Science & Environment
Portals of life: exploring the ecology of Australia’s rock pools
Journalist and photographer Alex Pike explores the complex ecosystem of Australia’s rock pools, revealing beautiful, resilient underwater worlds.
Journalist and photographer Alex Pike explores the complex ecosystem of Australia’s rock pools, revealing beautiful, resilient underwater worlds.
It’s likely you’ve seen sea hares washed up on your local beach, but what are they exactly?
North Curl Curl Beach in the north of Sydney bustles with swimmers and sunbathers on the 2015 Australia Day weekend. This photo was taken by a drone, which took off from nearby cliffs.
Although we are a nation of ocean-lovers, an alarming number of Australians can’t spot a rip current, let alone escape one.
Here’s a different view of the iconic huts at Brighton Beach, Victoria
Everything you need to know about getting off-road and onto the sand, in a safe and environmentally-friendly way.
Historically home to the first whaling station in South Australia, today Beachport offers a number of scenic walking and driving routes
A lone fisherman casts the last lines of the day into the surf in Bunbury, Western Australia
Three surfers under the endless sky, making plans and chasing dreams!