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Everything we have found about travelling in Australia, gathered from 33 publications and rewritten as short briefs with the original reporting credited. Last story added 49 minutes ago.

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Bird flu is spreading along Australia's south coast — what it means for the country's wildlife
Adventure & Outdoor Travel

Bird flu is spreading along Australia's south coast — what it means for the country's wildlife

H5N1 bird flu is spreading along southern Australia's coast, killing thousands of birds and infecting seals. W...

Twenty Years After His Death, Steve Irwin's Australia Is Still Worth the Trip
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Twenty Years After His Death, Steve Irwin's Australia Is Still Worth the Trip

Twenty years after the Crocodile Hunter's death, Australia Zoo, the wildlife hospital and 180,000ha of protect...

Historic sulphur pollution, not today's emissions, likely damaged Murujuga's ancient rock art
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Historic sulphur pollution, not today's emissions, likely damaged Murujuga's ancient rock art

Three years of research suggests historic sulphur dioxide, not current pollution, made rocks porous at Murujug...

Dads who don't eat for two weeks: how Australian marine animals raise their young
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Dads who don't eat for two weeks: how Australian marine animals raise their young

From mouthbrooding cardinalfish to pregnant seahorses and shark egg crevices, how Australia's marine animals g...

Meet the Rainbow Stag Beetle, North Queensland's Living Jewel
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Meet the Rainbow Stag Beetle, North Queensland's Living Jewel

The rainbow stag beetle of north Queensland's Wet Tropics shifts through green, gold and copper — here's why i...

The Coorong: Australia's critically endangered wetland you can still explore by boat
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The Coorong: Australia's critically endangered wetland you can still explore by boat

South Australia's Coorong is now a critically endangered ecological community. Here's why it still belongs on...

Scientists just filmed whale sharks at Ningaloo feeding in ways nobody had seen before
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Scientists just filmed whale sharks at Ningaloo feeding in ways nobody had seen before

Cameras on whale sharks at Ningaloo Reef reveal new feeding behaviours, from gliding slow feeding to dive feed...

Qantas ground worker strike set for late September — what passengers need to know
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Qantas ground worker strike set for late September — what passengers need to know

Qantas ground workers plan 24-hour strikes on 23-24 September. Freight is the main impact, with possible Qanta...

Spring in Australia means swooping season — how to share the path with magpies
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Spring in Australia means swooping season — how to share the path with magpies

Magpie swooping season is here. Wildlife Victoria's six tips for walkers, runners and cyclists — slow down, ch...

Seven days, 250km and a changed plan: bikepacking Tasmania the flexible way
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Seven days, 250km and a changed plan: bikepacking Tasmania the flexible way

A planned 500km Tasmanian Trail ride collapsed mid-trip — here's how an improvised 250km week through Sheffiel...

Swimming With Manta Rays at Lady Elliot Island — and How Your Photos Help Science
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Swimming With Manta Rays at Lady Elliot Island — and How Your Photos Help Science

Lady Elliot Island is one of Australia's top manta ray hotspots. Here's what science is learning — and how sno...

Shelling dolphins, spawning sea cucumbers and a lucky monsoon: three marine stories worth knowing
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Shelling dolphins, spawning sea cucumbers and a lucky monsoon: three marine stories worth knowing

Dolphins fishing with shells in Queensland, sea cucumber breeding breakthroughs and a monsoon that helped the...

Fog on the bush track: what a wallaroo on Mt Kaputar can teach slow travellers
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Fog on the bush track: what a wallaroo on Mt Kaputar can teach slow travellers

A wallaroo in the fog on Mt Kaputar inspired a quiet masterclass in slow bush travel — and closer wildlife enc...

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