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Australian Geographic, 10 Septembre 2026

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ArticleAUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHIC NATURE PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR 2026

See the pho­tos that won over­all and in each cat­egory, and hear thoughts from the judges and tal­en­ted pho­to­graph­ers. PHOTOGRAPHY HAS BEEN right at the heart of Aus­tralian Geo­graphic storytelling since its very first issue, in 1986. Through...

AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHIC NATURE PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR 2026

ArticleDEVASTATION IN PNG

Sev­enty-five years after thou­sands died in the cata­strophic erup­tion of Mt Lam­ing­ton, the story of Aus­tralia’s dead­li­est nat­ural dis­aster has largely faded from our national memory. MONDAY 15 JANUARY 1951 began as any other for Mr and Mrs...

DEVASTATION IN PNG

ArticleHOW TO SAVE A RIVER

South Aus­tralia sits at the end of our coun­try’s greatest river sys­tem, entirely depend­ent on what hap­pens upstream. But while scarcely a drop is wasted here, it still needs more to sur­vive. FOR AS LONG as he can remem­ber, Mark Kool­matrie has...

HOW TO SAVE A RIVER

ArticleONCE UPON A TIME IN AUSTRALIA

For­eign film­makers have long been fas­cin­ated by Aus­tralia, using it as a back­drop for everything from west­erns to thrillers. IMITATION, IT’S OFTEN said, is the sin­cerest form of flat­tery. So, we should feel flattered that for­eign films once...

ONCE UPON A TIME IN AUSTRALIA

ArticleFOR PEAT’S SAKE

Meet the team cham­pi­on­ing peat­lands of South­w­est Aus­tralia – and learn why these places are so crit­ical to our world.

FOR PEAT’S SAKE

ArticleDEEP ROOTS

Trees aren’t just large, long-lived life forms of bio­lo­gical beauty. They can carry memor­ies through dec­ades, even cen­tur­ies. Late last cen­tury, I roamed Aus­tralia in search of trees that were strongly con­nec­ted to human inter­ac­tions,...

DEEP ROOTS

ArticleSUGAR AND STRIFE

In our 0th anniversary year AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHIC looks back at stor­ies over the dec­ades. This one is from April–June 2005. Once a beacon of prosper­ity, the steam­ing stack of Mul­grave Cent­ral Mill, near Cairns – like those of Aus­tralia’s 28...

SUGAR AND STRIFE

ArticleCHASING GHOSTS

Delve into the secrets of the mys­ter­i­ous Aus­tralian ghost shark that dwells in the ocean’s depths. I’M IN MONASH Uni­versity’s Cur­rie Lab, in Mel­bourne, pon­der­ing a batch of Aus­tralian ghost shark (Cal­lorhin­chus milii) eggs. With me is Dr...

CHASING GHOSTS

ArticleSpe­cial note:

Mem­bers of First Nations com­munit­ies are warned that this edi­tion of AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHIC may con­tain images and names of deceased people.

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