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The Sapphires: where are they now?

We speak to the three original members of The Sapphires on whose lives the Australian hit movie is based.

After 20 years of travelling to Antarctica and the sub-Antarctic, David Neilson has captured the region’s many moods.

Margaret Loy Pula has become the first indigenous woman to win one of Australia’s richest visual accolades.

The photos of Nicholas, son of legendary photographer Peter Dombrovskis, reflect the quiet passions of his father.

LEGO celebrates its 50th anniversary with a display of giant pine trees and flower clumps in outback NSW.

The 2012 Australian Geographic Natural History Illustration prize has been awarded.

After two centuries, the first artist to call Australia’s frontier settlements home is recognised for his flair and contribution.

Original artworks depicting 19th century colonial Australia have been found in a cupboard in Canada.

A project, supported by the Australian Geographic Society, is using X-rays to uncover hidden Aboriginal rock art.

Just 40km north of Canberra, Lake George is an ephemeral water body that inspires artists, birdwatchers and historians.