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Liz Ginis
Verified
Director of Content, Australian Geographic
Beats
Tourism , International Relations , Opinion , Politics
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Content
By Liz Ginis| Australian Geographic Verified I count 10 as we motor towards Tana Beru, a tiny village on the south-eastern tip of Sulawesi’s western lobe. That’s 10 hulking hulls of magnificent phinisi. These traditional wooden boats are maritime icons of South Sulawesi. Our expedition leader, Dawn, explains that they were used for centuries by the Bugis, a race of seafarers who plied these waters as both merchants and pirates.
By Liz Ginis, Elizabeth Ginis| Australian Geographic Verified This article is brought to you by Destination Central Coast. As a Coastie, I’m spoiled for choice when it comes to stretching my legs in the great outdoors. I could wax lyrical for weeks about our national parks – beautiful swathes of Aussie bush that run to meet the water’s edge – and the walking tracks that wend through forests of stately angophora, scribbly gum, grass trees, old man banksia and much more besides.
By Liz Ginis| Australian Geographic Verified I count 10 as we motor towards Tana Beru, a tiny village on the south-eastern tip of Sulawesi’s western lobe. That’s 10 hulking hulls of magnificent phinisi. These traditional wooden boats are maritime icons of South Sulawesi. Our expedition leader, Dawn, explains that they were used for centuries by the Bugis, a race of seafarers who plied these waters as both merchants and pirates.
Company Info
Australian Geographic
Australian Geographic is a media and retail company founded in 1986 by Dick Smith. It is best known for its bi-monthly magazine, which features stories about Australia and Australians abroad, along with posters, maps, and illustrations that highlight the country's natural and cultural heritage. The magazine is published six times a year and is available by subscription and on newsstands, with an online archive accessible to subscribers. In addition to its magazine, Australian Geographic operates retail stores that offer a variety of products, including gifts, toys, and educational materials. The company also provides travel experiences through Australian Geographic Travel, focusing on exploration and environmental awareness. The brand appeals to a wide audience interested in nature, conservation, and Australian culture, particularly among families and environmentally conscious individuals. Australian Geographic is associated with the Australian Geographic Society, a not-for-profit organization that supports conservation, scientific research, and public education. All profits from Australian Geographic Holdings are donated to the Society, contributing to various environmental causes. The company aims to inspire a love for Australia's natural world and culture through its storytelling and educational initiatives.
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Founded: 1986