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Hiring a buggy has many hidden advantages over buying one. Here are some reasons why you should consider buggy hire for your next project.

Side-by-side vehicles have long served as multipurpose vehicles...

All-terrain vehicles have proven to be efficient helpers in various...

With its long history of reliable off-road manoeuvring...

If you’re waiting on a new farm buggy to arrive, you’re not alone. Here’s why these delays are happening, and what you can do to fill the gap.

Reliable, clean, efficient, and fun to drive, electric buggies are becoming increasingly popular for good reason.

Are you looking to hire an all-terrain vehicle to support communication on your work site? A fleet to meet the diverse requirements of mining and field exploration? Or a buggy to support transportation on an upcoming festival?
Whatever your needs, safety always comes first.

When you think of an electric vehicle (EV), what comes to mind? There’s a good chance you thought of ‘Tesla’, but the electric revolution isn’t just happening across the commercial car industry.

As Australian Government and health authorities learn to manage the coronavirus, it’s likely major events and festivals will find a sense of normalcy in 2021 - but with a COVID-safe twist. For this reason, it’s to be expected you’ll have the coronavirus in mind as you plan your events for 2021.

Are you safe on your worksite? Quad bikes and Utility Terrain Vehicles (UTVs) may look similar, but their safety record isn’t. Protect yourself here.

Whether you work in mining, construction or a government sector, you need a vehicle that can handle all weather conditions, manoeuvre through tough terrain, and transport people safely.

Whether you work in mining, construction or events, the equipment you use has the potential to impact your balance sheet in a positive or negative way. The simplest way to control your own productivity and costs is to decide between renting equipment or buying it outright.

Despite receiving roughly 10,000 times more solar energy than our current energy consumption levels, solar still accounts for just 0.01% of Australia’s prime energy consumption.