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The consequences of feeding wildlife
Feeding dingoes and other wild animals is not just detrimental to them, but bad for us, too.
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Seafaring pets: animal shipmates
Sailing can be a long and lonely affair, but the company of pets has made many a shipmate happy.
On This Day
On this day: Harold Holt disappears
17 December 1967: Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt goes missing whilst swimming at Portsea, Victoria.
On This Day
On this day: trans-Tasman flight disappears
Prior to Kingsford Smith’s successful flight over the Tasman, Moncrief and Hood’s attempt ended in disaster.
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Brisbane: the river city?
The Brisbane River is a literal and figurative heart of a city now being tested by its lifeblood.
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Obituary: Vale Penny Tweedie
Respected international photojournalist Penny Tweedie has left behind an unequalled legacy.
On This Day
On this day: Hinkler’s solo flight from England to Australia
The first solo flight from England to Australia was completed on 22 February 1928 by Australian aviator Bert Hinkler.
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Biting the dust at the Warwick Rodeo
30,000 spectators gather to watch the power and the glory of Warwick’s rodeo, held in October every year.
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How to draw natural history
We recognise excellence in one of only a handful of natural history art courses in the world.
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Submarine man enters record books again
Australian Geographic’s own underwater pioneer has achieved a world-first that saw him submerged for 14 days.