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Piebald penguin discovered

Researchers have found an odd penguin which may help to better understand little penguin populations.

Watching the little penguins of Tasmania is a wonderful wildlife experience on Highway One.

Veteran Antarctica researcher Dr Grahame Budd returns to document changes in the landscape.

A stunning new exhibition showcases the unique and fragile landscapes and animals of Antarctica.

Smack-bang in the midst of the foaming Southern Ocean lies Macquarie Island, a tiny haven of wildlife.

A historic Antarctica study on sexual depravity in Adélie penguins has been unearthed and published.

New low-cost cameras are helping scientists study penguins during the harsh winter months.

There are twice as many emperor penguins in Antarctica than previously thought, according to a new satellite survey.

There are still few places in the world that are truly wild, but Macquarie Island in the sub-Antarctic is one of them.

The penguins of Victoria’s Phillip Island have been found to employ sophisticated feeding strategies while breeding.