The Wiggles are teaching kids how to road trip across Australia. Rule one: pack a fruit salad and a few hot potatoes to snack on.

This guy rode a moped from Shitterton to Bell End, stopping at places like Twatt, Butthole Lane and Pishill along the way.

The 47-year-old allegedly rammed a police car, tried to run down an officer and threw a lit jar of petrol out her window. If you think that’s bonkers, wait until you hear about her court appearance.

If you listen closely, you’ll be able to hear your local Avis dealer blasting Queen’s “We Are the Champions” in light of this news.

The trio became close friends and travel buddies after realising they had more in common than met the eye.

Were your clients preparing to explore Tasmania on foot or by horseback due to the state’s current hire car shortage? Well, hopefully this new incentive means they won’t have to.

Got a client who wants the adventure of a road trip but can’t live without the luxe trimmings of a five-star hotel? You’ll want to read this one.

In what is a rather strange coincidence, two rival Australian holiday park networks have appointed their new leaders less than 24 hours apart.

Looks like Aussies are packing their swags and getting their playlists ready, with new research showing a truckload of us are planning a road trip this year.

Put together a dream road trip through WA’s goldfields and immerse your clients in 125 years of gold rush history along this rugged and beautiful trail.

Travel Weekly’s WA road trip series continues apace. However, that’s not to suggest we’re endorsing your clients to speed when behind the wheel.

WA is home to epic 4WD adventures through one of the last true wilderness areas on earth: Gibb River Road. Here’s the best way for your clients to experience it.