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Why Your Fuel Is Getting Worse (And Why That Might Not Be A Bad Thing… Yet)
If you’ve pulled up to a bowser lately and felt like you’re being mugged in slow motion, you’re not alone. Prices have been climbing hard, availability’s been patchy, and now, just to top it…
Uniden Partners With Drive Against Depression
There’s no shortage of “partnership announcements” in the 4X4 and automotive space. Most of them are easy to skim past. But every now and then, one lands that feels a bit more grounded in the…
Season 16 Map Download
For fans of the show, the call of the wild and the allure of uncharted paths is irresistible. While some of the trips are those once-in-a-lifetime destinations, Season 16 aims to make that…
10 Tips To Save Fuel In The Bush
With fuel prices bouncing around like a kangaroo on a trampoline and remote outback bowsers regularly charging eye-watering amounts per litre, stretching every drop of diesel or petrol has…
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Bunnings Is Coming For The 4X4 Aisle
Bunnings has never been shy about pushing into new markets, but its latest move could have some interesting implications for the 4X4 world. The hardware giant has announced plans to…
Fuel Shortages Hit the Bush
A small farming town in north-west Victoria recently became one of the first places in the state to completely run out of fuel. It might sound like a local inconvenience, but for anyone who…
Does Australia Actually Want To Build Things Anymore?
There was a line dropped over the weekend that cut straight through the usual corporate PR fluff. Ford CEO Jim Farley, speaking during the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne, warned that the…
Visitors Will Soon Pay To See The Twelve Apostles
One of Australia’s most recognisable coastal landmarks will soon come with an entry fee attached. The Victorian Government has confirmed plans to introduce a tourist charge linked to the new…
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Zone RV Sold, Customers Burned: What It Means For The Caravan Industry
The collapse of Zone RV sent a shockwave through the touring community late last year. Now there’s a new chapter. Melbourne-based Essential Caravans has officially purchased the assets of the…
Outback Rain Puts Damper On Remote Touring
Nearly half the country is on flood watch right now. A slow-moving low-pressure system has parked itself over central Australia and it’s dragging tropical moisture deep into the interior.…
What Happens To Utes Under NVES?
The first results from Australia’s New Vehicle Efficiency Standard (NVES) are in, and on the surface, the industry has ticked the box for 2025. Targets met. Credits issued. Everyone moves on.…
Tub Rack vs Canopy: What Actually Works When the Trip Gets Real?
If you’re building a dual cab for touring, this is the crossroads. Forget tyres and lift kits for a minute, what you do with the back of the ute will shape how you travel more than anything…
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