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The COVID-19 pandemic has affected supply chains globally and the automotive industry hasn’t been immune from its impacts.

No matter how you use your home, it’s important that you’ve got the right insurance cover.

We tend to think of self-driving cars as a thing of the future, but it turns out that the future could actually be just around the corner if not already unfolding right before our eyes.

Are you in the market for a new or used car?

Whether you’re making a few upgrades around the house or you’re undergoing a full-blown renovation, when things change around the house your home insurance should too.

From catastrophic fires to devastating floods and severe storms, Australia has witnessed first hand the rise in extreme weather events due to climate change.

When it comes to car insurance, Aussies certainly recognise the value of having a good policy.

Being involved in a car accident is taxing enough without the added stress of a complicated claims process.

From comprehensive insurance to third party fire and theft, there’s a wide range of options to choose from when it comes to car insurance.

What to do when you return to your property after flood Following a severe weather event, it can be a stressful experience when returning to your home or business, especially if there’s been damage to your property and belongings.

Let’s be honest, for many of us comprehensive car insurance is just one of those products we know we need but still love to hate.

Anyone who owns and rides a motorbike knows that riding can be dangerous.

If you’re like most people, your home is probably the most expensive and valuable asset you’ll ever own.

Cheaper premiums aren't always the best option.

Kicking off a road trip with a caravan along for the ride is a great Australian tradition — before the pandemic, caravan trips exceeded 13 million in the 12-month period ending June 2019.

Moving in with a partner is an exciting stage in a relationship — and in life overall.

There’s heaps of ways you can save on home insurance.

The colder months can be cozy and beautiful if you stay inside, but out on the road is a different story.

In part 1 of our Tasmania guide, we explored Cradle Mountain and Hobart to Launceston.

As the only Australian state not on the mainland, Tasmania today holds a unique identity that’s a rich mix of history, natural beauty, and contemporary attractions.

Ceduna, Coonawarra and Mount Gambier In part 1 of our South Australia guide, we explored Adelaide, Victor Harbor and Cape Jervis.

Adelaide, Victor Harbor and Cape Jervis South Australia holds endless delights.

Lake Argyle, Kalgoorlie and Coral Bay In part 1 of our Western Australia guide, we explored Perth, Rottnest Island and Zebedee Hot Springs.

Perth, Rottnest Island and Zebedee Hot Springs Western Australia is big, bold and beautiful.