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There are so many different ways to get from A to B, but it’s up to you to choose the mode of transport that suits you best.

For many Australians, hitting the road with their caravan or camper trailer in tow is one of life’s greatest pleasures.

Whether you’re heading off on a camping trip or hauling goods in a trailer, there’s no doubt that towing a trailer is a very different experience to driving a vehicle.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Dubbo, the Blue Mountains and the Hunter Valley In part 1 of our New South Wales guide, we explored Sydney, Newcastle and Byron Bay.

Planning and preparation There’s nothing quite like a great Australian road trip.

Buying a second-hand car can come with a lot of unknowns.

One of the best things about caravan travel is the flexibility it brings.

Regular servicing is an important part of car ownership.

The warmer months are well and truly upon us – hello spring!

It's the road emergency that nightmares are made of: You're driving along when suddenly, your tyre blows out.

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.