Grant 'Axe' Rawlinson has cycled another 800 miles down the east coast of Australia in his bid to travel by human power from Singapore to New Zealand. Why this recent additional 800 miles down the coast? He is repositioning his launch port for cro...(more)

After considerable headache and hardship, O'Shea and Gleeson and their vehicle, 'Betsy', have made it to the southernmost tip of Africa, south of Cape Town. The apex of their recent difficulty was in the region of the Democratic Republic of Congo...(more)

The team paddled out the river and into the Atlantic bringing the journey to an end. After 72 days and over 600 miles, the navigated journey often challenged their patience and resolve as well as jungling skills. The last section of the river was...(more)

The team of 5 has now successfully climbed 13 of the 16 South American peaks higher than 6500 meters (21326 feet). This includes all such peaks in Chile, Argentina and Bolivia and to do this they traveled over 4350 miles to climb all peaks in only...(more)

Rawles rolls into Ushuaia, Argentina to finish her journey north-to-south across South America on her bike made of bamboo. TBQ's coverage finishes, but Rawles plans to take 4 days on a boat through the Chilean fjords and then get on a month-long c...(more)