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LazerLamps Sentinel 7" Elite Spotlights

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Novsight 3" LED POD lights

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OLight Ark Pro

• - Fantastic for EDC (Every Day Carry)
• - Extremely versatile: Floodlight, Spotlight, UV light and LED laser pointer
• - Long life battery charged via magnetic charging base or USB port

OLantern Classic 2 Pro

• - Olight Olantern Classic 2 Pro Rechargeable LED Lantern With Retro Style
• - Light modes: Bright white, Warm amber
• - Vintage copper design
• - Recharge other USB devices from OLantern

Olight Swivel Magnetic work light

• - Ultra handy magnetic work light
• - Perfect for hanging, standing, hooking, attacching anywhere to illuminate those hard-to reach places

OLight Peren 3 Head Torch

• - I use this all the time around camp at night when requiring hands-free illumination
• - Very versatile design featuring detachable light with magnetic base

OLight Marauder Mini Limited Edition

• - This is my go-to torch for spotting animals at night
• - Multiple colours and beam patterns for maximum detail no matter the conditions

OLight Prowess

• - This is my go-to everyday torch
• - Small, lightweight and super bright
• - It comes with a handy belt holster that allows easy access and downwards illumination whilst walking at night

NovSight

• - I have been using NovSight LED POD lights for years. They have performed flawlessly throughout this time.
• - Very well constructed, milled from a single piece of aluminium. Built like a brick!

Not Lost Australia

• - I can highly recommend the NotLost OutTask folding tripod light.
• - Useful for deploying light exactly where you need it.

Olight U1 Pro Folding Utility Knife

• - Carbon fibre body
• - Quick-change blade

iCheck TPMS

• - This is by far the best tyre pressure monitoring system I have come across.
• - I have used this product for years, and it just works.

Australia is vast — a country so full of incredible places that you could spend several lifetimes exploring and still not see it all. We are slowly working our way through our own bucket list of must-visit destinations, one adventure at a time.

We're always searching for that next special spot — the hidden gem, the secret corner that only a few people know about. What's on your list? Do you have a place you'd recommend?

Cast your vote for your favourite destination in this poll. And if you've discovered somewhere that's just too good to share publicly, feel free to drop us a private message through the contact page. We'd really appreciate it.

Happy voting, and here's to finding the next great adventure — together!

Every year we set ourselves the challenge of tackling at least one major expedition — the kind of journey that pushes limits, explores remote corners of Australia, and creates stories worth sharing. If we can squeeze in a few smaller trips along the way, then that's a bonus, because every adventure adds to the bigger picture.

This page is where youlll find the highlights: the planning, the challenges, and the unforgettable moments from life on the road.

2024

I've always had a soft spot for the high country — it captures everything that makes touring and overlanding so special. Rugged tracks that test your skills, sweeping views that take your breath away, crystal-clear rivers perfect for a swim, and the freedom to pull up and camp wherever the moment feels right.

For me, the high country is pure freedom. On this trip, I reconnect with that spirit and rediscover the simple joy of being out on the tracks.

Arnhem Land has always been part of my story in one way or another. My earliest memories go back to the early 80s, sitting in front of the TV and watching explorers like Malcolm Douglas push into its wild frontiers. Ever since then, it's been a place I dreamed of visiting — though I never really thought I'd get the chance.

Making it happen took serious commitment: six months of planning, countless changes of direction, and plenty of stress as I waited for permits to come through. The anticipation was huge, and at times it felt like the trip of a lifetime might slip away. But in the end, everything came together, and Arnhem Land delivered an experience that was unforgettable — complete with a few surprises that made it even more special.

I hope you enjoy the film and get a taste of what this incredible journey meant to me.

2023

This year we finally ticked off a destination that sits high on every 4WD bucket list — Cape York, the northernmost tip of Australia. It's a place that feels like the end of the road, and reaching it was a dream come true.

One thing's for sure: Cape York is a long way from anywhere. On this journey we had two vehicles — Suzy and I in the FJ Cruiser, and our mate Chris in the Ford Ranger. Together we rattled our way across endless corrugations and made it to the tip in one piece. It was an epic adventure we'll never forget.

Filming, however, was another story. Everything that could go wrong with the cameras did. We lost footage, battled crackly audio, ended up with out-of-focus shots, and just when the trip reached its most dramatic moment — bogged halfway down a cliff with waves crashing below, rain falling, and night closing in — the batteries died and the memory cards filled up.

I only discovered the extent of the missing footage once I got home weeks later. There's still plenty of material from the trip, some usable and some not, but I've never quite managed to piece it together into a full episode. Maybe one day it will see the light of day. Until then, Cape York remains an adventure etched in memory — one that only the three of us who lived it truly know, and one we'll never forget.

2022

The Flinders Ranges is one of the most underrated and surprising destinations I've explored. It's a landscape packed with wonders — from its ancient geology to its rich Indigenous heritage and sweeping vistas that seem to stretch forever.

In this series, I come face to face with stromatolites, the earliest known form of life on Earth dating back some 3.5 billion years. I uncover Aboriginal rock art and dive into the story of how these spectacular ranges were formed over time.

