Nature & Wildlife
Endangered Sydney seahorses released back into harbour
Scientists have high hopes that the recent release of Sydney seahorses back into the harbour will help populations slowly recover.
Nature & Wildlife
March of the spider crabs
Each winter, in one of the world’s most extraordinary natural spectacles, a writhing mass of spindly claws and legs rises from the depths of Bass Strait into the sheltered waters of Melbourne’s Port Phillip.
History & Culture
Healing in the communities of south-eastern NSW after the bushfires
As landscapes regenerate after summer’s catastrophic bushfires, communities in south-eastern New South Wales rebuild their homes and livelihoods.
Nature & Wildlife
“I felt like the loneliest conservationist in the world”: how one woman started an online community to help conservationists cope
Conservationists often face feelings of isolation, job insecurity, ecological anxiety and PTSD, but few spoke up about it. Until now.
Science & Environment
The chain of ancient volcanoes that stretches from Queensland to the Victorian coast
Secrets of Earth’s geological past lie within a chain of ancient volcanoes called the Cosgrove hotspot track that stretches from Cape Hillsborough in Queensland south to the Victorian coast.
Nature & Wildlife
Rescued platypuses return after rainfall replenishes waterways
The platpuses were rescued from drying waterways in Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve in December.
Creatura with Bec Crew
This stunning red-capped parrot has the most unfortunate species name
Meet the red-capped parrot, a gorgeous and unusual species found in only one place in the world – the southwestern-most corner of Australia.
Nature & Wildlife
Rare species of eagle ray spotted on the Great Barrier Reef
Watch the ornate eagle ray glide through the Great Barrier Reef.
Science & Environment
Bioluminescence lights up Jervis Bay on Anzac Day
When the sun goes down, this microalgae really shines.
Nature & Wildlife
Isolation has made me more aware of my surroundings
How well do you actually know the area you live in: the birds, trees and insects that inhabit it? Lauren Smith explores Olds Park at Penshurst.