Ozpic: Picturing The Australian Environment

In colonial times, a billabong was a subsidiary course of a river, carved out as an anabranch or meander. But in the mid-1900s the primary idea of a billabong came to be synonymous with a waterhole. The Editor, Susan Butler, explores this change. Read more about the OzPic project and upload your photos of the Australian environment at: www.macquariedictionary.com.au/ozpic