The island is home to more than 60 beaches and “the world’s happiest critter”: the quokka.  Read more at straitstimes.com.

The Bells Beach Pro, in one form another, is the longest running surf contest in the world. Its roll call of champions since ...

This is northern Australia at its most untouched ... If that wasn’t enough heritage, the rock-art galleries, layered with ochre and charcoal and tracing back 65,000 years, complete the scene. Cross ...

The world’s longest-running surf contest was once sponsored by a rock band and is held at an icy cold break that surfing ...

I’m a believer. Not in a higher power, but in the power of sacred spaces to move, challenge, educate and uplift me.

Tackling Australia’s Larapinta Trail without a guide isn’t easy, but it is rewarding. This is everything you need to know if you’re up for the adventure, writes Tegan Forder Tackling the Larapinta ...

This is particularly pertinent in Australia, says Bundjalung and Kullilli ... “They anointed him with ochre mined a long distance away, folded his body into a crouching position, interlocked ...

And yet the rock ahead, covered in more than 2,500 red ochre Aboriginal art motifs, stands untouched. "It's like they had a force field," Mr Skurrie says incredulously. "How does that survive?

Have you ever stood before a landscape so breathtaking, so ancient, that you felt the weight of millions of years pressing ...

It’s a stark example of the mistrust that still exists between many farmers and Aboriginal people; Matilda tells Mum ours is only the second farm she’s been invited onto. There are more than 65,000 ...