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Lock it in: ARB Kicks Off 2026 Open Day This Weekend
It’s time to clear the calendar and check the tyre pressures. The crew at ARB have locked in the date for their nationwide Open Day, and it is shaping up to be a massive Saturday across…
How To Stay Croc Safe In The Top End
We’ve all seen the headlines recently. A young bloke up north of Broome, just minding his own business in a swag, ended up in a tussle with a large salty near Hidden Creek. He’s lucky to be…
Bush Mechanics 101: Five things you can fix with cable ties and fencing wire
We have all been there. Three days deep into a track that hasn’t seen a grader since the Olympic Games, and something goes twang. Usually, it’s right when the sun is dipping low…
Desert Parks update: Floods, closures, and limited access
We’ve seen some massive rain events across Central Australia recently, with more than 10 inches falling in some parts. While the desert in bloom is a sight to behold, it’s wreaked havoc on our…
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Everest Wildtrak Makes A Triumphant Return
The team at Ford has decided to dust off one of their most popular badges for another run. We’ve just got word that the Everest Wildtrak is making a comeback as a special edition for 2026. If…
10 Ways To Stop Annoying Everyone On The UHF
We’ve all been there. You’re settling into a long stretch of tarmac or navigating a tricky line through the rocks, and the silence is shattered by someone who treats the UHF like…
The Kimberley is Getting a Billion-Dollar Brain
We usually head south of Broome to find a quiet stretch of sand or to test out a new set of rubber on the pindan, but the landscape on Karajarri country is about to look a whole lot more…
Calling Kakadu: The signal just got a whole lot better
You’re sitting at the Jim Jim Ranger Station or pulling into the Karnamarr campground, and you want to check the weather, download a fresh topo map, or let the family know you haven’t…
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ARB Armours Up Storage Options
We all know the drill. You spend thousands on the bar work, the suspension, and the tyres to make sure your rig can handle the rough stuff, only to have the inside look like a bomb has hit it…
National Parks are more crowded than ever
The latest numbers are in and it turns out we are all feeling a bit of cabin fever. New South Wales national parks just clocked a record-breaking 65.5 million visits in the last financial…
Revisit the ultimate dirt track: Season 16 map download
We’ve always reckoned that the best way to see the East Coast isn’t through a bug-splattered windscreen on the Pacific Highway. Back in Season 16, we set out to prove that you…
The Birdsville bubble has burst but keep the snorkel on
We’ve just seen some fresh updates coming across the desk from the Birdsville Hotel and the Diamantina Shire Council, and it’s a bit of a game changer for anyone sitting in a…
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