Western Union
Albany has chosen to recognise an important part of Australia’s history by establishing the National Anzac Centre, known locally as the NAC...
Keeping Green
We here at KEA believe that everyone has a responsibility to not only look after our environment but to leave it better than we found it.
Quaint Towns of Queensland
There’s more than meets the eye in the tiny historic town of Rosewood
Security Detail
We’ve noticed in our travels overseas that ‘obvious’ tourists are often prime targets for theft...
Australia’s Most Inspiring Places to Visit
Sometimes, we can take our own country for granted and look right past some of the most amazing destinations that sit in our very own backyard.
The Road to Safety
Kirstie Bedford investigates the issue of road safety and finds the finger points almost squarely at the RV owner
Taking Your Dog on the Road
Most people consider their pet part of the family and wouldn’t dream of travelling without them...
Dry Country Dreaming
There is plenty to dive into in the land around the Alice; you just need to know where to look
Know Your Camera
Here at KEA we have a question: has technology improved the quality of everyone’s photos?
The Good Oil
Around the country there are any number of locations that have a strong connection to Australia’s settlement history...
The Wealth Of The Pindan Country
We explore the Kimberley coast – from Broome via the fascinating Lurujarri Heritage Trail
Ingham
Ingham lies on the south bank of the Herbert River and is set in an area of sugar cane, bordered by waterfalls and adjacent to the magnificent Hinchinbrook Island and the Hinchinbrook Channel
Band Wagon
Don’t fancy travelling alone? Here’s how to get the best of travelling as part of a group
Relocation Vacation
For people who don’t mind driving long distances, RV relocation is the perfect way to see highlights of Australia in an adventurous and cheap way.
The Art of Cooking on the Road
The team at KEA knows a thing or two about the trade off between great adventure and dull food...
Know Your Tow
Graeme Kemlo delves into the world of towing, providing top tips for you from a tow expert
Droning On
As well as helping the super-powers track a few of the world’s ‘bad guys’ the drone has become part of the massive arsenal available to the toy-hungry public
Winter Travels
In cold conditions motorhomes that have a club lounge or dinette in the rear that is surrounded by windows are real winners.
Start Your Engines
Motor racing is a sensory experience: the smell of gasoline, the roar of engines, the colour of the livery speeding past.
Keeping Safe
KEA Tracks have prepared a simple checklist for on-the-road and around the campsite
Winter Escapes
At KEA we know that once you’ve caught the travel bug the diagnosis is usually irreversible.
The Long Trek
Walking is a healthy and highly enjoyable way to explore Australia’s natural (and not so natural) beauty.
The Charm of Cute Towns
Sometimes travel is all about being enchanted by a place, and nothing quite beats a cute town and its friendly locals
Planning for the Big One
Con Tsobanopoulos of RV insurance specialist Ken Tame provides some insights into what you need to do before you hit the road for a big trip
Strictly Self-Contained
Kirstie Bedford talks to industry leaders about the divided issue of self-containment
All the Fun of the Fair
It’s not just kids who enjoy the colour and activity of shows and festivals.
Seeing Red
Make time around the Robinvale Rally to take in the forests of red gum splendour
Like a Pro
The Wanderer is your mag and we want to showcase your epic adventures as you travel around this fabulous country of ours. With that in mind, here are some tips on creating a great story and choosing the best photos to illustrate it.
Travelling With Grandchildren
Grandparents can play such a large part in their grandchildren’s upbringing and the shaping of their character.
Line in the Sand
Surveyor Len Beadell gave us a legacy that changed the map of Australia and ultimately the face of Australian travel. Here’s just a part of an amazing history yarn
Safety Talks
An important message about the use of UHF radios to communicate with heavy vehicles and road pilots
A Dozen Volts
'It’s convenient that many devices can now be charged via a standard USB 5V outlet, reducing the number of chargers that have to be carried; just the specific leads.'
Taking Your Best Friends With You
All year you spend time with your pets – and at holiday time they like to come too.
Mystery Ship in the Western Australian Outback
Noughts and Crosses
Ready for take-off? Make sure you have gone through the important list of haves and have nots
Revolutionising RV Design
While most motorhomes and caravans look similar on the outside – big changes are being made inside to meet the demands of a new generation, as Kirstie Bedford found out
Hard-Core Beauty
Photographer Ian Smith finds rocky inspiration at four unique destinations on the east coast
Getting Sporty
Aussies love their sport – and late winter to early spring is a great time to get amongst some of the biggest events.
Beginners' Essential Guide to Driving a Campervan
All That Glitters is Not Gold
All that glitters is not gold. (Sometimes it's a gemstone). Fossicking and noodling is fun and might even be rewarding.
