Issue 39 Gear News
There’s plenty of new gear to check out this month, including a couple of books to assist you on your travels, an alarmed lock that will keep your caravan safe from would-be thieves, and a clever kitchen storage solution… Dometic…
ISSUE 045 – Why a smoke alarm in your caravan isn’t enough
In a huge issue this month we look at the confusion about a GCM upgrade – can you have one or not! Also, with caravan gas safety in the news, have you got the alarms you need? Plus we have…
Issue 046 – Judge makes decision in Lemons vs Bruder case + much more
With a dramatic summer already unfolding we have a first-hand guide to what to do in the event of a bushfire when you’re camping. In hot water, we report on the decision handed down by a court to Lemon RV…
Issue 38: Publisher’s Message
I don’t usually write this message, but Editor Tim Scott has afforded me the privilege of his column inches this month. Why? Because I felt that if ever a publisher needed a platform, it was probably this edition. This month’s…
Issue 40: 3 we love, 3 we long for
Gather the firewood and marshmallows, and head over to one of these top-notch caravan parks for your winter escape Words Janie Medbury, Images Various PARK 1: Cobar Caravan Park, NSW One could argue that there’s no better time to head…
Issue 40: New Vehicle News
Words Robert Pepper JL WRANGLER RUBICON LAUNCHED IN AUSTRALIAIt’s taken a while after the global release, but Jeep has finally held the Australian press launch for the new Wrangler JL Rubicon, in Tasmania. It’s an overall upgrade on the JK…
Issue 40: RV Accessories
AL-KO LightR Chassis AL-KO have launched their brand-new LightR Chassis – a lightweight chassis made in Australia, especially for Australian caravans, to suit Australian conditions. Thanks to its clever design, the LightR Chassis is significantly lighter than a traditional chassis,…
Isuzu Mu-X: Is It the Best Tow Vehicle?
We put our new long-term tow rig through the ringer It’s a hot topic for debate: what is the best option for hauling around a three-tonne van, especially if you’re on the road full-time? We reckon we might have the…
It’s above par below decks on the Spirit of Tasmania
Planning a Bass Straight Crossing? Here’s what to expect. By Jan Hawkins Crossing Bass Strait has always been an iconic journey for Aussies. It is a trip right up there with The Ghan, The Indian Pacific Rail and flying across…
Isuzu releases a limited production ONYX Edition of the MU-X
Based on the top-of-the-range MU-X 4X4 LS-T, Isuzu UTE Australia releases a limited production ONYX Edition of the MU-X. Limited to an initial run of only 420 vehicles, the MU-X ONYX Edition will be on sale from October 12, 2020.…
It’s a five-star ANCAP safety rating for the 2021 Isuzu D-MAX
The 2021 Isuzu D-Max caps off a celebratory launch with a full five-star ANCAP safety rating, and under a tougher testing schedule. The all-new Isuzu D-MAX is the first vehicle to be tested in Australia against the new stringent 2020…
It’s About Time
Most, of us dream about doing a hot lap of the island. Others dream of circumnavigating the globe on an odyssey that may see them never to return. They’re big dreams and the bigger the dream he bigger the perceived…
Caravan parks: It’s how much extra per child!?
It’s how much extra per child!? How does zero sound? That’s right, if you’re travelling with your kids, then there’s a scheme that you can get behind and support caravan parks supporting you! You will always find a very lively…
