Australia is the most amazing country in the world! I'm English and have family over there. Aussies are the most friendly, happy people I've ever come across and I hope to move over one day
Too many Poms here already. If you go to live in WA that’ll be alright. Joking aside, this a side of Australia which is almost a parody of us. Most cities you’re more likely to come across Chinese, Lebanese, Greeks and Arabs.
@@ScottChegg26 Forget the bush mate, get yourself to Tas. Been here 11 years, and both my girls were born here, rather here than the mainland. I’m from Geelong in Vic originally, but I’ll happily live out my days over here.
Over in the far north west of Western Australia, the mining road trains are even bigger with 5 or 6 trailers and with a remote control engine driving one of the sets of axles.
Timmy's trip north??? if he was heading north to Barrkira then the Gulf would be on his right and he wouldn't be travelling on the beach...And at the start, even if that was a scrub fire (which it wasn't) there wouldn't be any firemen going to put it out, especially out there in East Arnhem...
@12:00 he should have had his tyres deflated simple solution hello from remote rural NSW Australia,just a though if the camera car made it through think about it.Before any one bites I have driven most of Australia in a variety of 4wd units.14:00 Alice Springs is a life support system for Pine Gap US military base
So many factual errors it's impossible to watch. I stopped when the narrator said the road trains were thirsty...for petrol. Holy smokes do you have any idea how much it would cost to run that thing on petrol?
In the past when diesel engine potentialities was not fully known, the First diesel powered Trucks appeared in the 1930s, that's mean the First Trucks were powered by petrol engines, but today a massive mistake to Say that a heavy duty truck runs on petrol/gasoline
In the past when diesel engine potentialities was not fully known, the First diesel powered Trucks appeared in the 1930s, that's mean the First Trucks were powered by petrol engines, but today a massive mistake to Say that a heavy duty truck runs on petrol/gasoline
aboriginals are some of the most wealthy people in Australia no need to pay tax, for higher education, mortgages or toyota landcruisers all government issued. They always say the land owns them not them owning the land, but when someone wants to build a school they have to make sure its not owned by aboriginals first
Sure mate keep peddling that bullshit line. They also have a higher infant mortality rate as shown here and a significantly shorter lifespan. As for the richest, check out Gina Reinhardt, richest person in Australia.
Thanks for upload.I always dreamed of driving one of these beasts. I never dared to try to implement my dream .I was a lorry driver when I was in my early 20's but went to university and became a mechanical engineer. Some people might see this is a success ,I dont. Go after your dream!
Up North it's not the roads that are dangerous. The Crocs are. Stay away from Billabongs, rivers, the sea and lakes. A full size croc can run down a horse!!
@@Godlovesyou-w1u i thought they said is a Chief. Just like any other Government Law Job, the Government Pays you. Here in Canada we have the same Scenario. For you I'm assuming a Tibal Chief is not a Job you would "personally" like to see him do !
@@Godlovesyou-w1u why do they have to be employed ? They are very self sustainable and don't need your double stories. Their food is even better than us who think we are civilised. We don't even know how our food is made anymore. We just eat and hope we live for another 20 years , Lol
@@split6543 they are educated, with the knowledge of the ancestors and the land. If they are going to stay there all their life than they need the knowledge to survive in the outback. Not the suburbs or city. Education should be a choice. Not compulsory.
@@frostbiteyguy you now what i mean... Real education. If you are educated then you know deep down they need it. Its good to have a surgeon who can operate on a tumor in your village
wow for a show telling us about Australia, you sure know stuff all about the topic! fires up the top end are not put out as this is how the bush land rejuvenates! a lot of Australian plants need fire to propagate seeds.
Deliberately set cool burns are a normal feature in cooler months by indigenous and Euro locals in order to reduce fuel buld up that can get out of control when started by non human means.
@@steventhomas8964 because the reality is very very very diffrent....... rose coloured glasses are very cool but.......... Dont get me wrong some of the things in this video are good.
When I travelled from Melbourne to Perth in the seventies by car in the Nullarbor,desert area when you see a truck have to park at the side of the road,they fly' along right on the middle of the road.
