Adventure
To the South Pole and back
Australians Cas & Jonesy became the first unsupported team to get to the South Pole and back.
Tag: Antarctica
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Antarctica, the final frontier
Antarctica is one of the most isolated and harshest environments on the planet. Read our expedition report.
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Antarctica: penguin haven
In the sub-Antarctic, there are more penguins than you can poke a camera at.
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Antarctica expedition: Macquarie Island
The islands of the sub-Antarctic are home to millions of penguins and other cold-weather creatures.
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Antarctica expedition: Mawson’s Hut
Mawson’s Hut is the embodiment of the harsh life of 1913, snap frozen in time, preserving life as it was.
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Antarctic expedition: sea birds
Down in the Antarctic, there are thousands of sea birds and you can’t help but become a twitcher.
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Antarctic expedition: icebergs
You can’t help but think of icebergs when you think of Antarctica. And there are plenty of bergs to see.
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Antarctic expedition: marine animals
It’s not just penguins that inhabit the Antarctic. There are many creatures that call those chilled waters home.
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Remembering Scott’s Antarctic tragedy
One of the greatest, and most tragic, polar expeditions of all time is showcased at a new exhibition in Sydney.
On This Day
On this day: Mawson sets sail for Antarctica
One century ago today, Sir Douglas Mawson set off on the first Australian expedition to Antarctica.