If you're drawn to natural history and breathtaking scenery, the Flinders Ranges will not disappoint. Enjoy the journey.

2021

This trip was my first real taste of the incredible Victorian High Country — and it felt like a baptism by fire. I teamed up with two friends, and together we spent an unforgettable week tackling the tracks, testing our vehicles, and soaking up everything this rugged landscape had to offer.

After we parted ways, my plan was simple: take it slow, ease my way home, and enjoy a few quiet days surrounded by the tranquility of the forests. But as often happens in the High Country, nature had other ideas. A massive storm rolled in, bringing days of torrential rain that turned tracks into rivers and made every kilometre a battle.

What followed was chaos, challenge, and ultimately one of the most epic adventures I've ever had. It's a journey I'll never forget — and I hope you enjoy watching this series as much as I enjoyed living it.

2020

Fraser Island — or K'Gari, as it's traditionally known — is one of the most stunning places I've ever visited. Thanks to its isolation from the mainland, it's home to the most pristine strain of dingoes in Australia. It also holds the title of the world's largest sand island, built entirely of sand from the sea bed right up to the towering dunes that shape its landscape.

I expected sand, and plenty of it. What I didn't expect was ancient rainforest with giant trees, lush ferns, freshwater lakes, and an incredible variety of wildlife. The contrast is breathtaking — a true natural wonder.

I was fortunate enough to explore K'Gari during the COVID lockdowns, when restrictions briefly lifted. With only a handful of other adventurous souls around, I had the island almost to myself. It was a rare chance to experience its beauty in solitude.

If you've never been, make the trip. Fraser Island is so much more than 4WDs getting bogged — it's a place of wild beauty and unforgettable discovery.

2019

Lake Mungo is one of those rare places that feels truly timeless. During the filming of this three-part series, I was struck by the extraordinary history etched into its ancient landscape. Standing on the very ground where Indigenous families lived some 65,000 years ago was a humbling experience — a reminder of how small we are in the grand story of this land.

From the sweeping dunes to the silent lakebed, Lake Mungo carries a sense of magic that's hard to put into words. It's a place of deep cultural significance, natural wonder, and quiet reflection. This journey left me feeling privileged to walk in the footsteps of those who came long before us.

I hope these episodes give you a glimpse of the spirit of Lake Mungo — a destination that is as moving as it is unforgettable.

2018

The Simpson Desert turned out to be nothing like I had imagined.

When most people picture a desert, they think of endless mountains of sand — dunes stretching in every direction with little else to see.

And while the Simpson certainly delivers on that front, with over 1,100 dunes making it the largest parallel sand dune system in the world, there's far more to discover than just sand.

Between the dunes lie pockets of vegetation, bursts of wildflowers, shimmering salt pans, and a surprising variety of landscapes that bring the desert to life.

Although I didn't capture video on this trip, I took plenty of photos, and the experience was unforgettable for many reasons. My brief journey into the Simpson has only whet my appetite for more.

I can't wait to return and explore it properly.

2017

This was my very first solo adventure — a month-long journey into the great unknown.

The plan was ambitious: to travel from Australia's highest point, Mt Kosciuszko (2,228m above sea level), all the way to Lake Eyre, the nation's lowest point at 15m below sea level. Along the way, I carried water from the summit with the idea of pouring it into the basin at Lake Eyre.

I achieved that goal and, in the process, gained a true taste of the Outback — searing heat, endless deserts, and the stark emptiness of South Australia's remote landscapes.

Although I didn't film every stage of the journey, I covered 14,000km in just over three weeks and discovered the quiet solitude that makes the Outback so unforgettable.

It was an incredible experience, and I hope you enjoy the film as much as I enjoyed living it.

Coast to Coast, NSW, VIC, SA, NT

The Coast to Coast series takes you on an epic journey straight through the heart of Australia. Starting from the southern shores and pushing all the way north to Darwin, we cross the continent from one coast to the other — a true outback odyssey.

Along the way, we encounter breathtaking landscapes, remote tracks, and unforgettable sights that reveal the raw beauty of Australia's interior. It's more than just a drive; it's a story of discovery across vast distances and diverse terrain.

Join us as we make the long trek to Darwin and experience the adventure of crossing Australia from coast to coast.

Kakadu National Park, NT

Kakadu National Park stands as one of Australia's most iconic destinations, renowned for its extraordinary wildlife, diverse landscapes, and deep Indigenous heritage. From ancient rock art to living culture, it's a place where history and nature intertwine.

In this episode, we journey to the Ubirr rock art site, set up camp at the Yellow Water campground, and begin exploring some of Kakadu's rugged 4WD tracks. Along the way, we uncover stunning billabongs and encounter the incredible wildlife that makes this park so unforgettable.

West Arnhem Land, Garig Gunak Barlu National Park, Coburg Peninsula, NT

Arnhem Land is one of Australia's last great frontiers — a vast 97,000 square kilometre wilderness in the northeast of the Northern Territory. It is the traditional homeland of the Yolngu people, who have lived here for more than 65,000 years, and remains native title land, meaning entry requires permits and respect for its custodianship.

