The Australian Antarctic Program’s (AAP) annual recruitment campaign is open, presenting Australians with a life changing ...
The Australian Antarctic Division has appointed its Station Leaders for the 2026/27 season at Casey, Davis and Mawson ...
The third Icy News instalment on a day in the life of emperor chicks at Auster A day in the life of emperor chicks at Auster... continued This is the next of a (now) multi-story series on Auster ...
October is the ultimate month of maintenance operations for the 79th ANARE DAVIS CARPENTRY TEAM. As we wind up our final scheduled work orders, the focus shifts to our last opportunity to make quality ...
Just one week before leaving Hobart I gave in to my inner battle and purchased a brand-new digital camera. Did I need to…no. Am I glad I did…you bet! I bought two lenses with it - one to take long ...
With spring officially sweeping across the frozen continent, the vacuum cleaners are roaring and the mop buckets are earning their keep as Casey Station launches into a massive, station-wide spring ...
Situated in an area of the low, rocky Windmill Islands and peninsulas, Casey is perched on the edge of the massive Antarctic ice cap. With more than 50 islands in the group, the Windmill Islands are ...
'How long will I be away?' and 'Do I have to have my appendix out?': Frequently Asked Questions about working for the Australian Antarctic Program 21 September 2026 ...
The Australian National Antarctic Research Expedition (ANARE) started in 1947. Its aim was to establish permanent Australian Antarctic stations to support scientific research and exploratory work.
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