Antarctica expedition: Mawson’s Hut
Mawson’s Hut is the embodiment of the harsh life of 1913, snap frozen in time, preserving life as it was.
Mawson’s Hut is the embodiment of the harsh life of 1913, snap frozen in time, preserving life as it was.
Down in the Antarctic, there are thousands of sea birds and you can’t help but become a twitcher.
You can’t help but think of icebergs when you think of Antarctica. And there are plenty of bergs to see.
It’s not just penguins that inhabit the Antarctic. There are many creatures that call those chilled waters home.
One of the greatest, and most tragic, polar expeditions of all time is showcased at a new exhibition in Sydney.
One century ago today, Sir Douglas Mawson set off on the first Australian expedition to Antarctica.
As journal editor Ian Conellan reports, the AG Society is rolling up its sleeves for a great cause.
Earlier this month, a flotilla of ships celebrated 100 years since the Australian Antarctic Expedition set off.
Veteran Antarctica researcher Dr Grahame Budd returns to document changes in the landscape.
In 1936 Australia claimed territory in Antarctica in the name of science and exploration.