Science & Environment
New exhibition showcases Australia through the eyes of Joseph Banks
‘Beauty Rich and Rare’ was commissioned by the National Library of Australia and is on display in Canberra until 10 February 2019.
‘Beauty Rich and Rare’ was commissioned by the National Library of Australia and is on display in Canberra until 10 February 2019.
More than 100 sacred Aboriginal items have been temporarily returned to Australia, many for the first time in centuries.
On Tuesday 20 April in Sydney, join the editors of Australian Geographic and Australian Geographic Adventure for a workshop on camping adventures – and the chance to win a complete starter kit!
The Banff Mountain Festival’s outdoor and adventure film competition has hit our shores.
A new exhibition in Melbourne showcases urban animals which are often seen at dusk and dawn.
Australian Geographic’s own underwater pioneer has achieved a world-first that saw him submerged for 14 days.
Two 17th century records show how a determined Spanish explorer could have been the first European to find Australia.
Jeff Carter artfully captured mid-century scenes of everyday Australians – from coast to country.
The arrival records of the First Fleet, and some of our most famous convicts, are now available on the web.
Photographer Esther Beaton offers a new perspective on native flora with her vibrant artworks.