History & Culture
World War II heroine, the White Mouse, dies
Nancy Wake, the most decorated Australian servicewomen of WWII, known as the ‘White Mouse’, has died.
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News
Sun rises on tequila plant harvesting for biofuel
The agave plant, from which tequila is derived, may be the answer to Australia’s thirst for fuel.
News
Miniature frog discovered in the Pilbara
Scientists have discovered a new frog in the remote and sparsely-populated Pilbara region of WA.
History & Culture
PNG languages dying with each generation
Indigenous PNG languages are dying with each generation, and may only survive in ceremonies, experts say.
Nature & Wildlife
Undiscovered monsters lurk in ocean depths
New marine ‘monsters’ like giant sharks or whales are likely to be discovered in the near future, according to an expert.
History & Culture
Footprints reveal how early humans first walked
The discovery of ancient intact footprints suggest early humans began walking upright earlier than thought.
News
Mt Everest height to be clarified
The precise height of the world’s tallest peak, Mt Everest, is unknown and now scientists have set out to confirm it.
News
Australian Geographic goes to six issues a year
Australian Geographic is now producing six issues a year and making available a digital version.
History & Culture
Native Title win for North Stradbroke Island
After a 16-year battle, the local Aboriginal people have been given Native Title for North Stradbroke Island, QLD.
History & Culture
Outback legend Tom Kruse dies
Legendary Birdsville mailman Tom Kruse has died in Adelaide at the age of 96.