In the past when diesel engine potentialities was not fully known, the First diesel powered Trucks appeared in the 1930s, that's mean the First Trucks were powered by petrol engines
In the past when diesel engine potentialities was not fully known, the First diesel powered Trucks appeared in the 1930s, that's mean the First Trucks were powered by petrol engines, but today a massive mistake to Say that a heavy duty truck runs on petrol/gasoline
RESPECT TO YOU AND YOUR MOB TIMMY YOUR SO TRUE ABOUT THE LAND MY BROTHER GOD BLESS YOU MATE THANKS FOR LOOKING AFTER YOUR LAND AND THANKS FOR LETTING ME STAY ON THIS GREAT COUNTRY LOVE YS MAN CHEERS
In the past when diesel engine potentialities was not fully known, the First diesel powered Trucks appeared in the 1930s, that's mean the First Trucks were powered by petrol engines, but today a massive mistake to Say that a heavy duty truck runs on petrol/gasoline
Something tells me this was originally a French program & the narrator is simply reading from the translated script. Literally translated, Petrole comes out as oil/petroleum/kerosene/paraffin etc so probably something lost in translation coupled with underpaid editorial team and narrator who didn't care enough to correct it. Also, in English language Petrol does not equal "any fuel derived from crude oil", it's a contraction of Petroleum Spirit, which in turn is called "gasoline" in non-British English. As to an umbrella term for "any fuel derived from crude oil", that would be Petroleum Distillates. Anyway, education and giving of damns has evidently been a little lacking both on the narrator's side, and in the comments. 73 'night all/.
In the past when diesel engine potentialities was not fully known, the First diesel powered Trucks appeared in the 1930s, that's mean the First Trucks were powered by petrol engines, but today a massive mistake to Say that a heavy duty truck runs on petrol/gasoline
How can a road possibly be dangerous? they can't jump up and chase anyone. The lie there, day and night, never moving. The only danger associates with roads is when people use them carelessly. It is NEVER the road that is dangerous.
Idea behind the aboriginal culture is amazing. Where everywhere in modern world we destroy land and all other creatures lives in it, respecting the land is the simplest thing we should be doing to live sustainable way.
crazy, 80% is the new 100% using your logic. The value is incorrect tho, it does seem closer to 51% unemployment rate www.aihw.gov.au/reports/australias-welfare/indigenous-employment Petrol is likely a localisation issue with the show's producers; not realising petrol and diesel are very different (like in the US, gas is gas).
“Thirsty for petrol”?? 😂😂😂 Jeeez..In an other of your videos, about the roads of Kazakhstan, the mixture of diesel and kerosene, was referred to as “explosive” …You need to educate yourself, mate….
In the past when diesel engine potentialities was not fully known, the First diesel powered Trucks appeared in the 1930s, that's mean the First Trucks were powered by petrol engines, but today a massive mistake to Say that a heavy duty truck runs on petrol/gasoline
Man this needs some work. Way too many inaccuracies and frankly racist phrasing with lack of cultural insight. If this was aired on Aussie tv there would be many complaints...
THIS WAS THE WORST DOKU ABOUT AUSTRALIA EVER. The wrong facts started with the Kangaroo which is waiting to cross the road. Wrong! Seen it when I was driving Road trains. They jump right in your path . And it goes on with the indiginous people how they are portraied. The makers of this film obviously never have been in Down Under and especially not in the north of it. (apart from the camera crew of course)...
That's why the yes vote lost look at how our ABORIGINAL people look after stuff old mate has full time job collecting their rubbish yet they say they look after the land I've being about example Fitzroy Crossing etc and I can tell ya majority don't give a fuck about the land just want their next government check
In the past when diesel engine potentialities was not fully known, the First diesel powered Trucks appeared in the 1930s, that's mean the First Trucks were powered by petrol engines, but today a massive mistake to Say that a heavy duty truck runs on petrol/gasoline
This bloke needs to team up with Russel Coight, i can take this guy seriously. Even the black fella was taking the piss out of the camera man. Just to add to your statement that a kenworth and a tripple a worth 1,000,000 euros is bullshit. The plant with all the trimmings including the drink bottle hoodie and fluffy dice maximum $299,000. Australian dollars or €185000. Im gonna keep going here. Pine gap doesnt need alice springs, nor does Alice need pine gap. Thats like saying brisbane was built to feed ipswich.
I own trucks and I do agree with you with some things you said but for the cost of the truck yes it's nearly a million for new road train the prime mover cost around 300k new and you have 3 trailers each new cost around 150 k × 3 = 450 + prime mover 300 = total 750k they are close but yeah not a million
What a load of B S , I live here . It is hard and hot but its home . Don't come here unless you Know where you are going and Ask a local . Diesel has been $2.50 a liter foe a long time and getting worse now.
