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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.
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...
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...
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...
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...
Meet the team championing peatlands of Southwest Australia – and learn why these places are so critical to our world.
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,...
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...
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...
Members of First Nations communities are warned that this edition of AUSTRALIAN GEOGRAPHIC may contain images and names of deceased people.
