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The Federal Treasury is currently considering a proposal to reduce Board transparency and accountability by permanently removing the requirement for Annual General Meetings (AGMs) to be conducted in person.Federal Treasury is inviting submissions on the draft legislation by Friday, 30 Octo...

Hi, I'm new to the site and to caravaning/towing. I've just bought a secondhand caravan. It measures 3.6mx2.16m, so it's quite small as far as caravans go. I've done a lot of reading online, including how to reverse and tow it and I'm going on a towing course as well. So far I've managed to reverse in...

My wife and I went to the cattle auction at Tralee the other week and one of the first exhibits we stopped at was the breeding bulls. We went up to the first pen and there was a sign attached that said,'THIS BULL MATED 50 TIMES LAST YEAR'My wife playfully nudged me in the ribs ......smiled and said, 'He mate...

Yesterday we were travelling along the Bruce Highway inb Nth Qld where I noticed a Toyota Troopie towing a Newlands dual axle caravan about 20 footer. What caught my attention the troopie appeared to level, but the caravan was very pronounced being as being very tail down compared to the front, it loo...

This video goes for about 8 minutes, but it is well worth watching until the end. No clues fromme. Jay&Dee https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_lhwfwosto

We have been traveling for 3 years now and loving it and all you intresting people out there, always learning and willing. Take care

Here is a funny version of the Duck Cake from that book but it brought back good memories of other recipes in there...

Some people who had/have a G2G pass, are not being allowed to cross the border into WA at the Kununurra border checkpointI do not know exactly what the problem isI am just putting it out there, (as a WA part time traveller), to other travellers, to check and double check, that you are allowed to cross th...

Hi,Camper I was wondering if anybody was using a Fetch Mighty TV Box while travelling and Free Camping. Colin

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Hi all, has anybody had experience towing with the Mazda CX-5 with the 2.5lt engine? I was thinking of getting a 2.5 turbo but had it on a test and with a gentle foot it used 14lts to the 100km towing a light van (1200kg max) The difference in the fuel use is of more interest to me than power. I had a Mazda 2.2lt...

A young man is wandering, lost, in a forest when he comes upon a small house. He knocks on the door and is greeted by an old Chinese man with a long grey beard. Im lost, said the man, Can you put me up for the night?Certainly, the Chinese man said, but one condition. If you so much as lay a finger on my daughter I...

They will come up with new things all the time, bast**ds. Why don't they get a proper job.

I have searched the forum for info on reversing Cameras the latest I can see is in 2015. We understand that time and technology have improved. I have been told that the metal on the van impede the wireless signal. I had an auto electrician suggest that the wireless transmitter can be mounted forward of t...

I'm wondering if I should buy and carry a spare water pump for my caravan. A replacement is about $125 on ebay and weighs 2kg so nothing onerous. I have no idea how long caravan water pumps last but I do know I often use a tap pressure which makes mine "chatter" and with 12V DC this will not be at all good for th...

I am looking at buying a Sunliner Trex for myself as I do not need anything too big. I thought a full size motorhome would be too stressful as I am on my own. Does anyone own one and if so what are your thoughts or do you have any changes that you would have made in hindsight? Cheers

huon pine, towed behind fishing boat attached to a 3 metre bamboo pole, with about 1-2 metres of line. Once hooked, the couta was flipped overhead through 180 degrees and hit the boat deck hard enough to unhook the fish. When enough were on the deck they were packed into a wooden box approx 900mm long, 40...