The 2025 Mazda BT-50: New look and tech upgrades
Mazda has officially unveiled the 2025 Mazda BT-50, showcasing a fresh design, enhanced safety features and an array of new technology.
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Phillip Island Camping
Phillip Island is expecting a post-Easter influx of travellers looking to take advantage of milder weather
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CIAA Launches Safety Campaign as Aussies Go Camping
The Caravan Industry Association of Australia has launched a ‘Caravan & Camping Safety’ campaign this November, as they expect 800,000 register...
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ZONE RV grow into new high-tech factory
Queensland hybrid stalwarts ZONE RV have moved into a speccy new factory to cater to their ongoing growth
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Keep on Camping, Folks
The CIAA have launched their Keep on Camping initiative to urge travellers to visit fire-affected areas on their next camping outing.
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Cub Campers Release All-Aussie Drifter II
Cub Campers have launched the Drifter II, a new Australian-made double-fold, at the Newcastle Caravan and Camping Show this February
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Push to seal roads between SA and WA
Following long-term closures caused by bushfire, industry bodies and the public alike are making calls for more bitumen.
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Riverside Camping, Track Upgrades to Bless Victoria
The state government say they’ll drive greater environmental protection on the Bass Coast and millions worth of upgrades to iconic 4WD tracks and c...
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Patriot Campers Now Dealing in Mongolia
Patriot Campers will now be up for sale in Ulaanbaatar, as the company continues its growth into international markets.
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Domestic Camping Economy Continues to Grow
The 13 million domestic camping trips Australians made last financial year have driven a record-breaking $7 billion into our regions.
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New Trailer Building Laws Previewed
The Road Vehicle Safety Act is materialising, with the ‘Vehicle Standards Bulletin 1’ being opened to public comment in September. The bulletin rev...
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Government Permits Towing Upgrades in SA
South Australian 4x4 owners will now be able to have the GCM and GVM of their vehicles professionally upgraded, liberating them to bring everything...
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Cobourg Peninsula Key in Fight for Croc Safety
Turns out, if you relocate crocs to the far, eastern side of the Cobourg Peninsula, they are unlikely to make their way back to Darwin.
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Federal Government Delays Road Safety Changes
Upcoming changes to vehicle standards have been put off for a later date, delaying improvements to RV safety.
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Cub release Limited Edition Brumby
The new Brumby L.E. takes the iconic camper’s offroad credentials to another level.
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Camping is becoming more and more popular
International and domestic tourists are heading out camping more than ever before
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50 per cent off camping in Victoria
A 100 million dollar investment by the Victorian government is set to improve campsites, walking trails, and 4WD tracks within the state. Plus, cam...
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Travel award for THL's Kate Meldrum
Thl’s Kate Meldrum emerges a worthy winner in the Road and Rail category of this year’s Women in Travel Awards.
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Longest Line of RVs Ever
You wouldn’t want to be stuck behind it, but you’ve got to hand it to this incredible effort.
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Camper Gears up for a Bumper CTOTY this November
Production of the camper reviews that determine the composition of Camper Trailer of the Year is well underway. We explain how it all works.
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Your Everyday Camper
We uncover the identity of the average camper and explore his or her importance to manufacturers.
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Camping Culture Resilient Through Economic Uncertainty
New stats shed light on the ongoing strength of the RV industry despite a changing economic world.
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Whacky New Ideas
Camper explores a few bold concepts popping up in the towing-sphere.
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School Teacher Wins Camper Trailer
After winning the Opposite Lock Ultimate Adventure Pack late last year, Fiona Moretti plans to relive the travels of her childhood.
