Meet The Australian Marsupial That Survived A Near-Total Wildfire Wipeout. Hint: It’s Smaller Than A Mouse

When fire swept across 95% of its habitat, a few handfuls of this already endangered marsupial endured. Here’s what we ...

Watch Travis Pastrana Shred His Way Across Australia in the 9,500-RPM Subaru Brataroo

Down Under seems like the perfect setting for a highly modified Subie pickup and someone of Pastrana's insane talents.

Rare piece of Australia's Indigenous history captured on camera in the desert

In the 1960s, the last of the desert families were coming into contact with white people. For one woman, the moment was captured on camera.
Irish Mirror

'I woke up naked in desert grave and survived for 71 days eating frogs'

When water wasn't available, he drank his own urine or attempted to collect morning dew. He typically consumed the small ...

'I woke up naked in desert grave, survived for 71 days by eating leeches and still don't know how I got there'

Ricky Megee ate snakes and drank urine to survive ten weeks of hell in the Australian Outback after an alleged kidnapping - but not everybody is buying his story.
Daily Record

'I survived for 71 days eating leeches in desert and still don't know how I got there'

Ricky Megee was embarking on a journey through the Australian Outback, heading towards a new job and potentially a fresh start in life, when he decided to offer a lift to a hitchhiker. However, this ...
Daily Express

'I woke up in desert grave and survived 71 days in worst place on earth'

Ricky Megee was on a journey through the Australian Outback, heading towards a new job and potentially a fresh start in life, when he decided to offer a lift to a hitchhiker. However, this act of ...
The New Zealand Herald

Kalgoorlie: Exploring Australia’s largest outback city

Australia’s largest outback city may seem an unlikely place for a mother-daughter bonding trip. But as writer Julia D’Orazio discovers, Kalgoorlie proves to be the golden ticket for a one-of-a-kind ...
The Conversation

How Australia’s first outback mosque was built 600km north of Adelaide, 150 years ago

Professor of Islam and Catholic Muslim Relations, Australian Catholic University From 1860 to 1930, an estimated 3,000 people came to Australia from Afghanistan, Baluchistan, Punjab, Sindh and the ...