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Beginning in Gariwerd and travelling all the way to Nelson, Sandy Guy uncovers the beauty of Australia Felix in south-western Victoria

In Part Two of his story on the Overlanders Way, Chris Whitelaw continues his adventure.

Sticking to the bitumen doesn't need to be a compromise. These blacktop adventures will take you around the country without shaking your chassis.

Wending 1550km throughout the upper half of Australia, the Overlanders Way provides a thoroughly unique look at Australia's rich cultural history.

COVID caused seismic shifts in Australia’s tourism industry, and caravan parks were hit hard. Now demand is soaring, how are parks adapting?

You’ve got your rig and a long-awaited Big Lap looms! Here’s how to tackle your to-do list without a hassle so you can hit the road, sooner.

Here we looks at a few iconic towns and locations just a little off the beaten track, where you can get a taste of Australian heritage.

Here’s our guide to exploring Australia by visiting filming locations of classic Aussie flicks.

Julia D’Orazio got the opportunity to explore an underrated escape off the coast of Western Australia

There’s gold - and silver and copper and diamonds - in them hills. Here we explore some of the country’s most coveted metals, minerals and mines.

We speak with key industry figures to discuss the impact of buying locally made RVs.

Will a bucket list flight over Lake Eyre in flood be everything that photographer Matt Williams hopes it will be? Or will it be more?

There's more to Australia's Coral Coast than just letting your towel leave its mark in the sand.

The Eyre Peninsula is the third of South Australia’s major peninsulas, and it’s more remote and untamed than the other two combined.

Australia has it all when it comes to landscapes. But are we killing it slowly with our dirty caravans and tow tugs?

Playing it safe should be part and parcel of the touring Australia experience. Here are some hints on staying safe and alive.

Journey up the Oodnadatta Track to experience sparse, spacious desert terrain and unexpected oases of flowing water

The Australian RV industry has been around longer than most people think, but it's the last 50 years that has made it what it is today.

The elegance of Roma-built caravans is a labour of ‘amore’ that’s more than 90 years young

The Limestone Coast is a diverse playground, boasting dune driving, secluded camping, lighthouses, port towns and wildlife.

How’s this for a unique idea? Combine learning about Australia’s fascinating geological past while also sampling the best tipple.

When you’re travelling it’s understandable to make your money last. But it’s worth loosening the purse strings at times.

In Cowaramup you will be greeted with bursts of black, white and gold as you traverse the sites on offer.

Looking for a nature-based adventure? Make sure you add Walpole to your destination list

For better or worse, bushrangers play a major role in Australia’s history, and several lesser known anti-heroes dodge the modern spotlight.

We follow the Murray along the original stock route between and find its natural beauty is steeped in history and tragedy

Kangaroo Island needs some TLC; find out where an RV can go and what you can see and do when we can travel again

Thousands of travellers pass this region, but few stop. Yet, there's plenty to see only an hour or two from the Eyre Highway

The Granite and Woodlands Discovery Trail in WA delivers a sweep of lesser-known highlights

Coalmines. Power stations. Refineries. How did Western Australia’s powerhouse become an unspoken adventure capital?

With history that dates back to the Devonian period, Windjana Gorge is a picturesque part of the Napier Ranges

Across the top of Australia, this road is not just a way to get somewhere, it's a destination in and of itself

Some of our oversized man-made tourist attractions deserve a rather large round of applause too

For a different Great Migration North, why not head west to Perth before heading north to Broome?

Mt Elizabeth Station, in the heart of Wandjina Country, provides an unmissable opportunity to see rock art

Packing for the 'Big Lap' can be intimidating, so here are some tips

A move to Queensland put him more in touch with the outback, so this city slicker attended a rodeo

Here Richard and Margot Bruisma share their harrowing tale of survival on NSW's South Coast

Recreational vehicles have come a long way since the 1920s. Malcolm Street reflects on the history of the industry as well as its future

Tasmania's stunning tri-coloured coastline brings the drama, but its wildlife watching opportunities bring the warm and fuzzies

We shine the 'spotlight' on a 'magnificent seven' regions in NSW's New England High Country

There’s no better way to pay homage to classic Australian icons and folklore than to plan a road trip to visit the locales that inspired them

Australia's diverse landscape is just as fascinating underground as it is on terra firma

Aside from vying with Uluru for the ‘biggest rock in the world’ title, Mount Augustus is a natural wonder with many attractions other than its girth

Explore one of Australia's largest national parks, internationally renowned for its rich botanical diversity

Follow the footsteps of Captain Charles Sturt, who in 1844 led a question where no European had ever been

An offroad adventure to the heart of Australia along the 1120km Great Central Road is a rewarding experience

Turn your kids into adventure-loving explorers with these nine impressive places across Australia's heartland