Sea slugs with the brightest colouration and most eye-catching patterns are active during the daytime, when their appearance is at its most striking, recent research from The University of Queensland confirms. The post Nocturnal sea slugs don’t both...
In 2017, the Nobel Peace Prize was won by a Melbourne-founded nuclear disarmament organisation. The post Defining Moments in Australian History: The ongoing campaign to abolish nuclear weapons appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Australian shark experts and aquariums are supporting a world-first conservation project to save the elusive leopard shark in Southeast Asia. The post Spotting leopard sharks once again appeared first on Australian Geographic.
The OM-3 is touted as the photographic all-rounder, equally capable for general travel, as it is for producing top shots in the world’s toughest environments. We put it to the test. The post OM SYSTEM OM-3: Tested appeared first on Australian Geograp...
A Melbourne photographer is capturing images of musical instruments as the world has never seen them. The post Music’s hidden realm appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Hong Kong is far more than a famous city in a breathtaking location. Beyond its bright lights you will find a natural wonderland perfect for exploring on foot. The post Hong Kong: The hiker’s delight appeared first on Australian Geographic.
This collapsible cookset proves you don’t have to compromise on function or pack space, even when travelling solo. The post Sea to Summit releases new Frontier Ultralight Collapsible 1L Cook Set appeared first on Australian Geographic.
The shortlisted images for the 2025 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year have been announced, showcasing our natural world across the ANZANG bioregion – Australia, New Zealand, Antarctica and New Guinea. The post Shortlist revealed f...
Wycliffe Well is a tiny speck off the Stuart Highway in the middle of the Northern Territory, about 130km south of Tennant Creek. The former roadhouse was named after the site of a water well sunk in 1875 for workers on the Overland Telegraph Line. ...
How a 'weird group of boronias' pollinate has puzzled botanists for decades. Now the mystery has finally been solved. The post Tiny moth solves decades-old pollination mystery appeared first on Australian Geographic.