Destinations
Gallery: Outback Ringers of the Top End
Australia’s jackaroos and jillaroos provide a photographic glimpse of life on an outback station.
AG Blog
A celebration of traditional culture
Former AG Society trustee Sorrel Wilby is sketching 100 people in 100 days.
History & Culture
10 Aussie inventions that make your life easier
These are the Aussie inventions that save you time, money and hassle.
History & Culture
Refugees: building lives in Australia
Refugees are significantly contributing to communities in rural and regional Australia.
History & Culture
Innovative Australians: Ralph Alphonso
Ralph Alphonso is showing that individuals can reduce their impact in a big way, with some planning and commitment.
History & Culture
Singing from the heart: Sydney Sings choir
See how music enriches the lives of Sydney Sings Choir members
History & Culture
Prince Harry: Walking With The Wounded
Prince Harry describes what it’s like trekking in Antarctica.
History & Culture
Gallery: Walking With The Wounded: soldiers’ South Pole trek
Fighting extreme cold while pushing war-ravaged bodies to new physical limits, teams of soldiers scarred in battle take on the ultimate challenge – trekking 335km across the Antarctic to the South Pole. Find the full story in Mar/April issue #119 of Australian Geographic.
History & Culture
Gallery: Why we love music
Listening to music – shimmying to it, learning it, playing it and watching it being performed – fires up more centres in your brain than almost any other activity. Music is a marvel and pervades our lives, but why we like it and where it originated puzzles the experts.
History & Culture
Gallery: Mawsons Hut: building an historic icon
Mawson’s Hut was a marvel of construction, being built in the harsh conditions of the Antarctic in 1912-13.