AG Blog
Building a replica Mawson’s Hut
As journal editor Ian Conellan reports, the AG Society is rolling up its sleeves for a great cause.
Tag: Antarctica
AG Blog
Douglas Mawson’s centenary flotilla
Earlier this month, a flotilla of ships celebrated 100 years since the Australian Antarctic Expedition set off.
Science & Environment
Return to Heard Island
Veteran Antarctica researcher Dr Grahame Budd returns to document changes in the landscape.
On This Day
On this day: creation of the Australian Antarctic Territory
In 1936 Australia claimed territory in Antarctica in the name of science and exploration.
Adventure
Echoes of Shackleton
Tim Jarvis retraced the 1916 attempt by six men to save their crew on one of the world’s most inhospitable islands.
Destinations
Incredible new Antarctica photos
A stunning new exhibition showcases the unique and fragile landscapes and animals of Antarctica.
News
Explorers complete epic Shackleton journey
After 72 hours of subantarctic conditions and a blizzard, two explorers have completed an exhausting re-creation.
News
Shackleton expedition straying off course
Tim Jarvis and his crew don’t know that they are straying off course a week in to their replica Antarctic journey.
History & Culture
The third man factor: a saviour within?
Pushed to the brink of exhaustion, lone adventurers have been known to seek solace from a surprising source.
News
Leech cocoon fossil is remarkable discovery
An ancient soft-bodied organism discovered in a cocoon could open doors for fossil research.