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'Rockhoppers' departing station. Photo: Jessie Westbury

Expeditioners on Voyage 1, 2023/24. Photo: Jared McGhie

Sea ice training for Casey expeditioners. Photo: Justin Chambers

Some of the Casey Winter team on a Field Survival Photo: Andy Warton

Photo: Pete Harmsen

Expeditioners at sunset with a jade iceberg. Photo: NC

Seven lucky expeditioners. Photo: Mick Cloake

Photo: Lauren Manser

Photo: Lily West

Latest news

Voyage 1 Update: Resupplying Davis

31 October 2025

A red and white icebreaker in a bay with a snow-capped mountain behind it.

Voyage 1 Update: Project groups head to Heard Island

24 October 2025

15 parachutes with bundles of cargo attached, fall through the sky above Antarctic sea ice.

Airdrop kick starts Million Year Ice Core drilling season

21 October 2025

Webcams

View of the webcam from below, showing the cylindrical camera body with hemispherical glass lens cover

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Heard Island and McDonald Islands

Heard Island and McDonald Islands (HIMI) are a sub-Antarctic island group.

Million year ice core

The million year ice core (MYIC) project is one of the most ambitious and challenging scientific projects yet undertaken by the Australian Antarctic Program.

Inland traverse

The modern tractor traverse will allow the Australian Antarctic Program to move inland in all weather conditions and reach areas deep in the Antarctic interior.

RSV Nuyina – Australia's Antarctic icebreaker

Australia’s new Antarctic icebreaker, RSV Nuyina, is the main lifeline to Australia’s Antarctic and sub-Antarctic research stations and the central platform of our Antarctic and Southern Ocean scientific research.

Antarctic Insider

Keep up to date with the latest news, events and activities in Antarctica with our e-newsletter, Antarctic Insider.

Explore Antarctica

Bringing together video, audio, infographics and animations, Explore Antarctica explores topics in detail.