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Editor’s chat: the end of camel patrols
AG editor, Ian Connellan chats about the end of the largest police beat on Earth: camel patrols of the outback.
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Why do popular animals get all the funding?
A new study aims to figure out why some species receive more donations than others.
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The greening of the Red Centre
Central Australia has been transformed this year and Uluru and its surrounds are blanketed with wildflowers and green foliage.
On This Day
On this day: Yirrkala bark petitions before Parliament
The bark paintings marked the first traditional campaign in the fight for Aboriginal land rights.
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Aussie lingo: coo-ee
Shout out a “coo-ee” just about anywhere and you’ll get a response. Frank Povah tells us the origin of this classic call.
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Arctic odyssey: seabirds of the north
AG picture editor Chrissie Goldrick shares her experiences on the seabirds of the Arctic.
On This Day
On this day: Wave Hill indigenous protest
After a nine-year protest started in 1966, the Gurindji became the first Aboriginal people to reclaim their land.
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Be a volunteer scientist and help microbats
Here’s your chance to play scientist for a night and help microbat research.
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Painting the Sydney Harbour Bridge
There are some big jobs out there, including the almost 365-day-a-year task of painting the Harbour Bridge.
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Help Aussie icons make the New7Wonders list
Two iconic natural Australian landmarks are competing to become included in the New Seven Wonders of Nature.