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One of the most exciting things about getting a new electric car is the anticipation of its delivery – like experiencing several Christmases bundled into one.

Did you know that more than two million Australian households own a property other than the home they live in?

If the idea of hitting the open road for a school holiday adventure, weekend road trip or even a year-long “big lap” of Australia sounds appealing, perhaps you’ve considered investing in your own motorhome.

Imagine waking up in your own bed beside a beach one day, and then rising with a mountain vista the next.

There’s no life quite like the motorhome life – waking up in the morning and heading in whatever direction the wind takes you.

When it comes to buying a new car, more and more Australians are choosing to go electric.

With vast deserts, lush rainforests, alpine regions and more than 10,000 beaches, Australia was made to be explored.

Planning your next road trip? We can help cover your car, caravan, motorbike, and more so you can enjoy your holiday, fuss free. Find out more here.

There’s a lightness to your conscience when driving an electric car.

As more Australian motorists think about switching from fossil-fuelled cars to greener alternatives, the choice between hybrid cars vs electric cars has become more important than ever.

Queensland (QLD) is Australia’s second-largest state and affectionately known for its stunning natural landscapes, including the Great Barrier Reef, tropical rainforests and beautiful beaches.

Western Australia (WA) is the sunniest state in Australia, renowned for its stunning beaches, heritage-listed reefs and rugged outback.

South Australia's natural beauty is perfect for outdoor adventures and road trips.

Victoria offers a stunning variety of natural landscapes ideal for outdoor adventures.

The beautiful state of New South Wales (NSW) combines stunning natural landscapes with vibrant cities.

Discover key differences in car maintenance and spending behaviour among Australian generations in our 2024 report. Learn about each age group's approach to vehicle care, spending habits, and insurance preferences, from Boomers to Gen Z.

We surveyed 2,000 Australians to determine the five most important rules of etiquette on our roads.

Not only can speeding be extremely dangerous, some speeding fines in NSW can cost motorists upwards of $2,000 – which means travelling over the posted speed limit could also impact you financially.

With speeding fines in Victoria starting at $240 for full licence holders, even travelling just a few kilometres per hour over the limit has the potential to hurt your hip pocket.

Speed is the biggest killer on Western Australian roads, and with some speeding fines in WA coming in at upwards of $1,000, exceeding the speed limit can also impact you financially.

What can you expect if you’re involved in a not-at-fault car accident without insurance in Australia? Here’s how car insurance and liability typically works.

Thinking of installing security cameras on your property? From privacy laws to camera features, here’s what you might like to know about home security systems.

The pros and cons of how to sell your car can depend on individual circumstances, but there are a few things that might be helpful to consider along the way.

From how to change a flat tyre to replacing a headlight bulb, here are some car problems you might be able to fix yourself with the right tools and know-how.