Biodiversity
What do we stand to lose as species go extinct?
Have you ever wondered what would happen to humans if we keep losing species? The answers are as compelling as they are galvanising.
Category: Photography
History & Culture
Australian Elvis fans treated to new movie, new exhibition
When it comes to Australian culture, this country has an ongoing and inexplicably profound connection to the USA’s ‘King of Rock and Roll’, Elvis Presley.
Nature & Wildlife
Maternal insects – humans aren’t the only species that protect their young
From slinging babies to the ground to giving birth to live young, insect parenting is seriously wild.
Nature & Wildlife
Australian wildlife photographers recognised on world stage
Two Australian Geographic nature photography award winners have now been recognised as among the best in the world.
History & Culture
SNAPSHOT: The 1954 Royal Tour
In her 70 years as queen, Elizabeth II has visited Australia on 16 occasions, but with changing attitudes to the British monarchy, there has never been a royal tour quite like the first. Photographer Max Dupain turned his camera on the crowds lining Sydney’s thoroughfares.
News
2021 Photographs of the Year: Australian Geographic
Australian Geographic publishes hundreds of photographs a year. Here are our favourites for 2021.
News
How to perfectly capture the shimmer and shine of the Southern Lights
When the aurora australis comes calling, it’s cameras at the ready. Here’s award-winning photographer Luke Tscharke’s top tips for capturing the perfect image.
Photography
The best astrophotography of 2021
These photographs of space are like nothing you’ve seen before.
News
Uluru from space
You’ve never seen Uluru like this before. Astronaut Thomas Pesquet captured this incredible image of Uluru from space.
News
10 spectacular images of the Milky Way
Travel photography blog Capture the Atlas have released the winners of their annual Milky Way Photographer of the Year competition. Here are 10 of our favourites.