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If you're renting a unit, an apartment or a house, you've probably wondered whether or not you need home insurance.

If you rent a property, you know all too well the stress of trying to protect your building when you're not actually in it.

There's no doubt that Australians love their caravans, so much so that according to a recent study by caravan insurance experts Caravan Guard, "over 80% of caravaners love to name their pride and joy.

Renting a car is meant to be convenient: Skip the public transport, do things on your own time and don't compromise on the radio station.

Buying your first home is one of the most exciting and overwhelming events you'll ever experience, and it starts well before you sign the dotted line.

You may have heard claims that using premium petrol will do amazing things to your car, like increase its power, improve mileage, protect the engine, save the earth and even help you grow wings.

Picture this.

Dead batteries, flat tyres, no petrol.

They're the most important part of your car.

It's time to move out of your rental.

There are few feelings as exhilarating as making a new home your own, but first you'll have to deal with the nightmarish storm of collapsing boxes, broken valuables and bubble wrap, also known as packing.

Thinking of buying a used boat?

If you’ve ever thought about starting a business, you’ve probably heard a million times that it will be the best decision you’ll ever make and one of the most rewarding, exciting chapters of your life.

We all have our pet peeves when it comes to sharing the road with other drivers, from lane switching to music blaring and every no-signal in between.

There are few milestones as exciting as getting your license and knowing you'll no longer have to rely on lifts from your mum to drop you into town.

Children are smaller and harder to see than adults and can behave unpredictably near roads.

A new car comes with a manufacturer’s warranty that covers only design faults or defects that may occur during the period of cover.

Police are known to take two things very seriously and rightly so, speed limits and driving under the influence.