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Join Ian Bellert as he explores Mutawintji National Park in NSW, which features an Indigenous cultural connection that was well worth fighting for.

In 2006 my son and I tackled the infamous “Tanami” for the first time and I decided that 2022 was a great time to give the track another crack to see how it had changed.

The Red Centre is packed full of excellent camper destinations — here are just a few of the best

Come a waltzing following in the tracks of A.B. (Banjo) Paterson through classic Waltzing Matilda country where little has changed

This month Ron and Viv reminisce on their first trip through the Kimberley

In the past 30 to 40 years, a number of private properties in the Flinders Ranges have become public, opening up more of this iconic region to travellers. We head to one of these, Warraweena, to check out the 4WD tracks and isolated bush camping on offer.

From sailing around between European islands, to traversing the Australian outback in a Vista RV – the adventurous trajectory of the Brownes is one to envy.

Heading to the outback with a lone screwdriver to your name is a recipe for disaster, but what do you need exactly?

Desert solitude

A lover of the beach, surfing, and camping, with a 1985 Jayco Outback Penguin to travel around in, Lee Hutchings has been able to indulge in all of these passions.

Recap of the 2023 Victorian Caravan, Camping and Touring Supershow

Named after an affliction of the eye, Sandy Blight Junction Track is a spectacular drive.

The most remote national park in NSW had enjoyed recent rains, so Glenn Marshall headed out to check out the changes wrought on the landscape

Destinations in Australia’s Channel Country unfold like a bucket list of must-sees.

One of Australia's great desert trips, this route follows in the wake of early explorers and ancient Aboriginal people.

Here's the things you don't want to miss this year. Whether you’ve set your sights on a Big Lap, or just a whole lot of big weekends away, tick your way through this travel-changing bucket list.

Some folks may exaggerate just how bad dirt roads are, but the fact remains, they can, over time, damage your rig and potentially leave you in strife.

Warratta Goldfields

South Australia's Desert Oasis

Things to remember when planning your next outback trip

From humble beginnings in 2014, Country Pub Camping has grown to include 120,000 members and 1200 pubs Australia-wide.

The best trips are about the journey and not just the destination, the Adventure Way offers both.

If you had the chance to experience a few of outback NSW’s most iconic hotels while seeing some spectacular scenery, would you be keen?

The feeling when you're alone in WA's East Pilbara is worth the effort to get there

Although prep is often key for a safe and comfortable trip, sometimes the best experiences are those that are unplanned.

And other things I've recently learnt on a trip to Cape York. You never stop learning, no matter how experienced you are.

Following massive rains in the north-east, flood waters are enlivening the plains as they cut a path to Lake Eyre. The Moons quickly jot these words before hurrying off to experience it all.

Clearviews are the best permanently mounted replacement towing mirror we've ever used, both on and offroad. Why?

Broken Hill

Take a look at the Optus SatSleeve+, a communication device allowing the everyday smart phone to receive reception when you would otherwise typically be out of range.

Kimba is not just a ‘halfway’ point on the journey from Sydney to Perth, you’ll find much more in and around this fascinating town.

This tropical sandstone playground on the WA/NT border dishes up indigenous history, cabbage palms and gigantic beehive rock formations. If you can handle the heat, read on.

As one of Australia's top destinations, Central Australia offers a plethora of must-see sights and adventures

The West MacDonnell Ranges encapsulate the beauty of the Red Centre. Gorges and chasms; rugged hikes; and challenging 4WDing await if you’re game.

If you’re into history and are keen to immerse yourself in vast wilderness, why not follow in the footsteps of European settlers.

Deep within the north-western corner of outback New South Wales there’s a realm of red dirt, Aussie battlers, abandoned dreams of settlement, and endless 4WD and camping opportunity.

If you’re going to Queensland to see the folks, why not make the most of it by venturing out into the bright reds and vast azures of the Channel Country?

Track Trailer goes green in ‘18

Outback Sambal

Original thinking plus quality design and construction sees the Kelly Campers Glenrowan II come highly recommended for anyone looking for their new touring option.

After years of drought, the Kinchega National Park, near Broken Hill, NSW, has been brought to life once more

Is the Tanami X13 tough enough to handle the challenging conditions that outback NSW is going to throw at it?

The Tamworth Country Music Festival is celebrating its 50th year of Australian country talent

Staying safe on an outback adventure isn't just about carrying enough food and water. The trick is all in the preparation.

David Cook recounts how a desire to get in touch with his wife’s colourful family history led the pair into the outback for the first time

This lightweight, offroad-equipped capsule by Jayco is set to launch users into a simpler, more pared-back mode of camping – for just $23,990.

It's not just dinosaurs beneath Queensland's surface. There's gas too and the mining industry wants their share. But farmers are worried about the consequences.

Kennedy Ranges National Park: WA

Take a look at the Mars Ares 1, with its futuristic design and notable design features, this camper trailer is a comfortable touring option as its extension options makes the inside of the camper trailer feel open and spacious.

Arltunga Historical Reserve NT