uluru Archives

Adventure

Keeping your shit together

This year marks the 10th anniversary of the iconic road adventure – the Shitbox Rally.

Tim the Yowie Man

The Uluru ‘curse’

Dare to pilfer part of the Red Centre’s most famous rock…at your peril.

History & Culture

Welcome to Country: rules for travelling Indigenous Australia

Marcia Langton’s new book Welcome to Country is an authoritative guide on how to travel Indigenous Australia thoughtfully and respectfully.

News

Uluru climb will be officially closed in 2019

The long debate on whether or not people should be able to climb Uluru was settled yesterday by the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park board, which confirmed the climbs closure.

Dr Karl: Need to Know

Dr Karl: The truth about Uluru

The phrase ‘world’s largest monolith’ makes a nice story for tourists visiting Australia’s iconic Uluru. Just don’t say it near a geologist.

News

First-ever drone footage of Uluru

Stunning never-before-seen bird’s-eye view of Uluru.

Science & Environment

Aurora australis lights up Uluru

Emma Blythman was in the right place at the right time to capture this fantastic aurora australis over Uluru

Destinations

Cycle your way around Uluru and the Red Centre

Discover a wilder side to the Red Centre by hopping on a bike

Destinations

For years, Uluru has been photographed by veteran shutterbugs. Its many moods require a diverse set of skills to capture. On days of downpour, water cascades down its mist-shrouded shoulders. If the weather’s clear, it appears as a bright red monolith red against the open blue sky.