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Collection of Australian books and manuscripts representing generations of Australian authors and storytelling.

Australian Authors – From Bush Stories to Modern Bestsellers

From colonial tales and bush stories to children’s classics, literary masterpieces and international bestsellers, Australian authors have been telling our stories for generations. Discover the writers who helped put Australian literature on the world stage.

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Australian marsupials including a kangaroo with joey, koala, wombat, wallaby and Tasmanian devil in native Australian bushland.

Australian Marsupials – The Remarkable Animals That Raise Their Young Differently

Kangaroos, koalas and wombats may be Australia’s most famous marsupials, but they’re only the beginning. Discover the remarkable animals that hop, climb, dig, glide and hunt across Australia — and the extraordinary way they raise their young.

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Australian reptiles including a goanna, blue-tongue lizard, snake, crocodile and sea turtle across Australian bush, desert and coastal habitats.

Australian Reptiles – From the Ocean to the Outback

From thorny devils in the desert and blue-tongues in suburban gardens to giant crocodiles and sea snakes, Australian reptiles have adapted to almost every environment. Discover the remarkable animals living from the outback to the ocean.

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Unique Australian mammals including a platypus, echidna, kangaroo, dingo and gliding possum in native Australian landscapes.

Australia’s Unique Mammals – Animals Found Nowhere Else on Earth

Australia has mammals that lay eggs, hop across plains, glide between trees and detect prey using electrical signals. Discover how millions of years of isolation created some of the most unusual mammals on Earth.

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Dangerous Australian wildlife including a venomous snake, saltwater crocodile, spider and marine creatures in their natural habitats.

Deadly Creatures – Australia Has Plenty to Choose From

Australia has a worldwide reputation for deadly wildlife, and we certainly have plenty to choose from. From venomous snakes and spiders to crocodiles, jellyfish and creatures hiding beneath the waves, meet some of Australia’s most dangerous animals — and discover how much of their fearsome reputation is deserved.

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Australian native birds including a kookaburra, cockatoo, galah, emu and colourful parrots in a natural Australian landscape.

Australian Birds – From the Weird to the Wonderful

From laughing kookaburras and cheeky cockatoos to enormous emus, colourful parrots and extraordinary lyrebirds, Australia’s birdlife is anything but ordinary. Meet some of the weird, wonderful and unmistakably Australian birds found across the country.

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