Whether it’s rescuing perfectly good items from the tip face or repairing sentimental things and bringing owners to (happy) tears, Tasmania’s tip shops and repair cafes are doing wonderful things to avoid sending more to landfill. Sarah Aitken celebrates some of our best.

As the temperature drops, Tasmania transforms into a haven of crackling fires, lively festivals and soul-warming feasts. Let’s explore how to stay cosy on the island this winter.

There’s no better way to fight off the chill of a Tasmanian winter than with a steaming mug of hot chocolate. We hit the road to discover some of the best.

Discover three innovative eco-escapes by local creatives that will redefine your idea of the perfect Tasmanian winter getaway.

Fresh uniforms for our team, and a future-friendly solution for the old ones.

This National Road Safety Week, Tasmanians joined us in taking the pledge to drive responsibly and keep each other safe on every single journey.

RACT’s own Malcolm McGinn is about to take on one of Australia’s toughest off-road challenges to raise awareness and funds for men’s health and Parkinson’s disease.

RACT sparked powerful road safety conversations at Tasmania’s biggest agricultural event, with hands-on displays and activities for all ages.

Volkswagen’s first electric vehicle in Australia is a funky van-cum-people-mover that channels the iconic Kombi.

We wrap up the latest developments in the car world, including the Nissan Patrols 250,000th Australian delivery and the latest developments for EV's.

Isuzu’s tough-touring MU-X scores its biggest update yet, with bold styling, smart tech and a new top-spec X-Terrain.

One hundred years ago, Rolls-Royce launched the first vehicle to bear what would become the most evocative and enduring nameplate in its history: Phantom.

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

Imagine a Tasmania where no-one was killed or suffered long-term injury from road crashes. Hundreds of people would live better, longer and happier lives. A new Churchill Fellowship report looks at global road safety best practice with the hope of making that a reality.

Speed limit signs are everywhere on our roads – bold, clear and seemingly straightforward – but they should be treated more like advertisements with fine print, writes Scott Tilyard, Chair of the Road Safety Advisory Council.

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.

Tasmania does fresh produce like nowhere else. And you can’t get much fresher than the fruits, vegies, eggs, dairy and baked goods sold at our many roadside produce stalls and farmers’ markets. We visit a few favourites.

Preloved fashion is having a moment. Whether for environmental, financial or style reasons, more people are making the switch from fast fashion. If you’re new to the Tasmanian scene, here’s some tips to make buying second-hand second nature.

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.

Use your exclusive member savings to save more on essentials, from car batteries to groceries.

Use your exclusive member savings to save more on winter activities, from exploring the great north-west, to getting the paint you need to start that DIY project.

Use your exclusive member savings to save more on every day expenses, from getting the eyecare you need to starting that DIY project.

Save more while exploring and supporting this beautiful state. With exclusive member offers on a variety of local products and experiences.

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.