For the fourth and final instalment of our sprawling River Stories series, we sent photographer Drew Hopper, along with AG’s ...

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In June 1788, escaped convict Edward Corbett had been hiding in the bush for nearly three weeks when the earth began to shake ...

The Uluṟu Kakararra Trail, a new multi-day hike, has opened up even more of the Red Centre, winding through landscapes ...

Foreign filmmakers have long been fascinated by Australia, using it as a backdrop for everything from meat-pie westerns to ...

Bogong moths have begun their annual migration to the Australian Alps, showing up in homes and gardens across eastern ...

Boobies have a reputation for being pretty goofy. But the brown booby is a very serious bird. Not only is the brown booby ...

Ahead of COP 31, Pacific leaders have joined forces to call on all governments to keep global warming to as close to 1.5°C as ...

What should we do about dingoes? That's what a parliamentary inquiry currently underway in New South Wales is trying to ...

A dolphin has been observed chasing fish until they regurgitate their meals, then swooping in and eating what’s left.

An ancient turtle species faces a very modern crisis – competing with another native but locally-introduced turtle.

People have been consistently battling bandicoots for 150 years, although the reasons for our dislike of these marsupials ...