Friday 20 June is Stay ChatTY Shorts Day – and RACT is proud to once again be the official supporter.

Our readers share their thoughts on LED headlights, road safety and more.

A private chef who travels the state cooking fine Japanese-influenced cuisine, Lilly Trewartha – best known for her pop-up series Izakaya Temporary – is most at home underwater.

When Jonathan Burley took on a roadside assistance role with the RACT as a fresh-faced 18-year-old in 1980, he couldn’t have anticipated the drama, the humanity and the changes that he’d see in the next four and half decades.

Vibrant colours and joyful energy filled the streets at the 2025 TasPride Parade, where 70 RACT team members, along with their families and friends, joined in celebrating and promoting awareness for the LGBTIQ+ community.

The animal lovers in the RACT team recently rolled up their sleeves at Bonorong Wildlife Sanctuary, volunteering their time to support Tasmania’s unique wildlife.

A scientist and mindfulness expert with a deep love of the ocean, Rebecca Chabot finds peace and inspiration in her favourite secret spots – and encourages others to explore beneath the surface.

Our readers share their thoughts on LED headlights and identifying the vehicle hanging off the Tasman Bridge.

Be Hers is a Tasmanian foundation dedicated to fighting human trafficking by helping vulnerable women and children. Sarah Aitken meets founding CEO Melody Towns and charts the continued evolution of the growing charity she built from the ground up.

We’re excited to welcome you to our new concept store at Eastlands Shopping Centre, designed to bring even more convenience and support to our community.

RACT members Kate Lucas and Maggie Veness recently won an exclusive two-day trip to Sydney, gaining rare access to the NSW Crashlab.