A guide to driving on sand in a 4WD
The first thing to remember about sand driving is that less is more. Less air in the tyres, less (low) tide and less braking. You may hear some four-wheel drivers bemoan the perils of a sandy track...
How to choose a safe campsite in Australia
We’ve all seen and experienced a badly set up camp – but do not be deterred, there are some simple strategies to help you choose and set up your campsite safely.
Hema’s guide to outback travel and survival
Words Scott Heiman Pics Scott Heiman and Supplied While travelling in the Australian outback can be dangerous, there are ways you can reduce the risks to safely travel through areas that many peo...
Heading north for the dry season? Here’s what you need to know
Tropical cyclones and record rainfall during this year’s wet season in northern Australia resulted in significant flooding in some areas with damage to roads and infrastructure. With the dry sea...
Outdoor Adventure Must-Have: First Aid Kit
If you're heading off on a summer road trip or camping holiday, there are two things you should never leave home without: a first aid kit, and the knowledge of how to use it. The purpose of first...
Safety Tips for Driving at Night
Nighttime driving presents a whole new range of challenges to road tourers including decreased visibility, reduced time to react, potential roadside obstacles and driver fatigue. Driving at night...
The Importance of Having Someone Spot Your 4WD Recovery
It can happen at any time. You find yourself in need of an outside set of eyes. Even with reverse cameras and vehicles with cameras all around, having a trusted person able to spot your vehicle and...
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