Outdoor library: Four new books to inspire adventure
From cycle trips and NSW paddling destinations, to WA’s Kimberley region and Tropical North Queensland, these books will inspire adventure.
From cycle trips and NSW paddling destinations, to WA’s Kimberley region and Tropical North Queensland, these books will inspire adventure.
This is the only animal in the world known to incorporate iron into its exoskeleton. It builds its shell out of the stuff, and even its soft, fleshy foot is covered in thick iron plates like a medieval knight.
This 146-page special has been produced in partnership with Tourism Australia, and showcases our regions, islands, wild encounters, walks and road trips.
Australia is a hotspot for carnivorous plants, boasting more than 250 species. Get to know their way of life here.
Meet Gunggamarandu maunala, the largest extinct croc species ever discovered in Australia.
Don’t be fooled by the fake baby platypus phenomenon. This is what a real platypus puggle looks like.
Like a buried treasure chest, Purnululu kept its sparkling secrets well hidden. Deep in the East Kimberley it lay in wait: its dazzling colours and sculpted landforms known only to a few.
If Australia had its own seven wonders of the natural world, Wilpena Pound would surely be near the top of the list.
The tough characters and vast dry landscapes of outback New South Wales deliver a true-blue, fair-dinkum Aussie adventure, so don the Akubra, pack up the car and follow the course of the legendary Darling River.