Refugees: building lives in Australia
Refugees are significantly contributing to communities in rural and regional Australia.
Refugees are significantly contributing to communities in rural and regional Australia.
Ralph Alphonso is showing that individuals can reduce their impact in a big way, with some planning and commitment.
Rare video of a kangaroo eating a bird has been captured on film.
See how music enriches the lives of Sydney Sings Choir members
Watch the trailer to Simon Cherriman’s new documentary about wedge-tailed eagles
Prince Harry describes what it’s like trekking in Antarctica.
Fighting extreme cold while pushing war-ravaged bodies to new physical limits, teams of soldiers scarred in battle take on the ultimate challenge – trekking 335km across the Antarctic to the South Pole. Find the full story in Mar/April issue #119 of Australian Geographic.
Listening to music – shimmying to it, learning it, playing it and watching it being performed – fires up more centres in your brain than almost any other activity. Music is a marvel and pervades our lives, but why we like it and where it originated puzzles the experts.
Mawson’s Hut was a marvel of construction, being built in the harsh conditions of the Antarctic in 1912-13.
On Banjo Paterson’s 150th birthday anniversary, here are his best ballads