Stretching from the ancient baked plains of the Kimberley to the tropical escarpments of Cape York, northern Australia is home to some of the rarest ecosystems – and oldest cultures …
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How a Toilet Break Changed the Timeline of Indigenous Australian History
by David Nagleby David NagleAustralia’s a land made for road trips. But mix big distances, high temperatures and lots of liquid, and you’ve got yourself a lot of bathroom breaks. Your average call of …
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For a long time scientists believed Indigenous Australians to be the most ancient continuous civilisations on the planet, and now they have the DNA to prove it. A team of researchers …
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Besides blistering heat, the world’s only land regatta and the whole middle-of-nowhere thing, Alice Springs is known for one thing: Aboriginal art.
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The Red Centre might be the beating heart of Australia, but Kakadu National Park is where the country goes to cool off. It’s a 20,000 square kilometer stretch of billabongs, …
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Keep your eyes peeled for this tasty bush tucker and you’ll never need to open another can of baked beans again.
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Back to the future: 7 things we can learn from Australia’s First Peoples
by Taz Liffmanby Taz LiffmanFrom tracking to hunting and eating to navigating – the original inhabitants of Australia knew a thing or two about life. We can learn a lot from them.
