Nature & Wildlife
Regional innovations: The future is out here
In waterways, farms and skies across regional Australia, the next wave of environmental and energy innovation is already taking off.
Flora & Fauna
High-tech cameras capture venomous snake bites in incredible detail
Advanced video techniques reveal exactly how snake bites work and show various snake species have evolved very different strategies.
Nature & Wildlife
Shades of cray
Often mistaken for yabbies, the freshwater spiny crayfish species of Australia’s east coast are extraordinarily diverse.
Nature & Wildlife
More whales are getting caught in nets off Australia’s east coast
Scientists have noticed a troubling rise in the number of whales caught and tangled in fishing and shark nets this migration season.
Creatura with Bec Crew
Australia’s inland taipan is taking things a little too far
What does this snake need all that venom for, anyway?
History & Culture
Notes from the field: Red earth energy
Our Digital Features Editor, Candice Marshall, was ecstatic about her latest field assignment.
AG Society
Bugs, birds and biodiversity win big in this year’s Awards for Nature
Meet the winners of the Australian Geographic Society’s 2025 nature funding program.
Fossils
Hunters or collectors? New evidence challenges claim Australia’s First Peoples hunted megafauna to extinction
Incision marks likely made by humans on the fossilised bone of an ancient kangaroo challenges the ‘humans wiped out Australian megafauna’ theory.
Events
Uluṟu handback remembered, 40 years on
Uluṟu-Kata Tjuṯa National Park was returned to its Traditional Owners 40 years ago.
History & Culture
The shabby side of chic
Australia has embraced fast fashion with gusto, becoming the world’s largest per capita consumer of textiles with one of the highest rates of clothing waste. Now our fashion industry is searching for answers.