Nature & Wildlife
Aussie fairy-wrens learn while still inside their eggs
An Adelaide-led study has cracked the mystery of how and when some bird species start learning to sing.
Nature & Wildlife
Snake cannibalism caught on camera
In an example of nature at its absolute wildest, a python has been recorded eating a fellow python alive.
Nature & Wildlife
Did Australia’s First Nations people domesticate dingoes?
Dingoes are an iconic Australian wild animal, with close links to Australia’s First Nations people throughout the mainland. Yet the origins and history of these animals are shrouded in obscurity.
Australia
A complete guide to New Norcia, WA
This unique settlement, Australia’s only monastic town, is a Benedictine religious community in the West Australian wheatbelt.
Australian Geographic Adventure
Three, two, one, snap: AJ Hackett teams with Apple to capture action
Aus Geo Adventure’s own photo guru checks out AJ Hackett’s latest iPhone tech used to capture action in a way it’s never done before.
History & Culture
Happy 50th Birthday, Sydney Opera House
Half a century ago one of the world’s most recognisable buildings was opened.
History & Culture
Stories told by Aboriginal Tasmanians could be oldest recorded in the world
First Nations people in Lutruwita/Tasmania have been sharing their stories for more than 12,000 years, new research has found.
Nature & Wildlife
Authentic Canada, on your terms
With spectacular scenery, unique wildlife and cosmopolitan cities to explore, there is so much Canada has to offer every kind of traveller.
History & Culture
How the South American jacaranda became a symbol of Australian spring
Jacaranda season sweeps across Australia as an explosion of vivid purple spreads in a wave from north to south.
Australian Geographic Adventure
Down under: A guide to snorkelling
Snorkelling is one of Australia’s most popular marine activities, and one of the easiest to learn. Here’s how.