For me, Arnhem Land has always been a dream destination, a place of immense cultural significance and raw natural beauty. This series marks the realisation of that dream, as we journey deep into this remarkable region.

Our adventure begins in West Arnhem Land, crossing at Cahills Crossing and travelling through to Garig Gunak Barlu National Park on the spectacular Coburg Peninsula. Along the way, we'll experience one of the most remote and pristine environments in Australia — a land of rugged coastlines, rich Indigenous heritage, and unforgettable wilderness.

It's a privilege to explore Arnhem Land, and I'm excited to share this journey with you.

East Arnhem Land, NT

For me, Arnhem Land has always been a dream destination, and this series is the realisation of that dream. We begin our journey in West Arnhem Land, crossing the notorious Cahills Crossing — a gateway where saltwater crocodiles patrol the waters — before pushing deeper into country that few travellers ever see. From there, we make our way to Garig Gunak Barlu National Park on the spectacular Coburg Peninsula, a region of rugged coastlines, pristine beaches, and untouched wilderness.

Along the way, we encounter billabongs teeming with birdlife, remote 4WD tracks that test both vehicle and driver, and landscapes that shift from tropical wetlands to stark escarpments. We camp under vast skies, explore sites rich with Indigenous heritage, and experience the solitude and grandeur that make Arnhem Land so unforgettable.

This series is more than just a journey — it's a rare opportunity to witness one of the most remote and culturally significant regions in Australia. I'm excited to share the adventure, the challenges, and the beauty of Arnhem Land with you, and I hope these films inspire a deeper appreciation for this extraordinary part of the world.

The Joy Of Touring, VIC

I've always had a soft spot for the high country — it captures everything that makes touring and overlanding so special. Rugged tracks that test your skills, sweeping views that take your breath away, crystal-clear rivers perfect for a swim, and the freedom to pull up and camp wherever the moment feels right.

For me, the high country is pure freedom. In this series, I reconnect with that spirit and rediscover the simple joy of being out on the tracks.

Exploring The Victorian High Country, VIC

This trip was my first real taste of the incredible Victorian High Country — and it felt like a baptism by fire. I teamed up with two friends, and together we spent an unforgettable week tackling the tracks, testing our vehicles, and soaking up everything this rugged landscape had to offer.

After we parted ways, my plan was simple: take it slow, ease my way home, and enjoy a few quiet days surrounded by the tranquility of the forests. But as often happens in the High Country, nature had other ideas. A massive storm rolled in, bringing days of torrential rain that turned tracks into rivers and made every kilometre a battle.

What followed was chaos, challenge, and ultimately one of the most epic adventures I've ever had. It's a journey I'll never forget — and I hope you enjoy watching this series as much as I enjoyed living it.

Taking the Long Way Home, NT, QLD, NSW

Ever wondered what really happens behind the scenes on my tours? In this film, I let the cameras roll as I took a 5,500km detour on the journey back from the very centre of Australia. What might look like endless emptiness is in fact full of surprises — from striking landscapes to unexpected encounters along the way.

Come along for the ride as I take the long way home and share the hidden side of outback travel.

The Flinders Ranges, SA

The Flinders Ranges is one of the most underrated and surprising destinations I've explored. It's a landscape packed with wonders — from its ancient geology to its rich Indigenous heritage and sweeping vistas that seem to stretch forever.

In this series, I come face to face with stromatolites, the earliest known form of life on Earth dating back some 3.5 billion years. I uncover Aboriginal rock art and dive into the story of how these spectacular ranges were formed over time.

If you're drawn to natural history and breathtaking scenery, the Flinders Ranges will not disappoint. Enjoy the journey.

Exploring the Red Center, NT

In this series, I set out to explore the Red Centre — the beating heart of Australia. Along the way, I visit iconic landmarks you'll recognise, as well as hidden gems that few travellers ever reach. In this episode, the journey takes me to the geographic centre of Australia, a place that truly defines the vastness of the outback.

The Painted Desert, SA

The Painted Desert is an ancient, remote and jaw-droppingly beautiful desert located between Oodnadatta and Coober Pedy in the remote northern part of South Australia. 5 years ago, I flew over this desert and admired it from the air, but never thought I would actually get the chance to explore it from the ground. Join me as I explore this amazing place.

2019 - Fraser Island, QLD

This series follows my adventures on Fraser Island over the one week that I was lucky enough to spend there. It really is a remarkable place and most certainly didn't disappoint. I can't wait to get back there one day and explore some more.

2018 - Lake Mungo, NSW

Lake Mungo, in outback NSW, is an amazing place. Apart from the spectacular scenery, Lake Mungo is significant both archaeologically and historically with discoveries pushing the human occupation of Australia back to at least 65,000 years ago. Join me as I explore Lake Mungo.

2017 - Solo Expedition Through Central Australia, NSW, VIC, SA, NT, QLD

Episode 1 begins with an idea I had (this may even be a world first) - to take some water collected from Australia's highest point to Australia's lowest point over 2500km away. This is part 1 of that journey. The majority of this episode was unplanned and as such, was filmed using whatever cameras were on hand at the time, which was a GoPro Hero 6 and an iPhone 7.