Discover the best family activities in Tasmania this winter: festivals, food and fun.
From Hobart’s waterfront to Launceston’s Tamar – not to mention the delightful array of seaside towns – Tassie is not short on scenic vistas. Nola James rounds up top spots to wine and dine while you soak in the view.
Nola James gives us the low down on the latest travel adventures around Tasmania.
For some Tasmanians, winter is a time for hibernation or holidays to warmer parts of the world. For those of us who brave the winter, there are a surprising number of reasons to rug up, go out, and soak in Tasmania’s brightest season.
As a partner of SPEAK UP! Stay ChatTY, RACT will proudly be baring our legs later this month for Shorts Day on 21 June, in support of raising awareness for mental health.
Back in March, RACT concluded its centenary celebrations with a recreation of our inaugural club run from 1923.
Our readers share their thoughts on school zones, EVs, road conditions and more.
From securing children in car seats to guiding young adults behind the wheel, RACT has long been a trusted partner in the driving journeys of Tasmanians like Zac Moore.
Sounding like a Star Wars character, bZ4X is Toyota’s new all-electric SUV that recently landed Down Under.
We wrap up the latest developments in the car world, including Volkswagen Australia's innovative approach to deterring kangaroos.
The biggest overhaul to Mitsubishi’s workhorse ute range in almost a decade means buyers need not be frightened by a Triton.
Leaving her book club and knitting behind, Fiona Stocker takes to the Tasman Highway for a girls’ day out from Launceston in the latest Subaru BRZ tS sports coupe.
Discover the shocking reality of human vulnerability on the roads with Graham, a lifelike sculpture challenging our perceptions of road safety.
In the next five years, more than 40,000 young Tasmanians will embark on a significant rite of passage: obtaining their driver’s licence.
On average around 300 people are seriously injured or killed on Tasmania’s roads each year, including 67 young people. This is a tragic number that’s not improving. Now is the time to invest in protecting our young people.
Highlighting the tragic impact of road trauma and the ways we can all work to reduce it.
Join us on our epic Club Run and discover more exciting member events.
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.
