As shorter days bring dappled light and falling leaves in fiery reds and golden yellows, Tasmania transforms into a photographer’s dream. Nola James speaks to four local snappers about their top tips for capturing the season’s beauty and their favourite locations to frame the perfect autumn shot.

Some days are diamonds, but all days are gold in many Tasmanian towns in autumn. It’s the season when exotic trees – and one showy native species – turn up the contrast, radiating red, russet and yellow to give the towns in which they grow a spark of extra vibrancy.

Nola James gives us the low down on the latest travel adventures around Tasmania.

Your new must-do list from March 2025 to May 2025

Vibrant colours and joyful energy filled the streets at the 2025 TasPride Parade, where 70 RACT team members, along with their families and friends, joined in celebrating and promoting awareness for the LGBTIQ+ community.

The animal lovers in the RACT team recently rolled up their sleeves at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, volunteering their time to support Tasmania’s unique wildlife.

A scientist and mindfulness expert with a deep love of the ocean, Rebecca Chabot finds peace and inspiration in her favourite secret spots – and encourages others to explore beneath the surface.

Our readers share their thoughts on LED headlights and identifying the vehicle hanging off the Tasman Bridge.

The introduction of the Commonwealth Government’s New Vehicle Efficiency Standards (NVES), which came into effect on 1 January, is already having an impact on the types of new vehicles being offered.

The electric car revolution is hitting Tasmania and the options are growing fast. With a range of models, prices and future releases, we break down everything you need to know to make an informed decision when switching to an electric vehicle in 2025.

If a Kia EV9 is too big for your electric-vehicle needs and the EV6 is too rich for your budget, then Kia has a new all-electric SUV that might be a better fit for your garage and wallet.

Billed as a luxuriously appointed high-performance sports car with a Gran Turismo feel, the original Datsun 240Z copied the long nose, raked windscreen and swooping profile of the Jaguar E-Type it emulated but at a fraction of the price, ushering in a new class of low-cost GT machinery.

At RACT, keeping our members and staff safe is always our top priority. That’s why we’ve recently rolled out Pi-Lits across our patrol and contractor network – an innovative safety technology that’s already making a big difference on Tasmania’s roads.

Developing road safety habits starts early and evolves over a lifetime, writes Mel Percival, RACT GM Advocacy and Government Relations.

A new Love 40 campaign urges Tasmanian drivers to ditch excuses and make school-zone safety their top priority.

As the weather warms up, let’s commit to prioritising road safety, ensuring safer journeys for everyone.

Tasmania’s mobile vendor scene is thriving, offering everything from sashimi to street food. If you’re new to food trucks, this guide will show you where to find them, how to order and which are serving up the island’s best meals on wheels.

When the temperatures drop, turn to Tasmania’s indoor spots for a warm escape from the cold. Embrace the season and make the most of our museums, galleries, cosy cafes and family-friendly fun options that will keep you entertained while staying toasty. Perfect for a rainy day or a break from those Antarctic winds.

A lower-cost alternative to bricks-and-mortar venues, food trucks offer an accessible entry point to the notoriously expensive restaurant game. That adds up to more delicious dinners for Tasmanians, writes Nola James.

With farmers’ markets and grocers brimming with local produce, Tasmania’s natural bounty is a star attraction. From juicy summer berries to the earthy comfort of winter root vegetables, each harvest brings something fresh to the table. Grab your reusable bags or garden trowel and get ready to eat your way through the seasons – no road trip required.

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You’ve probably never given it a second thought but if you’re driving a modern passenger car or SUV then it’s almost certainly based on a monocoque construction design that traces its origins back to the Lancia Lambda, which celebrates its 100th anniversary this year.

Released 70 years ago this year,the FJ Holden stands as one of the most important icons of 1950s Australia. For years the FJ was used as an RACT service vehicle, saving Tasmanians stuck on the roadside.