action at Wave Hill Station in the Northern Territory. The post Defining Moments in Australian History: Wave Hill walk-off appeared first on Australian Geogra...
From her punishing initiation in the 2018 Race to the Rock, to founding one of Australia’s toughest bikepacking events, Emma Flukes has overcome relentless adversity to become a leading light in the Aussie long-distance cycling scene. The post Gift o...
Ask anyone who has encountered a manta ray in the wild to recount the experience, and you’ll witness their eyes illuminate, their faces animate, and perhaps their arms will instinctively mimic the graceful, soaring movements of these majestic creatur...
Western Australia is a massive state with plenty to offer your bike-riding family. Here are some of our favourites from out west. The post The best family bike rides in Western Australia appeared first on Australian Geographic.
NASA just shut down a planetary defence mission that tracks asteroids. So, what happens now? The post Avoiding asteroids: what do we do without a planetary defence mission? appeared first on Australian Geographic.
It is only the size of a sesame seed but a tiny beetle that has entered Australia could change the way our cities look. The post Unprecedented biosecurity response hopes to tackle wood-boring beetle outbreak appeared first on Australian Geographic.