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Australian Geographic is a bi-monthly magazine focused on nature, science, travel and adventure. First published in 1986, it showcases the unique landscapes, wildlife and stories of Australia, appealing to readers with a curiosity about the natural world and the people who explore it. The magazine is known for its rich storytelling and striking photography, featuring in-depth articles on environmental matters, and coverage of the latest scientific discoveries and conservation efforts. It also highlights inspiring individuals, from explorers and researchers to everyday Australians with extraordinary stories. Travel features and adventure content take readers to remote and fascinating locations, offering both insight and inspiration. Australian Geographic also includes educational content that makes complex topics accessible, encouraging a deeper understanding of the world around us. Its blend of science, culture and exploration creates a compelling and informative reading experience. Available on PressReader, Australian Geographic magazine delivers powerful storytelling, breathtaking imagery and fascinating insights into the natural world and beyond.
In the northern Murray–Darling Basin, decades of water overextraction and environmental degradation have disrupted natural boom-bust cycles – and the impacts are far-reaching. This is the second instalment in our four-part series...
Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary National Park– Winaityinaityi Pangkara is one of the country’s most remarkable birdwatching locations. The culturally rich and extraordinarily biodiverse Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary...
The story of Australia’s Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages is one of loss, resilience and now renewal. BEFORE COLONISATION, MANY hundreds of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander languages thrived across Australia. Now, just...
Throughout our 0th anniversary year AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHIC looks back at stories over the decades. This one is from Jan–Mar 1986. So wrote Harold Lasseter in January 1931, an emaciated wreck dying in central Australia’s Petermann Ranges. Only...
