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Kokoda Cadet II Platinum XLi Reviewed
A true family adventure calls for a true family caravan, such as this Kokoda Cadet. If you’ve ever tried to make do with a caravan that sleeps two, perhaps by pitching a tent off...
Review: New Jayco Crosshaul
Jayco’s Crosshaul is a lightweight van that, while simple in its layout, offers multiple options for owners. Let’s start with the tradie option. The Crosshaul offers a great space for lugging tools around and...
Modular Wholesale the New Agent for Eberspächer
Eberspächer is one the world’s leading manufacturers of climate control systems for mobile applications, from passenger cars and RVs, to agricultural and forestry machines.
Eberspächer has been supplying thermal management solutions to Australia and New...
Cooma Touring Guide!
Cooma is often regarded as being at the centre of the world famous Snowy Hydro Scheme and the gateway to some of the best snowfields that Australia has to offer. But it is also...
AL-KO Enduro X Suspension Hits the Market
Independent coil spring suspension systems have been available for Australian caravans for many years. They provide a more comfortable ride and typically allow the caravan to access areas of the country that a beam-axle...
Review: Regal Naralan Motorhome
I arrived at Regal Caravans with great expectations. About six months ago, I had the opportunity to climb behind the wheel of one of Regal’s first attempts at a motorhome, a Sprinter-based van.
Regal has...
Review: Kokoda Aussie Spirit 19ft 10in
It sometimes seems that every van is a jacked-up, hard-core offroader with aggressive styling, garish decals and checkerplate that goes on for ever. I found it somewhat refreshing, therefore, to step inside the understated, elegant...
Guide: Outback Pub Crawl
We recently wrote a story about a few of Australia’s outback roadhouses, and sometimes it is hard to distinguish between a roadhouse and a hotel/pub since often a venue is a bit of both.
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Jurgens Australia Rolls On
Jurgens Australia remains operational.
That’s the message from company director Paul Kyriacou, following the mid-March closure of the Pakenham, Vic, factory.
The gates were chained and locked shut, with a notice lease termination notice fixed to...
Touring Guide: West of Mackay
An east coast low saw me held up in Mackay, Qld, for a few days, until it passed further north and out to sea. I’d never explored the Mackay region before and until now...