Each year Geoscience Australia, our geological advisory agency, opens its unusual rock-themed photography exhibition to see what snappers can make of our most valuable and oldest assets. Here are some Top GeoShots.
Outback Queensland’s bone-dry grazing country is giving up its 100 million-year-old secrets to a mob of dyed-in-the-wool farmers.
Eleven classic planes, countless classic views – an extraordinary safari through Australia’s outback skies.
One small touch and this stinging plant sends you into excruciating pain.
Australian geographer Deanne Bird warns that a second volcano could erupt in Iceland.
Colour explodes like festive fireworks from these Australian icons.
Australia has 30 impact craters out of 176 recognised worldwide. See our gallery of some of the best.
We go behind the scenes to see what it takes to make realistic animatronic dinosaurs come to life.
Just as the ocean is revealing its mysteries, we’re finding out how delicate its many ecosystems are.
Sporadic heavy rains bring a slow tide of change to parched lands in the Murray-Darling basin.