
City of Sydney and the Sydney-Nagoya Sister City Committee is delighted to present an exhibition of photographs taken at the Sister Cities’ Zoos.

Taronga is celebrating a milestone with the first birthday of the Zoo’s first elephant calf, ‘Luk Chai’.

Taronga Zoo’s newborn male Asian Elephant calf has continued to make progress overnight, under the watchful eyes of dedicated Taronga Zoo staff.

This year’s nine projects are spread across Africa, Asia and Australia represent the Zoo’s rapidly expanding role in wildlife conservation.

The Minister for Climate Change and the Environment, Frank Sartor, today announced Taronga Western Plains Zoo’s first newborn for the year – a shy and long-legged Przewalski’s Horse foal.

Taronga Zoo is the first ‘off road’ location in Australia to be captured by Google Street View, via the new Street View Trike.

The Minister for Climate Change and the Environment, Frank Sartor today announced that the festive spirit will be spread to Taronga zoo when animals receive special Christmas treats.

The winning students of Taronga's banner competition 'From Little Things Big Things Grow'

Taronga Zoo's 'Roar and Snore' overnight accommodation has won two NSW Tourism Awards in its first year of operation.

It's been six months since our male elephant, Gung moved into his own exhibit after leaving the female herd, so here's an update on what's happening with him now.

Our four squirmy Devil joeys have just had their first health check and our vets took the chance to get samples for a paternity check as well.

After starting their usual rounds on Saturday, keepers discovered the foal and mother on exhibit, just hours after the foal had been born.

Taronga's new male elephant calf today took a short walk with its mother, Thong Dee, and aunt, Tang Mo

Mobile phone recycling plan helps save gorilla habitat in Africa.

Taronga Zoo today announced confirmation of its third elephant pregnancy.

Taronga Zoo is celebrating the breeding success with the arrival of two Yellow-bellied Gliders.