Turbulence Ahead?

In more than a dozen countries, gay people can still be put to death for spending a night with their partners, arrested for holding hands, prosecuted for gathering with other people like them, or jailed for even discussing their lives. So what is it like visiting these places as one?

A jaw-dropping bookstore just opened in Beijing

Pass through magical tunnels made of books and slip away into calm study areas, cultural and creative rooms, or an aromatic café.

At The End of the Tunnel

This part of Sydney is now completely run on renewable energy

Generated from wind and solar farms in regional New South Wales, the initiative is projected to reduce C02 emissions by around 20,000 tonnes per year.

Power Up

What causes air turbulence (and why it could get worse)

The chances that you’ll experience turbulence during a flight are bound to increase over the next few decades.

Fasten Your Seatbelts

Archaeologists uncover 7000-year-old Aboriginal artefacts underwater

The ancient coastal archaeology is not lost for good; we just haven’t found it yet. These new discoveries are a first step toward exploring the last real frontier of Australian archaeology.

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