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Grub’s up!
Eating insects is growing in popularity. Are they just a trendy addition to city restaurants, or might they be the solution to feeding the planet’s burgeoning population?
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Vale Colin Putt (1926-2016)
Colin Putt’s legendary fix-it abilities brought the highest caliber of adventure to Australian Geographic’s first pages, featuring in issue #1.
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Saving our endangered species at Secret Creek
Secret Creek is where animals go to thrive. And it’s where Allison Garoza got to see a host of our precious native species
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Top 2015 natural history art student announced
The prestigious Australian Geographic Natural History Illustration Prize winner has been announced.
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Rare ruby seadragon washes up on WA cliffs
Zoe Della Vedova had a lucky find of the rare ruby seadragon, only recently classed a distinct species
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Press record for a chance at $20K and a trip to Qld
Submit a 60s video and you could be on your way to Tropical North Queensland and a $20K prize
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Early season fires over northern Australia
Large fires are burning early in the Dry season in the Top End
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Cyclone Ita the strongest storm of 2014
A satellite image of Cyclone Ita shows the size of this Category 5 storm.
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Best natural history student artist of 2014 announced
The prestigious Australian Geographic Natural History Illustration Prize winner has been announced.
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Total lunar eclipse from Australia April 15
A total lunar eclipse happens at twilight in Australia on April 15 and will likely produce a blood-red moon.