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VIDEO: Raising joeys

Every hour in Australia carers around the country are helping rear orphaned wildlife, from kangaroos to koalas, wombats to quolls.

Outback Queensland grazier and self-taught natural historian Angus Emmott has discovered several species, with even a few named after him.

Meet “the roo lady”, who cares for orphaned kangaroos in her outback Queensland backyard.

A group of numbat lovers has come to the rare marsupial’s rescue in a pocket of south-western WA.

Meet Hank and Tank, a pair of five-month-old Tasmanian devils born in Barrington Tops, NSW, as part of the Devil Ark breeding program.

Caroline learns about the plight of the nearly extinct greater bilby

Caroline witnesses the moment hundreds of baby turtles hatchlings make a frantic dash from the sand to the ocean

Traditional Aboriginal culture is being kept alive in south-western WA

Scientists have found that kangaroos are possibly the first mammals to have developed something a bit like a ‘three-legged’ walk.

During the filming of one of the last living thylacines, the camerman was bitten on the buttocks by one.