These are ordinary outback roads in Australia. The first minute or so "introduction" is completely and utterly mis-leading. They are remote - surprisingly, that's because Australia is big and sparsely populated, outside the capital cities.
Humans don’t need to keep moving up we are animals, I think just go as big until you’re happy and comfortable to some people it’s not up in money. 🤟🏼👍🏼
This is Australia ? I clicked to see the truck tyres pounding the roads. Instead got a documentary about pagan tribes of Australia. Why Australia still need immigration ? Get these folks and their spirits to fill the labor shortage. 😂🤣😅
Australia is the most amazing country in the world! I'm English and have family over there. Aussies are the most friendly, happy people I've ever come across and I hope to move over one day
no. many Russians live there and have no friends.
I hope you get here mate !
Too many Poms here already. If you go to live in WA that’ll be alright. Joking aside, this a side of Australia which is almost a parody of us. Most cities you’re more likely to come across Chinese, Lebanese, Greeks and Arabs.
@@mitch2620 My family lives in the bush 🤘I've never been to any of the cities. Don't like crowds.
@@ScottChegg26 Forget the bush mate, get yourself to Tas. Been here 11 years, and both my girls were born here, rather here than the mainland. I’m from Geelong in Vic originally, but I’ll happily live out my days over here.
Russell is a legend mate what a cool dood doing this for our people and community
Australia is absolutely stunning. Love the nature . ❤❤❤
OK
Can get dry ass desert mid of desert
This is most mad max thing I’ve seen, 3 trailers, 1 man junkyard.
Really,I want to ride on trailer lol
That's not a forklift, now here's a forklift.
Over in the far north west of Western Australia, the mining road trains are even bigger with 5 or 6 trailers and with a remote control engine driving one of the sets of axles.
I don't know this doco showed us much of the roads, saying this, this was a great watch for the indigenous way of life ..
Fascinating film. From Toronto Canada it is something unimaginable. Thank you for sharing.
nice to see Russel from outback truckers
Hello dear
Old mate at the beginning wearing the Australian flag shorts is brilliant , a real Aussie
Calling the spirits to start the toyota, are you freaking kiding me!!!
Worked faster than triple A .
Not sure why he didn’t just take the 79
They still retain a sense of humour...hahaha
Probably you don't have a sense of humor?
Pull your head in
Timmy's trip north??? if he was heading north to Barrkira then the Gulf would be on his right and he wouldn't be travelling on the beach...And at the start, even if that was a scrub fire (which it wasn't) there wouldn't be any firemen going to put it out, especially out there in East Arnhem...
@12:00 he should have had his tyres deflated simple solution hello from remote rural NSW Australia,just a though if the camera car made it through think about it.Before any one bites I have driven most of Australia in a variety of 4wd units.14:00 Alice Springs is a life support system for Pine Gap US military base
I live in the bush of Australia it's a hash unforgiving land but it's so good if you work with it not against it
Some of those trucks are absolutely beautiful!!!
I lived in the NT for a few years, and I have to say, this paints a pretty picture to what its really like around that area...you all have no idea!!!
So many factual errors it's impossible to watch.
I stopped when the narrator said the road trains were thirsty...for petrol.
Holy smokes do you have any idea how much it would cost to run that thing on petrol?
Not to forget the English settlers that arrived in the 19th century???????????
I was thinking that. Thought it was basic common knowledge that trucks ran on diesel.
Many places you can't even buy petrol, only diesel and avgas.
In the past when diesel engine potentialities was not fully known, the First diesel powered Trucks appeared in the 1930s, that's mean the First Trucks were powered by petrol engines, but today a massive mistake to Say that a heavy duty truck runs on petrol/gasoline
Great documentary: showing Australia from different and realistic prespectives.
My favourite channel😍
Happy to see a land cruiser,
Pretty sure trucks that pull road trains run on diesel...
Correct, and lots of it, note the large tanks between the front and rear axles.
In the past when diesel engine potentialities was not fully known, the First diesel powered Trucks appeared in the 1930s, that's mean the First Trucks were powered by petrol engines, but today a massive mistake to Say that a heavy duty truck runs on petrol/gasoline
@@markfryer9880that Is for having over 2000 km of fuel range
aboriginals are some of the most wealthy people in Australia no need to pay tax, for higher education, mortgages or toyota landcruisers all government issued. They always say the land owns them not them owning the land, but when someone wants to build a school they have to make sure its not owned by aboriginals first
same story with aboriginals in Canada, they just don't get free land cruisers.
