Camper Trailer of the Year through the ages
Now in its 15th year, it’s fair to say Camper Trailer of the Year has grown and changed over the years. Every event brings with it a fresh lineup o...
Editorial
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The Things That Go Bang
Magic places where the stars touch the Earth
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Dominant Dunes
Mobile sand has taken charge of a major chunk of the Australian continent over the past 30,000 years
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Design for Success
We go behind the scenes at Cub Campers to better understand how a camper goes from concept to reality
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Following Our Early Explorers
If you’re into history and are keen to immerse yourself in vast wilderness, why not follow in the footsteps of European settlers.
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Should Australia's History Be General Knowledge?
The starvation of Burke and Wills at Cooper Creek is a tragic but pivotal Australian story. Is it fair to expect everyone to know it?
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The Big Dry: How Competition For Water is Killing Our River Systems
We recently addressed the issue of the dying (or dead) Darling River and how it related to cotton farming. Now, we take a look at the broader issue...
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The Great Barrier Reef: A Navigational Nightmare
Camper recounts the navigational hell the Great Barrier Reef put Captain Cook’s Endeavour through. Perhaps he would’ve been better off hitching up ...
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The Mysterious Origins of Boabs and Desert Palms
How did the oddball trees of the Aussie outback wind up where they are? It’s not just a matter of curiosity. The answers could reveal secrets from ...
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The History of Cape York
Camper Tips you off on the long, fabled history of the Cape York Peninsula.
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Cub Campers, 50 Years Strong
After 50 years in the business, Cub continue to grow, with new management, marketing and manufacturing propelling them towards 1,000 campers a year.
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The Best Museums for Aussie Travellers
Australia’s past is full of stories that, in our day to day living, we forget ever happened. The Moons introduce a few museums in which these forme...
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Tall Tales: Australia's Convict Slaves
There’s no way Britain sent convicts to Australia to reduce overpopulation. A darker, more sinister motivation lies behind the historical move.
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Ancient Australia
We take a look at Australia’s long-term geological trajectory, from a partly submerged continent, to one big snowball, to the mineral-rich continen...
