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Celebrate the natural beauty of Australia with the 2025 Australian Geographic Nature Photographer of the Year calendar. This vibrant calendar featu...

With this book you’ll discover that science isn’t dry and boring — it’s oozing with curiosity, dripping with fun and exploding with imagination! Fi...

14 images over 3 interchangeable discs! Shine the Torch Projector on your wall or ceiling and project the selected image up to 90cm wide.  Includes...

Sea turtles are a stunning and resilient species, having existed for over 100 million years! While there’s ample research of their behaviour on sho...

Create your own incredible scenes using reusable stickers of some of the deadliest creatures in Australia. We’ve got the world’s most venomous snak...

Experience the world up close with the Australian Geographic Magnifier Monocular. This powerful and portable lens offers 10x magnification, allowin...

The name for a group of Wombats is a ‘Wisdom’, funny huh! Don't let their looks deceive you though, these cute little fellas can run up to 38kmph, ...

The Australian Geographic Birdwatcher’s Journal provides a practical, pocket-sized journal for all your bird observations. Within these pages you w...

Great White Sharks are the world's largest predatory fish. They have only one known wild predator, which is the orca! Sharks are 'living fossils' m...

Our vast solar universe is made up of planets, moons, comets and much more. With profiles on the Sun, the Moon and each planet, along with facts ab...

Watch out! Crocodiles have the strongest bite of any animal in the world. They're resilient creatures, being able to endure lengths of time without...

The Koala's name comes from the aboriginal term 'No Drink', since the eucalyptus leaves provide hydration for these marsupials. Koalas can eat up t...

Some fly, some swim and some run really fast. Australia’s birds come in all kinds of colours, shapes and sizes. With stunning images from Australia...

Meet Australia's top 30 extreme animals! Play your friends by taking turns to read out the clues, awarding points for how fast a player can guess t...

The second largest bird in the world is an Australian native that can be spotted by its majestic and confident posture. Emus are also a symbol of p...

Kookaburras' symbol is their unforgettable call which sounds like fiendish laughter. The call is used to mark their local territory. They are small...

How many animals can you see on the page? Discover the wonderful world of Aussie animals while you learn to count to 10. This sturdy alphabet board...

With stunning images from Australian Geographic's extensive picture library and fun facts about Australian culture and history, this book is a grea...