Sure mate keep peddling that bullshit line. They also have a higher infant mortality rate as shown here and a significantly shorter lifespan.
As for the richest, check out Gina Reinhardt, richest person in Australia.
@@markfryer9880 Gina Reinhardts wealth has come from business work not just being born a race
@@davidegallobamford6701 but they have free ski-doo
Thanks for upload.I always dreamed of driving one of these beasts. I never dared to try to implement my dream .I was a lorry driver when I was in my early 20's but went to university and became a mechanical engineer. Some people might see this is a success ,I dont. Go after your dream!
Head to oz mate , dreams come true
Very interesting journey in Australia.
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@@sarahalex2801
Sarah?
Thank you for the 1080p !,
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Where Timmy lives is Paradise.
Land Cruisers dominates these videos
2:38 love how Perth isn’t on there
Don't worry. Brisbane, Hobart and Canberra were also missing.
Perth doesn't exist
... and Wagga and Lismore and Pt Augusta and Kalgoorlie and Rocky.
I lived in Western Australia, in the Esperance area, fabulous area, unique the beaches and everything really.
I used to live in an outback town, before my parent relocated the family back to the UK. I miss the wide brown lands...
Up North it's not the roads that are dangerous. The Crocs are. Stay away from Billabongs, rivers, the sea and lakes. A full size croc can run down a horse!!
his ute looks like an old mine vehicle. Amazing how many miles they can put on these vehicles.
I like this guy timmy . If everyone thought the same about the planet as he did. We would all be ok
He is unemployed. Wake up!
Hello
@@Godlovesyou-w1u i thought they said is a Chief. Just like any other Government Law Job, the Government Pays you. Here in Canada we have the same Scenario. For you I'm assuming a Tibal Chief is not a Job you would "personally" like to see him do !
@@Godlovesyou-w1u why do they have to be employed ? They are very self sustainable and don't need your double stories. Their food is even better than us who think we are civilised. We don't even know how our food is made anymore. We just eat and hope we live for another 20 years , Lol
Great to see that the aboriginese are continuing to live a lovely normal life.
Indeed. I was thinking the same thing.
I’m Australian and you have no idea what you’re talking about
Education should be compulsory.
@@split6543 they are educated, with the knowledge of the ancestors and the land. If they are going to stay there all their life than they need the knowledge to survive in the outback. Not the suburbs or city. Education should be a choice. Not compulsory.
@@frostbiteyguy you now what i mean... Real education. If you are educated then you know deep down they need it. Its good to have a surgeon who can operate on a tumor in your village
It happeneds every year in the dry season . Nothing unusual about the fires
His ancestors love him very much......to start his vehicle for him
That wasnt no spirits starting it, its a toyota
nothing to do with the fresh battery haha
@@BabyJesus440 !! Am a aqa
its better to hunt crocodile put them in a cage.before they attack human.
@@xrizdreideguzmanrodolfo5969 There are millions of crocs, lol. Good luck with that one.
Awesome country in the north of Australia
5:40 - I live in Australia, and this guy is playing games- he's not serious. Funny though :-)
The outback is the most beautiful place in the world!
This junk car compactor is a great machine
Enjoyed every bit of this
It's a bit weird seeing Russell driving his truck without over dramatic background music and narration. 😂
wow for a show telling us about Australia, you sure know stuff all about the topic! fires up the top end are not put out as this is how the bush land rejuvenates! a lot of Australian plants need fire to propagate seeds.
yes! I came here to say this!
plus, the fire didn’t look that bad, compared to the ones a year ago in January
i like watching the birds take burning sticks and chase food while spreading the fire
Deliberately set cool burns are a normal feature in cooler months by indigenous and Euro locals in order to reduce fuel buld up that can get out of control when started by non human means.
At 17:29. One bump and that block will be making a dent in someone's day. For sure.
Looks like it has already jumped out of it's spot from the last big bump.
Re-uploaded
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Funny thing is you can watch his engine blow in outback truckers, season 6 I think
This has to be the most ill informed documentary I’ve ever seen.
True, how about some real footage of how the locals behave as it ain’t as it is portrayed in this clip
Filmed by the French...... what did you expect!
I don’t want to sound rude but may I ask how it’s Not informed?
The opening scene is bulldust and it continues as the main theme throughout
@@steventhomas8964 because the reality is very very very diffrent....... rose coloured glasses are very cool but.......... Dont get me wrong some of the things in this video are good.
