Recently granted a rare opportunity to leave the office and go whale watching, AG’s editorial coordinator and art director took to the seas with fingers crossed and cameras at the ready.
AG photographer Nick Rains tells us why it’s good to trust your instincts when your shooting a tricky scene.
A giant Galapagos tortosie that was once the pet of Charles Darwin died on this day, aged 176, in 2006.
AG editor Ian Connellan chats about locust plagues and how the worst one in 30 years is about to hit.
On 8 July 1904 Sydney’s power supply was switched on for the first time.
We love these graceful, hopping marsupials, but where did the name kangaroo come from? Frank Povah tells us the yarn.
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AG picture editor Chrissie Goldrick shares her experiences on the the AG Society expedition to the Arctic.
AG picture editor Chrissie Goldrick shares her experiences on seeing polar bears in the Arctic.
An Australian archaeologist who discovered ‘the Hobbit’ has lost his battle with cancer.