Everand Logo

Welcome to Everand!

  • Australian Geographic

    Old and new horizons

    Jul 02, 2020 2 minutes

    I USED TO HAVE a tattered old copy of AG’s Adventurers and Dreamers map of Australia pinned to my office wall marked up with coloured dots for all the places we’d published stories about.

    The island of Tasmania was entirely obscured by sticky dots, and I understood why a region of such wild, untrammelled beauty

    You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

    More from Australian Geographic

    Australian Geographic10 min read
    Floating First
    IT’S JUST AFTER 4am when hot-air balloon pilot Nicola Scaife trundles out of bed and pulls on thick, rainbow-coloured socks to brace against the pre-dawn chill. The two-time women’s world champion pads around in the inky darkness, brewing a cup of te
    Australian Geographic3 min read
    Defining Moments: Pemulwuy Fights Back
    THE EORA PEOPLE of the area now called Sydney faced profound change when the First Fleet arrived in 1788 carrying nearly 1500 people, limited food supplies, a cargo of foreign animals, sophisticated firearms and a firm belief in their superiority. Wi
    Australian Geographic13 min read
    Unique Experiences With Our Trusted Travel Partners
    Travelling with Australian Geographic inspires people to care about the planet by providing meaningful opportunities to explore it. Our experiences are rich in nature and adventure, and our travel partners specialise in small-group experiences. Austr

    Related Books & Audiobooks