When I travelled from Melbourne to Perth in the seventies by car in the Nullarbor,desert area when you see a truck have to park at the side of the road,they fly' along right on the middle of the road.
waov in the seventies, I bet it was a lot different in those days, do you got a good story or two I would like to hear about them, have a good day.
I admire the way they collect the abandoned cars and round them up in a scrap yard. its a problem that has needed to be dealt with in many countries.
He should be in Iraq picking up tanks.
@@chrisclarke7828 you’d be at that for a while
Dont be fooled here the reality is polar opsite to what is shown here
Australia is a wonderful country
Sacred site? You mean Centre Link. 30 Billion spent on 3% of the population in 2017, I think.
Hey slim- get stuffed
Ok mr racist. What would the mining royalties be, for their stolen lands?
What a set up
I like the scrap guy
Thirst for petrol?! No way those big rigs run on petrol.
Right you are, they're diesel trucks. 👍
In the past when diesel engine potentialities was not fully known, the First diesel powered Trucks appeared in the 1930s, that's mean the First Trucks were powered by petrol engines
You spelt Australia wrong in the location marker...
Petrol road trains ?
In the past when diesel engine potentialities was not fully known, the First diesel powered Trucks appeared in the 1930s, that's mean the First Trucks were powered by petrol engines, but today a massive mistake to Say that a heavy duty truck runs on petrol/gasoline
RESPECT TO YOU AND YOUR MOB TIMMY YOUR SO TRUE ABOUT THE LAND MY BROTHER GOD BLESS YOU MATE THANKS FOR LOOKING AFTER YOUR LAND AND THANKS FOR LETTING ME STAY ON THIS GREAT COUNTRY LOVE YS MAN CHEERS
Relax.
I think more fact checking is needed or is it fiction??
Petrol? Oh dear😐
Haha yeah. No idea
Spell it with me; D I E S E L.
Bri’ish!
In the past when diesel engine potentialities was not fully known, the First diesel powered Trucks appeared in the 1930s, that's mean the First Trucks were powered by petrol engines, but today a massive mistake to Say that a heavy duty truck runs on petrol/gasoline
"petrol" trucks - the guy needs to educate himself
on the one hand, "petrol" means gasoline, on the other hand it means Any fuel derived from crude oil. Get the point, chummie?
@@dehoedisc7247 petrol means petroleum. Diesel is a derivative of petroleum, but it is not petrol.
@@tasmanmcmillan1777 very funny, you are playing with words, and frankly you are a waste of time. out.
Something tells me this was originally a French program & the narrator is simply reading from the translated script. Literally translated, Petrole comes out as oil/petroleum/kerosene/paraffin etc so probably something lost in translation coupled with underpaid editorial team and narrator who didn't care enough to correct it. Also, in English language Petrol does not equal "any fuel derived from crude oil", it's a contraction of Petroleum Spirit, which in turn is called "gasoline" in non-British English. As to an umbrella term for "any fuel derived from crude oil", that would be Petroleum Distillates. Anyway, education and giving of damns has evidently been a little lacking both on the narrator's side, and in the comments. 73 'night all/.
In the past when diesel engine potentialities was not fully known, the First diesel powered Trucks appeared in the 1930s, that's mean the First Trucks were powered by petrol engines, but today a massive mistake to Say that a heavy duty truck runs on petrol/gasoline
Utes mate, we don't say pick ups here
Amazing outback 🤎
How can a road possibly be dangerous? they can't jump up and chase anyone. The lie there, day and night, never moving. The only danger associates with roads is when people use them carelessly. It is NEVER the road that is dangerous.
Idea behind the aboriginal culture is amazing. Where everywhere in modern world we destroy land and all other creatures lives in it, respecting the land is the simplest thing we should be doing to live sustainable way.
I LOVE AUSTRALIA
Did I watched the same documentary from Free Documentary channel? Anyone else?
Yeah.... bro...same here
Yea,
So many inaccuracies. Aboriginals are not all unemployed. The trucks don't run on petrol...... I gave up after that.
crazy, 80% is the new 100% using your logic. The value is incorrect tho, it does seem closer to 51% unemployment rate
www.aihw.gov.au/reports/australias-welfare/indigenous-employment
Petrol is likely a localisation issue with the show's producers; not realising petrol and diesel are very different (like in the US, gas is gas).
this is why some day i want to go to austrailia
Do you have a length lemon and a white lemon
“Thirsty for petrol”?? 😂😂😂 Jeeez..In an other of your videos, about the roads of Kazakhstan, the mixture of diesel and kerosene, was referred to as “explosive” …You need to educate yourself, mate….
