Did daredevil pilots fly under bridges during World War II training exercises? Or are these stories merely aviation folklore? The post The legendary warplanes that flew under bridges appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Did daredevil pilots fly under bridges during World War II training exercises? Or are these stories merely aviation folklore? The post The legendary warplanes that flew under bridges appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Yakima’s updated StageTwo bike carrier continues its role as the heavy lifter of bikes, making it ideal for all bikes, from kids’ rigs to beefy e-bikes. We load it up and test it out. The post Yakima StageTwo V2: Tested appeared first on Australian G...
Adelaide-based photographer Randy Larcombe has that rare capability to capture deep connections between people and landscapes, which made him the perfect choice for our story about eradicating invasive ferals from Flinders Island, off South Australia...
"Antarctic krill sustain the entire Southern Ocean food chain. So why are we harvesting them to stock pharmacy shelves?," asks whale scientist Dr Vanessa Pirotta. The post Think before you krill appeared first on Australian Geographic.
After nearly 40 years on the water, Toby Story shares some of the most common beginner mistakes he sees, and the simple lessons that can make kayaking easier, safer and more enjoyable. The post Paddle Pulse: Lessons every new paddler learns eventuall...
The deadly H5N1 bird flu virus was first confirmed in two sea birds in Cape Le Grand National Park, Western Australia. The post First case of H5N1 bird flu confirmed on mainland Australia appeared first on Australian Geographic.
From over 2000 entries, these 100 photographs have been shortlisted in this year’s Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year (AGNPOTY) competition. The post 100 images make nature photography awards shortlist appeared first on Australian...
In 1976, the first Vietnamese ‘boat people’ reached Australian shores. The post 50 years ago the first Vietnam war refugees reached Australia’s shores appeared first on Australian Geographic.
After months of anticipation, the Bureau of Meteorology has officially declared the El Niño–Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is now in an El Niño phase. So, what does this mean for Australia? The post It’s official: El Niño has been declared appeared firs...
The National Film and Sound Archive’s ‘Sounds of Australia’ collection for 2026 includes songs, speeches and a few cheeky surprises. The post The soundtrack to life in Australia appeared first on Australian Geographic.