Megan Holbeck

What makes a person fight for a cause? Meet a surfer, a miner and a farmer who've all gone rogue – with reason.

A deep dive into Australia’s seaweed industry, and its potential for agriculture, food, medicine, manufacturing and planet saving

The discovery of an ancient stand of Huon pines in takayna/Tarkine, Tasmania

Australia’s unprecedented fires change everything

Why more women than ever seek adventure

And it’s changing women’s lives

A feature exploring how parenthood and gender roles affect adventure

Exploring the walking, landscapes and fragile ecosystems of WA’s Jarrah Forests, NSW’s Wollemi, and Tasmania’s forests

Around Byron, chef and sustainability champion Matt Stone is quietly building a different kind of hospitality empire

A profile of the novelist, outdoor educator and sage of serendipity

Film maker, adventurer, maker and fixer, academic, doer and dad. A profile of the ‘backyard adventurer’

A profile of Mike Atkinson: Air Force pilot, survival expert, filmmaker, adventurer and Alone runner-up

The best way to ensure a three-day walk on the Sapphire Coast's iconic track isn't ruined by heavy packs and complaining kids? Cheat.

Celebrating a twin milestone on a two week trek to the Gokyo Lakes

About how everything I thought I knew about one of the world's biggest cities was wrong

A New York minute is notoriously brief, but how much can you do in 60 hours with the kids?

A 62 kilometre trail run through Tasmania's threatened Takayna rainforest was a great excuse for a sisterly road trip

The 30 km trail run in Sydney's Royal National Park was not quite the sunny, carefree event I had planned

Adventures on spontaneous cross-border dhow trips in Africa

Nice and easy on France’s canal du Midi

The Country Education Foundation was hatched at a kitchen table 30 years ago and has changed lives and communities

A profile of the golden era of Victoria’s climbing Mecca, including mouse plagues, scurvy and world records

Exploring Australia’s Indigenous history within its largest city

My kids' milestones hit me in ways that are hard both to predict and process

When motherhood dismantled my identity, I knew my lifestyle had to change

A personal essay about adjusting to life

You've got to celebrate the small stuff else you miss them as they fade into the distance

First, avoid the hospital dinner of ‘poo on a plate’