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The geological history of Tasmania, Australia
How biblical geology interprets our world to add insights, reveal problems, and solve puzzles.
by Tas Walker
Australia's largest dinosaur drowned and buried in Noah's Flood
Drowned and buried in Noah’s Flood.
by Tas Walker
Growing Opals—Australian Style
Long-age icon created in weeks
by Andrew Snelling
The life and times of Wave Rock, Hyden, Western Australia
How Noah’s Flood formed this fascinating feature.
by Tas Walker
Paleoanthropology in Australia—Homo erectus and modern human origins
Homo erectus and modern human origins
by Peter Line
Aussie bushfire crisis
How should we respond to Australia’s current bushfire situation?
by Clare Williams
The wombat
To the first Europeans to settle in Australia, it looked like a badger. But the creature—a godsend to shipwrecked sailors—turned out to be something very different.
by David Catchpoole
Black Mountain, North Queensland, Australia
How did this fascinating tourist feature form?
by Tas Walker
The atlatl (woomera) and the heron’s neck
Some have speculated that the idea of atlatl-assisted spearthrowing came from watching herons hunt.
by Jon Ahlquist and David Catchpoole
Placental versus Marsupial: A tale of two ‘wolves’
It’s not right to blame the dingo, just for the sake of promoting the evolutionary storyline.
by David Catchpoole
Australia’s Aborigines … did they see dinosaurs?
Eyewitness testimony from native peoples leaves no doubt that they lived with creatures which today we know as dinosaurs.
by Rebecca Driver
DNA research says Australian Aborigines arrived 50,000 years ago
But how reliable are the ‘molecular clocks’?
by Tas Walker