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As 2025 pulls to a stop, now's the time to glance back through the windscreen of the year and see what really unfolded on our roads.

Speeding is widely accepted as one of the leading causes of fatalities on our roads – New South Wales statistics show it contributes to about 40% of all road deaths annually,1 while in Victoria speeding is a factor in at least 30% of road deaths each year.

Whether you’re road-tripping through country towns or heading to the Sunshine Coast, there’s a lot to love about travelling on Queensland’s roads.

Over half of Australians spend three or more hours a day on their mobile phones​​.

If you’ve ever eased off the accelerator because someone’s sitting on your bumper, you’re not alone.

By now, putting a seatbelt on as soon as you get behind the wheel of a car or jump in the passenger seat is an autopilot action.

It stands to reason that the more demerit points you notch up, the less rosy your driving record will look.

Driving offences such as creeping over ​the speed limit or failing to buckle up can not only put you and others at risk on the road, they can also attract demerit points on your driver’s licence.

Long weekend around the corner?

If you’ve ever found yourself glancing at the speedometer and wondering, “Wait… what’s the speed limit here again?

Severe weather is becoming more frequent and extreme in Australia. Learn about how you can prepare your home ahead of and during storm season.

Discover cost-effective ways to prepare for a storm in Australia. From DIY fixes to free SES workshops, learn how to protect your home without overspending.

Wherever you live, it’s important to be prepared for storms and floods. Learn when to execute your severe weather emergency plan and what to prep beforehand.

To help you understand what severe weather warnings really mean for you, we explain some common confusions around Australian weather warnings.

Find out what makes your home vulnerable to storms and flooding. Learn how to check your flood risk, finished floor level and practical ways to improve resilience.

Living in the city doesn’t mean you aren’t at risk from storms, floods and more. Discover how you can prepare yourself and your homes for severe weather.

Australia’s changing climate is unleashing more extreme weather disasters and our building codes may not be enough. Learn how to prepare your home.

Discover expert-backed advice on taking care of your car, boat or caravan after a severe weather warning is issued and strong winds, hail or a flood is coming.