Australian Geographic Explorers

Australian Geographic Explorers is a magazine for kids up to 12 years old, with curious minds who love our amazing planet and all its animals. Each issue is filled with in-depth features with real-life earth heroes, science, our incredible indigenous culture, the latest news and of course our one-of-a-kind Aussie wildlife.

Hello! • Welcome to Australian Geographic Explorers. It is so good to have you on board.

Australian Geographic Explorers

LOL • Jokes to share everywhere

Anything is Possible • We catch up with 16-year-old Aussie world champion climber Angie Scarth-Johnson to find out how she does it.

THE POLAR HAT-TRICK • Adventurer Jade Hameister did it all at 16!

You Heard It Here First • The latest news and finds.

Curious Kids • It starts with science!

The Seven Wonders • Renewables are here to stay.

Wonderful and warped • The Milky Way, a large spiral galaxy that contains our solar system, is our home.

Deep Dive! • The history of the modern sub is amazing.

Sun matters

Sadness Is Okay • Everyone has bad days, but how we cope with them matters.

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Feral Threat • Tim Faulkner explains how feral animals are decimating our wildlife.

Hello You! • Zoo keeper Dan Ramsey introduces us to Australian Reptile Park’s remarkable resident Galapagos turtle

Too hot! • Our flying foxes are in trouble.

Quick five • with WWF-Australia’s Threatened Species and Climate Adaptation Ecologist Dr Kita Ashman.

How Cool Are Our Aussie Reptiles! • We chat with WIRES Senior Reptile Coordinator Gary Pattinson to find out more

Ready Set, Go • Test your mental agility with these puzzling puzzlers.

Ginger Meggs turns 100 • Meet Tristan – the latest Bancks to continue the family comic legacy!

Willy-Willy Wagtail • Magabala Books.

Explorers • Book Reviews

Feed your imagination … Read All About It • Author Q+A

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Day In the Life of a Botanist • This issue we hang out with Alison Mertin at the beautiful Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney, NSW.

How To Draw A Kangaroo • step-by-step Explores

Munkhsaikhan • This issue we visit 10-year-old