The not so short shortcut connecting Australia’s magical centre and south west.

Few things top rolling across the Sahara and Atlas Mountains in a pair of lovingly restored Defenders.

If you're heading to Birdsville to cross the Simpson desert, grab a camel pie, or cool down with an outback pint, this is the way there.

Think the Nullarbor's dull? Look harder.

Just on the NSW side of the SA/QLD/NSW border lies this pristine and wildlife rich gem.

Traversing pristine wilderness, Tasmania's iconic Overland Track is one to experience. 

Fire, a comforting friend.

Keeping our pristine places pristine.

"...we require that all things be mysterious and unexplorable, that land and sea be indefinitely wild, unsurveyed and unfathomed by us because unfathomable". - Henry David Thoreau

Follow the progress as we prepare our new LandCruiser for remote Australia.

This year we're taking a look at some pretty special 4x4s from across the globe. First up let's take a look at Matt Scott's F250.

With the last Defender rolling off the Land Rover line in 2016 the Landcruiser '76 Series is one of the last remaining 4WD icons. Our friends at Bollinger show that soul can be part of the electric future. 

Aussie made and relied on by Emergency Services around the world.

The fast hard top tent that sleeps 4 and broke crowd funding records on Kickstarter.

We take an in depth look at REDARC’s polished first step into Total Vehicle Management Systems.

There's more choice of roof racks today than ever before. However, if you're looking for a rack that's light, has a high load rating, and a full range of accessories, the field quickly narrows. 

The most trusted brake controller on the market.

An extremely robust communication staple.

The land of wide open spaces, Australia is truly unique. Point your wheels in one of many directions for long enough, and you will likely end up on adventure truly to remember.
 

Even powerful winches sometime need a helping hand.

Strong, light, jam free and a pleasure to use - we get hands on with a couple of quality offerings.

Effortlessly air up and down.

About as close as you’ll get to a chainsaw without a motor.

Every camper needs a good axe.

These hot forged pegs belt into any ground!

Easily collect camp waste.

The fan forced Enki gets a breakfast cook-up, or BBQ lunch, fired up in no time!

Infinitely modular, this versatile camp kitchen makes meal time a breeze.

There's no excuse for anything less than perfect hot cross buns this Easter.

Those charcoal flavours.

With a good setup and a perfect view, camp cooking may just become the highlight of the trip.

Quick, easy, and delicious char-grilled burgers whilst on the go?

Charcoal packs flavour - there won't be leftovers with this meat and veg.

As the fire crackles and the sun dips lower in the sky, dinner starts to become the hot topic of conversation.

Built with Japanese attention to quality and design, this four season hiking tent is rock solid.

Singaporeans are fanatical about all things food. So it was with great trepidation I packed a new pot set to try on a recent hike with my wife Gen. I'm not sure whether my cold sweat was from the steep hike or fear from having messed with our camp kitchen.

It’s the end of the day and we are heading down. Packs that were once light grow heavy as our bodies tire. The rocks are slippery, wobbly and still the descent continues.

Whether you’re off on a paddle, or positioning to cast your fly, if you do end up in the drink, you’ll want to be wearing one of these.

It can be hard to fully describe the attraction of an open canoe - paddling one evokes a feeling that’s hard to pinpoint. Perhaps a calm most akin to spending time beside a campfire.

She's equally happy enjoying international views from the front seat of a smart car and the lively waters of Corsica's rugged west coast as when she's island hopping the length of Fiji's Mamanuca and Yasawa Islands, "Peaches" has broadened my paddling horizons.