Join the Fray
For two days each year, this quiet WA town echoes with the clash of swords and bloody screams at the annual Medieval Carnivale
Our Ultimate Road Trip Bucket List
Anyone can plan the perfect road trip but not everyone can plan the ultimate road trip.
People in Glass Houses
Shouldn’t throw stones – indeed the best way to deal with the large rocks around here is to climb them
Boating Bliss
Steve Starling offers tips on how to avoid ramp rage when launching your boat
The Good Life in Gwydir Shire
If you are looking for a true country experience while still being close enough to the bigger centres, then flag the New South Wales Gwydir Shire region as your next stop
To Sit or Not to Sit (That is the Question)
Buyer’s Guide
Whether you’re a first time buyer or seasoned RV owner, KEA has compiled a foolproof buyer’s guide to ensure you get exactly what you want!
Diamantina - A sparkly Gem
The iconic Queensland outback town of Birdsville is famous for its races and remote music festival, but there are plenty of other attractions – and personalities – that make this a year-round destination
A Feel for the Future
We take a sneak peek into the future of RVs as seen by industry leaders
Queensland Drive Tourism Strategy
From Queensland tourism, Major Events, Small Business and the Commonwealth Games Minister, Jann stuckey
In Ore
The magnetism of Helena and Aurora Range is its natural richness. Make that your cast-iron alibi for a visit
Backtrack to the Outback
The Kidman Way is a remote journey stepped in culture and heritage inspired by legendary cattle king Sir Sidney Kidman
Snap Happy
The snapper is one of Australia’s favourite sportfish so who better than Al McGlashan to run us through the tricks to hook up this summer
Bush Babies
Providing valuable sanctuary for Australian wildlife in your own backyard. Literally, in these cases
Tropical Paradise
Hinchinbrook is a nature lover's dream just waiting to be discovered...
Divine Diversity
Victoria’s Baw Baw Shire offers a cross-section of regional delights thanks to the thriving arts and foodie centre at Yarragon while the nature-centric townships of Erica and Rawson offer a slice of remote relaxation
Can We Do More With Less?
Just stepping outside Australia and taking a brief world view, there have been some quite different approaches to motorhome layout designs...
Events Management
We at KEA are aware that CMCA members have a variety of methods for planning their travel around Australia.
The Dreamtime
Long-time CMCA members, Bill and Dorothy McClintock currently own a KEA Dreamtime and I’m sure you’ll be pleased to know, are very happy with their motorhome.
Taking Flight
Love our feathered friends? Enjoy a journey around Australia’s birdwatching outposts
Freedom Camping Under Attack
Regulators tighten controls to further erode options for our freedom camping lifestyle
Rite of Passage
The chance of a week out of the office was too good to pass up. Add to that the lure of the Great Aussie Road Trip and the deal was sealed on our cross-country adventure
Down on the Farm
If you live on the land you know it's a lot of hard work: but for the curious city slicker, getting your hands dirty in the country can be a refreshing break.
Mass Attack
Part one of our guide to keeping your personal payload under its gross limit: weight loss
Motorhome Legends
NSW’s Shoalhaven Heads has played host to a diverse range of the country’s best motorhomes at The Wanderer’s inaugural ‘Motorhome Legends’ event
Glen Innes
Glen Innes is a captivating town in the beautiful New England high country of New South Wales
Mount Isa to Darwin
The Top Ten CMCA New Year Resolutions (and how to acheive them!)
Coping With and Using Technology
There are many of our readers who are struggling with the rise and rise of technology.
The Numbers on Safety
It’s a good idea to keep valuables out of sight when away from your motorhome
Over There
There’s nothing quite like an overseas trip when it can be done in our favourite mode of travel
Moving House
We’re going to take a slightly whimsical look around the world of motorhomes, in particular old and unusual ones.
My Lucky Day
'Well the travel bug has bitten me once again and I do not want to grow old sitting here stagnating.'
KEA’s Top Beaches
Anyone who’s travelled knows there’s nothing else in the world quite like an Australian summer.
A whole new way to discover the fantastic Fraser Coast!
A visit to Queensland’s Fraser Coast – host of the CMCA Anniversary Rally in April, 2013 - has just got even more exciting, interactive and engaging. This summer the Fraser Coast launches a brand new attraction – the Fraser Coast Discovery Sphere.
Party Time
The stately mining town of Cobar is getting ready to party like it’s 1959 at its inaugural Grey Mardi Gras
Tapping Into Tech
REDARC’S new smart technology puts the control of your RV in the palm of your hands
Dreamtime Travels
One of the many advantages of the RV lifestyle is the chance to travel with a plan that will reward you many times over.
Geocaching
Geocaching has become a worldwide treasure hunt and is one of the fastest growing, recreational social media activities in Australia...
Where There's Hope
HOPE and environmentalism: how and why
we should protect the environment
Overseas Trends
Body construction in Australia tends to follow a couple of patterns...
