Arnhem Land – A how to Guide
It’s a living cultural landscape as old as time, where the Aboriginal traditional owners remain connected to their country, practising all a... Continue Reading
Category Archives: People & Nature
Is this the next generation Leyland?
Spasmodically visiting the island state over the last fifty years to film our Leyland Brothers TV series, we came to love the pristine wilde... Continue Reading
Priscilla: we track down Shirley the bar lady and one of the...
By Oliver Pfeiffer The idea of basing a movie around three drag queens journeying across the outback in a bus seems an unlikely plot ... Continue Reading
Celebrating Australian Women on the Road
By Kimberley Nicoll #BeBoldForChange Joyce Lindsay is pulled over on the side of the road in her vibrant orange Horizon motorhome. Her numbe... Continue Reading
The Model Maker
By Paul Howe Russell Walsh started making models of caravans as a teenager and now, many decades later, has one of the country’s bigg... Continue Reading
My Top Five – Ian Kiernan
By Rod Bruem At an age when most campaigners are ready to hang up their boots, Australia’s most celebrated environmentalist Ian Kiern... Continue Reading
The dunny cart motorhome
By Chris Ashton Upcycling is one of today’s buzzwords. You simply take an item and turn it into a newer, more valuable product. Th... Continue Reading
The father and son teardrop
By Chris Ashton Taking a leaf out of the history books of the caravan builders of the 1950s, father and son duo Eamon and Sam Baruday... Continue Reading
The hybrid caravan boat
By Chris Ashton Is it a caravan or is it a boat? It’s the Transformis Inspire, a hybrid of the two – maybe slightly more boat than ca... Continue Reading
How to save your marriage if you’re on the road
Road trips can be romantic, but travel inevitably puts added strains on your relationship. Relationships expert Dr Karen Phillip has these t... Continue Reading