History & Culture
Time to recognise Australia’s first naturalists
A new book reveals the Indigenous knowledge that led to some of western science’s greatest discoveries.
A new book reveals the Indigenous knowledge that led to some of western science’s greatest discoveries.
Meet Brett Jarrett, the artist behind Australia’s Amazing Whales and Dolphins book.
Swimming with great white sharks, capturing our wild dingoes and getting up close and personal with saltwater crocodiles, Australia’s female natural history filmmakers are legends in their field.
Australia is home to many talented botanists, many of whom are women. Here are just a few of their stories.
You may not be familiar with the name Josh Pringle, but the Tasmanian artist is behind all the incredible designs by Keep Tassie Wild.
A new four-part documentary series narrated by Hugo Weaving on SBS will bring Australia to life with the colourisation of black and white film dating back to the 1890s.
From humble beginnings 30 years ago, the Northern Territory’s annual Barunga Festival now attracts more than 4000 people from around the world to sing, dance and celebrate Indigenous traditions.
Meet one of the many outback legends produced by the work of the RFDS during the past nine decades.