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Turning Earth Hour on its axis
Earth Hour is the world’s largest mass participation event of its kind. How is it different this year, and why should you take part? Anna Rose explains.
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A celebration of traditional culture
Former AG Society trustee Sorrel Wilby is sketching 100 people in 100 days.
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Taking back the night sky
Can we dim the lights in some parts of Australia to bring back the wonders of the night sky?
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Egret photo wins people’s choice award
The ANZANG nature phtoography competition has announced its people’s choice award.
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Nova Peris makes impassioned first speech
Olympic gold medallist Nova Peris has become the first Aboriginal woman sworn in to Federal Parliament.
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Meet the leopards of Sri Lanka
AG editor-in-chief Chrissie Goldrick invites you to see the majestic wildlife of Sri Lanka.
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On the Indian Pacific: running the train
It takes a huge amount of effort to keep the Indian Pacific running in tip-top shape.
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The consequences of feeding wildlife
Feeding dingoes and other wild animals is not just detrimental to them, but bad for us, too.
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Australian Geographic art calendars
Picture editor, Chrissie Goldrick takes us behind the scenes of the iconic AG Art Calendar.
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Tassie tiger pelt bought for $5 at garage sale
The US man who bought the skin of an extinct species now hopes to sell it for $68,000.