“If I were a croc, I reckon that’d be the watering hole I’d choose to live in,” mused our helicopter pilot, Al. He pointed to a particularly shimmery jade-green billabong beneath us. Looking out over ...

A groundbreaking voyage brings travelers face-to-face with 65,000 years of living artistry, as the rugged Kimberley’s sacred galleries open their ancient doors to modern adventurers. ByPaul Jebara, ...

As our helicopter flew low over brown bush cut by dried gullies and speckled with eucalyptus, I asked the pilot, Rob Colbert, if, in all the years he had been flying over the Kimberley, he had ever ...

Intrepid botanist brothers Matt and Russell Barrett fly into our most remote regions to find new plant species. A HELICOPTER HOVERS over the edge of a steep sandstone cliff deep in the wilderness of ...

The Kimberley, accessible through Australia cruise trips, is a traveler’s dream; it’s as large as California but has fewer than 35,000 permanent residents. THE HELICOPTER touches down on a cliff’s ...

Seabourn is one of at least eight cruise lines that are operating in the region. Photo Credit: Courtesy of Seabourn Cruises Jason Flesher, director of discovery operations for Scenic Group, likes to ...

The Seaburn Pursuit in a rendering. Seabourn will visit the Kimberley region in Western Australia for the first time in 2024. Photo Credit: Seabourn Seabourn will visit the Kimberley region in Western ...

The Kimberley grounds you and its red dust never leaves you. Open your soul to one of Earth’s last true wilderness areas. With Qantas now flying direct from Joburg to Perth, why not go see for ...

MELBOURNE, Australia, April 12, 2013 (ENS) – Woodside Petroleum has shelved plans for a $4.5 billion liquid natural gas processing plant at James Price Point. The site on Western Australia’s pristine ...

The Fitzroy River in the Kimberley region of Western Australia, one of the country’s most ecologically and culturally significant waterways, is facing proposals of further agriculture and mining ...

Indigenous land owners weren’t consulted in the past about the creation of Western Australia’s huge Ord River irrigation scheme – but a recent agreement offers a more positive example for developing ...

We can only speculate how this plan would have affected Australia but, anti-Semitic conspiracy theorists aside, most of us would envisage an overwhelmingly positive regional development for the ...