History & Culture
Shipwreck finder gets honorary OAM
The man who led the discovery of two Australian warships will receive an honorary Order of Australia.
History & Culture
The Melbourne Cup: a unique tradition
The first Tuesday of November is a day of legends spanning back more than 150 years. It’s the race that stops the nation.
History & Culture
Uluru: Stories in stone
On the anniversary of Uluru’s handback to the Anangu, filmaker David Curl reflects on Australia’s beating heart.
History & Culture
WWII bomb crater found in Darwin
A bomb crater has been uncovered in Darwin’s city centre by a roadworks crew.
History & Culture
Aboriginal people buy Uluru resort
The Aboriginal Land Corporation has bought the Ayers Rock Resort for $300 million.
History & Culture
Dick Smith’s population puzzle
A wake-up call from his daughter prompted AG founder Dick Smith to undertake a new quest: population.
History & Culture
Photographing wildlife with Nick Rains
There are few hard and fast rules in photography, but one is to always keep the eyes sharp. Nick Rains tells us how.
History & Culture
Sense of direction can be learned
Humans aren’t so good at finding their way around, but sense of direction can be improved with training.
Awards
2010 AG Society Award winners
The winners of the 2010 Australian Geographic Society Awards have been announced.
Awards
2010 AG Awards Spirit of Adventure: Alex Vail, Tane Sinclair-Taylor and Joshua Stewart
Alex Vail, Tane Sinclair-Taylor and Joshua Stewart have been awarded the Spirit of Adventure title at the 2010 AG Society Awards.