Arctic jewels: icebergs and musk ox
An array of Arctic wildlife greets Ken Eastwood on his first full day in Greenland.
View ArticleOn this day: Newcastle earthquake strikes
On this day in 1989, Australia's most destructive earthquake hit Newcastle with devastating consequences.
View ArticleArctic jewels: living the Inuit way
Ken Eastwood experiences modern-day Inuit culture at the remote Greenland settlement of Ittoqqortoormiit.
View ArticleArctic jewels: polar bear dreaming
The Arctic's top land carnivore - the magestic polar bear - is another critter Ken Eastwood ticks off his list.
View ArticleArctic jewels: pixie rock gardens
Polar bears and the aurora borealis are awe-inspiring but there's beauty to be found in the tiny too, says Ken Eastwood.
View ArticleOn this day in history: Australia's first stamp released
Nearly a century ago, the first stamp in Australia was released.
View ArticleHighway One: across the Top End
Catherine and David cross the Top End on Highway One as they continue their adventure on the world's greatest road trip.
View ArticlePhotography tips: the ultimate hiking kit
When it comes to choosing the best gear to take trekking, there are a few things to keep in mind.
View ArticleSeals and seabirds: Montague Island
Mike Rossi visits a remote, windswept, animal kingdom, which seems miles away from civilisation.
View ArticleOn this day: Australia's last convict ship docks
Australia's last convict ship, The Blackwall Frigate Hougoumont, unloads the final 279 convicts in WA.
View ArticleWeed control looks good for fairies
Mike Rossi learns all about a project to save the little penguins of Montague Island.
View ArticleHighway One: remote Western Australia
Australia's national road, Highway One, weaves through some remote parts of the country.
View ArticleOn this day: Goldfields pipeline opens
In Jan 1903, a pipeline bringing water from Perth to Western Australia’s parched goldfields began to flow.
View ArticleOn this day: Rum rebellion rocks Sydney
In 1808, NSW Governor William Bligh was ousted in Australia's first and only military coup.
View ArticleHighway One: Western Australia's rugged coast
Western Australia's northern coastline has much to offer along the national Highway One.
View ArticleOn this day: The fall of Singapore
In 1942, 130,000 British, Indian and Australian troops surrendered in one of the most stinging defeats of World War II.
View ArticleHighway One: turtle mating season
The pristine beaches of Exmouth, on Western Australia's mid-coast are home to nesting green sea turtles.
View ArticleOn this day in history: Banjo Paterson was born
Banjo Paterson, the Australian bush poet who penned Waltzing Matilda, was born on 17 February 1864.
View ArticleOn this day: Hinkler's solo flight from England to Australia
The first solo flight from England to Australia was completed on on this day by Australian aviator Bert Hinkler.
View ArticleLiving in an earthquake zone
Christchurch, New Zealand resident Kip Brook explains what life is like in an earthquake zone.
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