West Australian stargazers have been treated to a dazzling light show thanks to a spectacular aurora illuminating the night sky on Wednesday evening. SEE THE PICS.

A severe solar storm could make the Southern Lights visible across much of Australia tonight. Here’s how to see the aurora australis.

One of nature's most dazzling shows was on display last night. Take a look at some of the photos taken across southern Australia.

Those who missed out on seeing the aurora australis across the mid to southern parts of Australia will have one last chance to witness the phenomenon tonight.People all over the country, from as far as Sydney and Perth and the Northern Territory and Tasmania,

Last night stargazing Aussies were treated to a dazzling celestial display, but if you missed the rare aurora australis, experts say there’s a chance you could catch a glimpse tonight. The Bureau of Meteorology has confirmed that there is a very high chance that aurora australis,

Air New Zealand pilots have captured a remarkable view of the Aurora Australis that lit the country’s skies in a multitude of shades last night. Captain Chris Durney and First Officer Tauseef Ahmed were flying from Melbourne to Wellington on NZ256 in an Airbus A320 last night when the natural phenomenon began taking place.

Last night we witnessed the aurora australis triggered by a solar storm. So, can you still see the aurora australis tonight? And when is the next one?

Grab your jumper and head for the hills. The glorious Aurora Australis (Southern Lights) could be visible tonight if conditions line up.

A stunning aurora lit up skies around Australia overnight, with peak sightings of the Aurora Australis on display late last night and as early as 7am this morning.