An overloaded vehicle carries huge risk not only in terms of fines and penalties, but can also damage your vehicle’s mechanical systems (such as breaks, suspensions, axles, tyres, etc). The easiest way to measure your vehicle weight accurately is by visiting your nearest licensed public weighbridge as they are used to determine the mass of […]
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Pack your own healthy snacks Keep moving Commit to at least one fresh and healthy meal a day Keep hydrated Take time to relax and recharge
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A caravan and camping holiday is a great time to take the kids fishing. Fishing requires concentration and commitment, not every child’s strong point so here’s a few tips to make It an enjoyable experience for all. Let them have their own gear Providing each child with their own fishing rod will allow them
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Consider these tips when driving in the outback, especially on dirt roads to make your trip more comfortable and safe. Plan the route Carry plenty of water (at least 5 litres of water per person per day) Carry adequate food and fuel supplies Advise someone of your route, destination and expected arrival time Don’t
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Rubbish. You don’t want it, but how do you dispose of it when you’re travelling? Here are a few options for rubbish disposal while you are caravanning or camping. Depending on the space you have available, there are bins for inside, outside and even hanging in a tree. Collapsible bins: a collapsible bucket makes a
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If you want to be caravanning around Australia as a family, you’ll have no choice other than to pull the children out of school. So how easy is it to meet your obligations and their homeschooling requirements while on the road? The Rules There are legal requirements that each Australian child be enrolled for schooling,
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Here are 4 easy steps on how to treat a sprain Control swelling with RICE therapy: RICE stands for: Rest the sprained or strained area. If necessary, use a sling for an arm injury or crutches for a leg or foot injury. Splint an injured finger or toe by taping it to an adjacent finger or
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It’s summer so take a holiday in the sun. A coastal caravan and camping holiday is a great way to relax, reconnect and refresh. Here are some top tips for your adventure: Choose your location – coastal holidays are popular at this time of the year so book ahead and be prepared to share it
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Towing your caravan, trailer or similar on the open road is easy – there’s plenty of room to change lanes, turn corners, do U-turns and find parking. But that all changes once you enter the tight urban areas of a city. It’s worse if it’s a city you’re not familiar with. Here are some tips
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Tips For Repairing Fabric, Zips & Holes It is handy to have a first-aid kit for repairing zips, holes and damaged fabric elements of your camper trailer, caravan or tent as every small hole or tear can be a problem. Fabric comes in many forms, from cotton canvas to reinforced vinyl, then there are zips,
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