AI and Tax Time: How Aussie Truckies Are Ditching the Shoebox of Receipts
Every owner-driver knows the June 30 scramble, a glovebox full of dockets, a fuel card statement nobody’s opened since March, and the sinking feeling you’re […]
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Every owner-driver knows the June 30 scramble, a glovebox full of dockets, a fuel card statement nobody’s opened since March, and the sinking feeling you’re […]
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Crackers is one of Australia’s last traditional truck signwriters, carrying on a craft he learned watching his father Harold haul freight in classic Macks before […]
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Jeff Poulton’s family has been on Australian roads for more than six decades, starting with his father’s first trucks out of Beaconsfield in the 1950s […]
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Troy and Wayne Cornwill have spent more than 30 years building their trucking business from the ground up, starting with a single restored Aerodyne in […]
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For this truck enthusiast, “The Night Train” is a fitting nickname — a full-time train driver by trade who spent years behind the wheel of […]
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In 1988, a young Tasmanian truckie named Mick left home with two bags and started driving for a TNT subcontractor. The Ford LTL he was […]
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At 72, this Australian truckie has more than 50 years of stories to tell — and a shed full of restored International trucks to go […]
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David Derham bought his Kenworth cab-over brand new in 1984, speccing it with the legendary 892 Detroit two-stroke engine, a 13-speed Road Ranger overdrive, and […]
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Before the bypasses came through, the Hume Highway was the beating heart of regional Victoria — a two-lane road winding through every town between Melbourne […]
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Professional photography in Murwillumbah When it comes to photographing on location, the challenge is to travel light while still having the ability to supply your […]
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