Oi, mate, is that monstrosity diesel? From the author of the bestsellers Don''t Tell Mum I Work on the Rigs, She Thinks I''m a Piano Player in a Whorehouse and This Is Not a Drill, this is the eagerly awaited next installment of Paul Carter''s rollicking life.

Take one mad adventurer and a motorbike that runs on bio fuel (cooking oil i.e. chip fat to you and me) and send them with one filmmaker on a road trip around Australia just to see what happens. What you get is a story full of outback characters, implausible (but true) situations, unlikely events and unfortunate breakdowns, all at a break neck pace. Never one to sit still for long, this is what Paul Carter did next.

Whether you''ve been shocked, delighted, entertained, horrified - or all of the above - by Paul''s stories whether from oil rigs or the road one thing is for sure, they are always high octane adventures.

Oi, mate, is that monstrosity diesel? From the author of the bestsellers Don''t Tell Mum I Work on the Rigs, She Thinks I''m a Piano Player in a Whorehouse and This Is Not a Drill, this is the eagerly awaited next installment of Paul Carter''s rollicking life.

Take one mad adventurer and a motorbike that runs on bio fuel (cooking oil i.e. chip fat to you and me) and send them with one filmmaker on a road trip around Australia just to see what happens. What you get is a story full of outback characters, implausible (but true) situations, unlikely events and unfortunate breakdowns, all at a break neck pace. Never one to sit still for long, this is what Paul Carter did next.

Whether you''ve been shocked, delighted, entertained, horrified - or all of the above - by Paul''s stories whether from oil rigs or the road one thing is for sure, they are always high octane adventures.

Oi, mate, is that monstrosity diesel? From the author of the bestsellers Don''t Tell Mum I Work on the Rigs, She Thinks I''m a Piano Player in a Whorehouse and This Is Not a Drill, this is the eagerly awaited next installment of Paul Carter''s rollicking life.

Take one mad adventurer and a motorbike that runs on bio fuel (cooking oil i.e. chip fat to you and me) and send them with one filmmaker on a road trip around Australia just to see what happens. What you get is a story full of outback characters, implausible (but true) situations, unlikely events and unfortunate breakdowns, all at a break neck pace. Never one to sit still for long, this is what Paul Carter did next.

Whether you''ve been shocked, delighted, entertained, horrified - or all of the above - by Paul''s stories whether from oil rigs or the road one thing is for sure, they are always high octane adventures.