As world economies face tough times Australians can choose to save dollars on home ground with their own Recreational Vehicle.

Australians certainly don't need to pay a fortune to become owners of escape machines like pop-tops and caravans. Bendigo Leisurefest from Friday, Nov. 21 to Sunday Nov.23 will show the latest and best options.

Imparja is stopping legitimate travellers (and even people living in a reception black spot) from receiving Imparja (Nine network).

This follows an internal review by Imparja Television and a decision to withdraw from the processes by which viewers whose place of residence is located outside Imparja's licence area have been able to gain access to Imparja broadcast services.

Gayle and Don Peters set their 2008 Outback Queensland Tourism Award winner Dalrymple Tourist Van Park apart by going the extra mile.

As travellers may have to pass other caravan parks to get to Dalrymple Tourist Van Park Gayle and Don have a positive value-add response.

'We go the extra mile for our guests to ensure their stay is comfortable and enjoyable', Gayle Peters said today.

Hugh Diedrich Award winner Graham Wallace of ContACT Internet Solutions puts his heart into unstinting support for Top Tourist Parks of Australia.

He has done this for Top Tourist and the caravan park industry over 11 years.

Tonight in Perth his exceptional effort over the long-haul for the benefit of Top Tourist Park members was honoured.

With more than 200 member caravan parks Top Tourist Parks of Australia is now Australia's biggest mainland tourist park chain.

While the business model now typical of quality caravan parks throughout Australia reflects investment with a commitment to good returns Top Tourist Parks of Australia retains a welcome which is found in smaller, usually family owned or managed caravan parks.

Quorn Caravan Park is now a Climate Action Innovator among South Australia's climate change conscious tourism operators.

Recognition of its efforts to reduce its carbon footprint came as Tourism Minister Jane Lomax-Smith launched the Climate Action Certification program sponsored by the South Australian Government at the inaugural Conference on Green Travel, Climate Change and Eco Tourism in Adelaide.

Captive-bred Brush-tailed Rock-wallabies have been successfully reintroduced into Victorians Grampians National Park in a trial bid to save the critically endangered species from extinction in Victoria.

The trial reintroduction is a critical step in the recovery program.

The animals released were carefully selected for their age and genetic diversity.