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Why a map and compass still beats your GPS when the bush turns nasty
Why bushwalkers still need a map and compass: lessons from a tragic Appalachian Trail case and a near-miss on...
Adventure & Outdoor Travel
Wild #201 is out: Nullarbor, the Tyndalls and a GR20 photo essay lead a big spring issue
Wild magazine's Spring 2026 issue (#201) pairs conservation features on the Nullarbor and Tyndalls with GR20,...
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Should Cruise Ships Go Smoke-Free? Passengers Are Arguing About It
Cruise passengers are split over whether ships should ban smoking entirely. We look at the arguments, the casi...
Adventure & Outdoor Travel
Australia's pre-colonial population may have topped two million — a finding that reshapes how we read the land
New research suggests over two million Indigenous people lived in Australia in 1788 — far above the old 300,00...
Adventure & Outdoor Travel
Nullarbor Caves: A Wild Cover Shot and a Conservation Fight
Wild Magazine's Nullarbor cover shot reveals the cave networks and Milky Way skies of Australia's treeless pla...
Adventure & Outdoor Travel
Meet the bee that turns WA's clay flats into a springtime brawl
Every spring, WA's clay flats erupt with Dawson's burrowing bees, whose chaotic mating frenzy is one of Austra...
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Why Qantas No Longer Needs Singapore or Hong Kong as Stopovers
Qantas is using the Boeing 787-9's range to fly direct to India and Japan, loosening its dependence on Singapo...
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Fatal Shark Attack at Sorrento Beach Near Perth Prompts Widespread Beach Closures
A swimmer died in a shark attack at Sorrento Beach near Perth, prompting beach closures. What WA travellers sh...
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Perth beaches shut after fatal shark attack at Sorrento Beach
Beaches along 17 km of Perth's coastline, including Sorrento Beach, are closed after a fatal shark attack — th...
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Brisbane 2032 rowing venue approved — and it shares the river with 500 crocodiles
The Fitzroy River in Rockhampton will host Olympic rowing at Brisbane 2032 — despite sharing the water with ar...
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Australia Will Detain Tourists Who Overstay Their Visas Under New Crackdown
Australia will detain tourists who overstay visas under new migration reforms, with 250 new detention beds and...
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Qantas Is Pulling the A380 Off Its Melbourne–Los Angeles Route This October
Qantas swaps the A380 for a Boeing 787-9 on Melbourne–Los Angeles from late October. What changes, which fligh...
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