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The Aussie Way Up

The Aussie Way Up is our first TV series, and the first time we get to test ourselves against our goal: across the world, no petrol stations. It shows on Nat Geo Adventure every Sunday night at 8:30pm, starting the 15th of January.

Tools For The Job

If you're wondering about anything you see on TV, or want more information on how we managed to pull ourselves 12,000 kilometres around Oz, then this short page may have some answers for you.

Biodiesel For Dummies

Music In The Series

Heaps of great Aussie bands have helped us make this series sound awesome. Each week, for each episode, we're going to put up info about the bands that are involved with the series, including info on why they came on board and how you can find out more about them. The links to that info will...

News

Episode 6: Outback Fashion

There's nothing quite like rocking into an Outback town in Australia and ru ...

Episode 5: Green Adrenalin

It hadn't been a good start to the day. The electric bikes that Zero Motorc ...

Episode 4: Going Nuts And Bolts

At this point in time we had been out on the road for about three weeks, an ...

The Power Is Yours

I was never the biggest fan of Captain Planet. Truth be told, I was a Gumby ...

Episode 3: After A Hard Day's Work

Time to relax! After a hellish day on the road, stopping at the Hilton was ...

Episode 3: Party Time

Chuck, Bob, Justin and Oscar – weren’t we looking flash…now that I lo ...

Episode 2: The Story of HMAS Morella

Chuck spent months and countless hours* putting together our trusty biodise ...

Episode 1: Stuck At The Start!

The gods of smooth sailing certainly are angry with us. It seems like we ca ...

Sailing, Drinking and Saving the World

Unknown to many, sailing boats, while being exciting places to get drunk, a ...

Video

Friends Of The Highline

Yet another reason why NEW YAWWWK is awesome: people taking a serious creative interest in their community. Rob Hammond and a few friends realised that no one was actually working to preserve one of Manhattan's relics, the High Line, and decided to do something about it.