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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.

Once out of fashion, the humble caravan has experienced a renaissance in recent years.

Each year, Australia records over 200,000 burglaries and in 2014 alone, $96 million worth of goods were stolen in home break-ins.

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.

Considering Australians check their phones more than 200 times a day, it's no surprise that some of those checks occur while driving.

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

There is an incredible number of ways to invest in home security, ranging from affordable options to very expensive measures.

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

As a result of intense storms, hail and flooding, thousands of vehicles are damaged in Queensland and northern New South Wales each year.

For many drivers, it is easy to exceed the speed limit without realising that you are doing so.

Burglary is an unfortunate fact of life in all societies.

Tyres are an expensive item on a motor vehicle, especially as that expense is multiplied by four, but by simply observing a few basic rules, you can extend their life considerably and save yourself a lot of money in the process.

Being burgled is an unpleasant reality that many of us have experienced or will experience in our lifetimes.

A fire’s a fire, right?

Thanks to modern technology, there is now a range of new security devices that can be added to your car to make it more secure and less likely to be stolen.

Keeping a vehicle properly maintained is essential for safety.

Even with home insurance coverage, house fires are a tragic and terrifying occurrence for any family.

While items like computers, electronics and jewellery can be covered by home and contents insurance, the replacement of your invaluable sentimental items is far more difficult.

Retreads were available for many years as a cheap alternative to new tyres.

Modern vehicles have a range of standard safety features that most of us take for granted.

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

Electricity works silently behind the scenes in our homes, providing light, heat, food and entertainment.