
Mt Everest Trek: Day eleven
Yak-trains and spud handling are among the cultural experiences our editor encounters in the Himalayas.
Yak-trains and spud handling are among the cultural experiences our editor encounters in the Himalayas.
Our editor partakes in sports and snowballs with the local children of a school started by Sir Edmund Hillary.
We welcome the phrase ‘willy-willy’ to fair-dinkum Frank’s dictionary of Aussie jargon.
Trekking the Himalayas, our editor familiarises himself with the village Khunde, and its inhabitants, as the fields are prepared for sowing.
AG’s editor gets acquainted with his trekking Sherpas as they descend into warmer trails of the Himalayas.
The trekkers descend a newly-formed family, as journey’s end draws nearer.
Busy Kathmandu perfectly punctuates the final day of AG editor’s expedition.
On 14 April 1999, the most expensive natural disaster in Australian history hit Sydney.
An alleged wombat attack has people rethinking the reputation of this Australian native.
We recognise excellence in one of only a handful of natural history art courses in the world.