Survival is more than navigation in the bush. It’s thinking about your circumstances, identifying the risks and preparing for the unexpected.

Multi-tasking be buggered. When you’re behind the wheel of a moving vehicle, concentrate on what you’re doing - driving. My life, your life and everyone else’s depends on your situational awareness … Your friends can wait.

These days, it’s easy to see and speak of the negative aspects of society. But sometimes it’s nicer to look on the brighter side of life. And then ask ourselves, what are the little things we can do everyday to do the right thing.

The risk of kangaroo strike on Australian roads is ever-present - particularly during dusk and dawn (somewhat like deer strike in the US an Europe). So, either prepare for ‘the witching hour’ or bear the consequences. In this video, we take a look at the ‘impact’ of sharing a road with a roo at 100 km/hr.

It’s been a good week to spend some quality time in the yard. So, following last week’s theme, here we share our thoughts on backyard Bush Tucker. And watch the video for a walk around the yard with our littlest crew member, Scout. By growing native foods in your own garden, you increase all the family’s ability to identify them - and know better how to use them safely. And you don’t need to be faced with an emergency to enjoy bush food.