He was reading a script
Blame whoever wrote the script
In the past when diesel engine potentialities was not fully known, the First diesel powered Trucks appeared in the 1930s, that's mean the First Trucks were powered by petrol engines, but today a massive mistake to Say that a heavy duty truck runs on petrol/gasoline
SOLID DOCUMENTARY KEEPSAFE AS ALWAYS EVERYONE GODBLESS
Netflix is nothing!..free docs is everything!!!
i build wooden truck model replicas so i love your videos thanks for the inspiration
Long, straight, flat, dry roads... yea, suuuuper dangerous
Compensation for colonisation. The compensation is an enhancement to existence; electricity, motor vehicles, and so forth.
"The land is part of you. When you kill the land, you die." That's wise.
I wish I could drive a truck through Australia.
How much the salary of their drivers?
yeah mate shes a rental lol
Man this needs some work. Way too many inaccuracies and frankly racist phrasing with lack of cultural insight. If this was aired on Aussie tv there would be many complaints...
Only from woke left ABC viewers.
@ 17:26, that slab of brick just jumped out of its place....
Beautiful
THIS WAS THE WORST DOKU ABOUT AUSTRALIA EVER. The wrong facts started with the Kangaroo which is waiting to cross the road. Wrong! Seen it when I was driving Road trains. They jump right in your path . And it goes on with the indiginous people how they are portraied. The makers of this film obviously never have been in Down Under and especially not in the north of it. (apart from the camera crew of course)...
The trucks and roads are deliverable.
Timmys car is a Ute not a pick up
GENGRAS thank
What Jimmy didn't tell you is he could get a new car tomorrow and the Australian government would pick up the tab
That's absolutely false, and racist. But let me guess, you live on stolen lands?
Another myth!
@@rossawood5075 No it ain't
That's why the yes vote lost look at how our ABORIGINAL people look after stuff old mate has full time job collecting their rubbish yet they say they look after the land I've being about example Fitzroy Crossing etc and I can tell ya majority don't give a fuck about the land just want their next government check
I wonder why he didn't deflate the tires
Their English is surprising good!
You took this from Free Documentaries channel!
Did u guys hear how u said those trucks run on petrol?
In the past when diesel engine potentialities was not fully known, the First diesel powered Trucks appeared in the 1930s, that's mean the First Trucks were powered by petrol engines, but today a massive mistake to Say that a heavy duty truck runs on petrol/gasoline
I HV always luved the land cruiser
wouldnt mind some Australian wild bush my self.
"We don't own the land, the land owns us." Interesting.
that's all made up BS. Part of the poltics
As good as. "The government granted land to them". Its there land to start with your there visitors. The aboriginals were there long before you.
Me in my own land for well over a thousand years commonly referred to as New Zealand.
@@alanbstard4 How convenient.
That what she said you ever so crocodile dandy ha
This bloke needs to team up with Russel Coight, i can take this guy seriously. Even the black fella was taking the piss out of the camera man. Just to add to your statement that a kenworth and a tripple a worth 1,000,000 euros is bullshit. The plant with all the trimmings including the drink bottle hoodie and fluffy dice maximum $299,000. Australian dollars or €185000. Im gonna keep going here. Pine gap doesnt need alice springs, nor does Alice need pine gap. Thats like saying brisbane was built to feed ipswich.
I own trucks and I do agree with you with some things you said but for the cost of the truck yes it's nearly a million for new road train the prime mover cost around 300k new and you have 3 trailers each new cost around 150 k × 3 = 450 + prime mover 300 = total 750k they are close but yeah not a million
What a load of B S , I live here . It is hard and hot but its home . Don't come here unless you Know where you are going and Ask a local . Diesel has been $2.50 a liter foe a long time and getting worse now.
These are ordinary outback roads in Australia. The first minute or so "introduction" is completely and utterly mis-leading. They are remote - surprisingly, that's because Australia is big and sparsely populated, outside the capital cities.
Humans don’t need to keep moving up we are animals, I think just go as big until you’re happy and comfortable to some people it’s not up in money. 🤟🏼👍🏼
Australia built different
This is Australia ? I clicked to see the truck tyres pounding the roads. Instead got a documentary about pagan tribes of Australia. Why Australia still need immigration ? Get these folks and their spirits to fill the labor shortage. 😂🤣😅
Amazing.
At harvest last year me and my dad popped a steer tire in a B-Double……….That was not fun