Off Track - Separate stories podcast

There is something about the Wedge-tailed Eagle which grips this man in the guts.

The Albert's lyrebird has a tiny range, but an epic song repertoire.

Female lyrebirds should be rock stars in their own right.

Triple Blue is a superb lyrebird stud muffin.

You might think you know the story of the lyrebird. Think again.

Lyrebird deception just got deeper.

Endangered animal sounds and scientists imitating them. 

Venomous trees and angry snakes - just what we need.

Urban greening takes a tiny turn

In South West WA, there are concerns that prescribed burning is negatively impacting an internationally recognised biodiversity hotspot.

We've all heard the stories of the koala on the brink of extinction, but in parts of Victoria, is the exact opposite – the koalas are booming and it’s all our fault. 

An Italian folk tale comes to life in an Australian swamp and a meditating man fails to control his ferocious whippets. Welcome to the latest episode of audience submitted sounds.

A simple flowerpot making a difference to biodiversity in Sydney's harbour.

If you get bitten by a snake in the middle of the bush don't do what this bloke did

Is it ok to squabble over watermelon?

Banteng are an introduced species in Arnhem Land, but in their home range, they are in danger of complete extinction. So, what to do?

The underwater sounds in this creek near Brisbane are like an eclectic jam session.

Over the course of the week, three pairs of shoes bite the dust, soles detached from uppers in the 45 degree heat, one microphone's glue melts and there are about a billion bush flies drinking from sweaty backs. But despite the heat, Karajarri country has a draw towards it stronger than the pull of the sun.

Are you about to get murdered, or is it just a gang gang saying hello?

What sounds like a hiccup, but is actually a lusty mating call for a lothario without a lover?