Explore our interactive panoramas to see the devastation wrought by Japan's tsunami from a new angle.
Antarctic blogRelive famed explorer Douglas Mawson's epic Antarctic adventure 100 years on.
Year in ReviewLook back on 31 events that shaped 2011, including the Queensland floods, the Arab Spring and the Japan tsunami.
School for killersOver 35 violent deaths are linked to men who attended the same, often brutal boys' home, an ABC investigation confirms.
CSG: By the numbersThe ABC's data journalism project examines the promise and dangers inherent in the coal seam gas rush.
AfghanistanFeaturing on-the-ground reports from ABC correspondents, video, audio, photo galleries and more.
Climate changeFull ABC News coverage of climate change and the carbon pricing debate.
By the numbersAs Schoolies Week kicks off in Queensland, examine some key figures surrounding the annual rite of passage.
7 billion and countingSee how the world's population has grown through the centuries.
Queensland port expansionsPlanned port expansions for coal exports in Queensland, inshore from the Great Barrier Reef.
Reef healthWhat's the state of the Great Barrier Reef?
A nation transformedTo mark Census 2011, play with our interactive infographics to see how life in Australia has changed in the 110 years since Federation.
Qantas dispute explainedWhat is the Qantas industrial dispute all about? Take a look at some quick facts on the crisis.
Quick guide: Greek debtWhat's going on in Greece? ABC News Online breaks down the debt crisis.
What's in store?ABC News Online talks to key experts about what the carbon plan means for farmers.
Who's whoMeet the key players in the Gaddafi family and among Libya's rebel leaders.
Tabloid scandalWho are the key players in the News of the World phone hacking saga? (video)
Your photos: Australia DayAcross the country, Australians have gathered to celebrate our national holiday. Send us your pics to add to the collection.
#BigNews2011ABC News Breakfast invited viewers to share their own highlights from a huge year in news.
Science in declineABC News' Twitter followers share their experiences of high school science, and thoughts on why it might be in decline.
Obama Down UnderWe capture the excitement of US president Barack Obama's Australian visit.
Life in Hong KongWith the world's population topping seven billion, ABC News spoke to Fion Ngan about what it's like to live in Hong Kong, one of the world's most densely populated places.
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