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.

Quick 4 with Chris Humfrey • author of Awesome Australian Animals.

MEET THE TEAM

Australian Geographic Explorers

LOL • Jokes to share everywhere.

Don't Smoosh Us! • Jessa Thurman is an entomologist – a scientist who studies insects – and she wants us all to appreciate these creatures!

Putting the Magic in Maths • When Eddie Woo was at school, he hated maths. But now he’s a maths teacher, YouTuber, TV host, author and STEM superstar!

Meet Keegan Palmer • He’s 18, and just won skateboarding gold!

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

DISCOVER AND DELIGHT!

Aquanaut Ahead… • Like an astronaut, but under water.

Rise of the Machines

On this day

Free Feed • Growing your own food feels and tastes great!

We've Got This! • It’s been a really tough year for everyone, so here are some tips to help with the stress and isolation.

Subscribe & Save UP TO 23%! • Receive this cool gift and savings when you subscribe.

DIGGING FOR DINOSAURS • You never know what you might find when you go off the beaten track! By Tiah Bouveng, aged 9.

Yikes! What to do if you get caught in quicksand

Wonderful + Weird! • Tim Faulkner from Aussie Ark tells us why monotremes are so special.

Buin Breathers • Yes, Manning River Turtles breathe through their bottoms! Tim Faulker tells us more…

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

Day In the Life of a Compositor Artist • Whoa! Lisa Schmölzer makes visual effects in huge films including Avengers: Endgame, Dumbo and Peter Rabbit.

How To Draw A Turtle

Read All About It • Feed your imagination …

Book Reviews

Rebecca • who lives in the remote village of Nabiswera, in the central region of the Republic of Uganda in East Africa.