
Incredible archive footage shows how hiking Tasmania’s iconic Cradle Mountain has changed over last century
One hundred years ago, what we now know as Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair NP was first declared a protected area.
One hundred years ago, what we now know as Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair NP was first declared a protected area.
On the bicentenary of the European honey bee’s introduction to Australia, should we be celebrating? We take a look at the effects – good and bad – the honey bee has had on our environment and society.
Carving a corrosive path through remote inland Australia, the Dingo Barrier Fence has cast a 70-year shadow over the ecology of a significant body of the Australian continent, while also providing a critical lifeline to the nation’s iconic sheep industry.
Photographer Adam Ferguson travelled the fence in search of the people whose remote lives and livelihoods depend on it.
In her 70 years as queen, Elizabeth II has visited Australia on 16 occasions, but with changing attitudes to the British monarchy, there has never been a royal tour quite like the first. Photographer Max Dupain turned his camera on the crowds lining Sydney’s thoroughfares.
With vast swathes of Kakadu NP now returned to Traditional Owners and the Ranger uranium mine closing, it’s a brand new day for this wildlife- and wetland-infused country.
Fern syrup, stewed eel and native currant jam: this 1843 recipe collection may be Australia’s earliest cookbook.
Established as a settlement for soldiers returning from World War I, El Arish is awash in Anzac tradition.
The Kamay spears are now on display at Sydney’s Chau Chak Wing Museum.
Since its grand debut 90 years ago, Sydney’s now world-famous harbour crossing has hosted creatures great and small.