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22.01.2022 Discovering new perspectives of Byron Bay’s surrounds is what gets our featured photographer up before dawn - Dave Hall Surf n Turf Images. Full gallery: http://bit.ly/1NAZth3

19.01.2022 Farewell and safe travels little fellow.... Photo: T-Rex Photography on a Sea Darwin Turtle Tracks tour

18.01.2022 Good morning from Hamilton Island, wish you were here Photo: TWS Visuals

16.01.2022 Tiny Ryder the sugar glider is only 80 days old so he still needs a babysitter.... any volunteers? Wildlife HQ | (Photo by Liam Kidston / Newspix)

15.01.2022 Adventure awaits in Arnhem Land! Photo: @jesbarbz (IG via #NTaustralia)

13.01.2022 According to the National Litter Index 2014/15, Australia has made great strides towards becoming a litter free and sustainable country. We would like to say thank you for being a #tidyaussie.

13.01.2022 A pair of Mallee Ringnecks having their evening drink at the Noonbah station house dam (south-west of Longreach). Thanks to Angus Emmott for letting us share this stunning shot.

12.01.2022 Some areas of Australia have seen some serious storms over the past week! This incredible shot is from the Sunshine Coast in Queensland, courtesy of Chris Van ...Wyk. If you have some great photos you'd like to share, you can tag us on Instagram with #abcnews_au, or you can submit them to ABC Open's Pic of the Week competition here: http://ab.co/1STYJD7 See more

11.01.2022 Nothing but sand tracks and wide open beaches... So close yet seemingly so far away... Gotta love Moreton

11.01.2022 It’s ‘Thank a Farmer’ week at uni, so we thought we’d show you all a snippet of what goes into producing beef cattle in the Top End. Also, raising awareness an...d support for the industry. Australia is a high cost producer, with a lot more involved in beef production than people realise. A typical workday in the middle of the season involves getting up in the dark and getting home in the dark, and could involve any aspect of station work. The wellbeing of livestock is paramount, with blood, sweat and tears; long hard days; dust, flies and mud; hard times, but also a lot of fun, involved in the care of our animals. #uqgthankafarmer See more

09.01.2022 That is just GREAT!!!!

08.01.2022 Today we hit our 1,000 likes on Facebook! Hooray for social media! Hooray for everyone who supports us! Read more bout our 4wd safaris and tours in the Australian Outback here: www.4wdSafaris.com

04.01.2022 It's nap time for Indi... sweet dreams little lady The Kangaroo Sanctuary Alice Springs

02.01.2022 Rare Australian snubfin dolphin spotted doing backstroke off Hinchinbrook Island National Park...check out that smile! Photo: Ranger Emma Schmidt from Queensland National Parks

01.01.2022 Come see it all far and wide, feel it all within and live Australia's story, your way.

01.01.2022 Some have died from dehydration with water still in their water bottle. Why? Because when they were nearly out of water they started sipping on their dwindling ...supply trying to make it last longer. Sipping does not prevent dehydration. When you sip water, first it will be engaged with food digestion in your stomach, then your kidneys and liver will rob the remaining millilitres, leaving absolutely none for your brain to absorb and function properly. Sad but true is the example of an Austrian tourist in South Australia. She left a bogged vehicle and with two litres of water tried to walk 60kms in above 40C temperature. The following day she was found dead from dehydration at the 25 km mark. Next to her body was the nearly full two litre bottle. Only 250mls had been drunk, that is only one cup full. The vehicle had plenty of drinking water on board and her husband, who had turned back earlier because he felt sick, was still alive. Sipping to conserve water could be the last mistake you make. So heed this advice wisely. Never ever sip water. The water in your stomach is always better for you than the water in your bottle. You should drink water at a consumption rate of at least one full standard coffee cup (250ml) each time you drink. That way a useful amount will enter your system, allowing you to stay hydrated and functioning well. Of course if you need more, drink more. See more