Dr Jono Lineen, co-curator of the National Museum of Australia’s new Antarctica exhibition, tells us why the frozen continent ...

In 1916 and 1917 WWI conscription was defeated in two referendums.

Surrounded by nothing but open ocean and with limited mobile reception, Lord Howe Island is the perfect place to disconnect ...

An outback-inspired garden recently turned heads at London’s Chelsea Flower Show, and the Aussie flora on show might just be ...

Six months after conservationists used drone technology in a mouse-eradication project on a remote Western Australian island, ...

Blast waves, acoustic trauma and sonic booms pose serious, underexamined risks to the threatened species living near proposed ...

While shark-spotter drones are a genuine advance in shark detection, they’re not foolproof. Sharks are front of mind for many ...

Six issues a year of breathtaking photography, fearless science and the untold stories of our wildlife, wild places and people — since 1986.

NAIDOC Week has become a modern celebration of First Nations history, culture and achievements. But its beginnings were ...

Six issues a year of breathtaking photography, fearless science and the untold stories of our wildlife, wild places and people — since 1986.

A celebration of how alien yet relatable so many of the creatures that live among us can be.

In a year when a record 1008 people stood on the summit of Everest, the AG awards for adventure remind us adventure is about far more than records or rankings. It’s about meaningful experiences, ...