The worst bushfires in Australia’s history
Bushfires have long been part of the Australian landscape but some of the worst will always stay in our minds.
Bushfires have long been part of the Australian landscape but some of the worst will always stay in our minds.
Earthquakes don’t only occur near our neighbours Japan and New Zealand – they’re common in Australia too.
Just 40km north of Canberra, Lake George is an ephemeral water body that inspires artists, birdwatchers and historians.
Sporadic heavy rains bring a slow tide of change to parched lands in the Murray-Darling basin.
Tsunamis have occurred through history, but there is still much to learn about them. Here are the basics.
Many parts of Christchurch suffered devastating shaking, and this map shows the worst-hit areas.
This latest earthquake in Christchurch is an aftershock of the September 2010 quake, according to scientists.
Geologists have mapped the earthquakes that have shaken NZ since last year.
From mud maps to early town planning, historical charts of Australia’s beginnings are being digitised.
Christmas shines brighter than anywhere else in the nation in this otherwise sleepy South Australian hamlet.