Eclipse Magazine

Welcome to the Spring 2012 Edition of Eclipse. In this edition:

• We discover Spain's latest foodie pilgrimage destination - San Sebastian.
• The next-generation Outlander SUV and all-new Mirage small car are on their way to Australia. The first local look will be at the Sydney International Motor Show later in October, but you can get a sneak peak in Spring Eclipse.
• We travel to Mungo National Park, the landscape is other-worldly, almost what you'd expect the rover Curiosity currently charting the surface of Mars to see.
• Vodka, art and the midnight sun - why St Petersburg, Russia should be on top of your dream destination list.
• With over 80 cellar doors and endless eating opportunities the Barossa is well-endowed with everything needed for your next sybaritic escape.
• Kitchen Gadgets: The plethora of cooking shows gracing our screens have a lot to answer for, including making never-before-heard-of gadgets the latest must-have kitchen accessories.

Welcome to the Winter 2012 Edition of Eclipse. In this edition:

• We drive the new Mirage and test drive Mitsubishi’s new plug-in petrol hybrid the P-HEV.
• Explore the spectacular East Kimberley region of far north-east Western Australia, plus some tips on where to stay, from campsites to luxurious retreats.
• Read our interviews with 2012 Olympians hurdler Sally Pearson, Hockeyroo favourite Casey Eastham and Opal basketballer Jenna O’Hea. Plus check out our Top 10 cool Olympic-y things to buy.
• The rise of food trucks, the mobile food craze heading to a city near you.
• An 840km round trip from Melbourne – it's a journey that's known as the Great Alpine Road.
• Discover hidden treasures in Bali and explore a world of street art in Melbourne’s laneways.
• Step back to 1982 with a luscious red Mitsubishi Starion Turbo.

Welcome to the Autumn 2012 Edition of Eclipse. In this edition:

• Travel with us to the beaches and unique shopping& dining experiences of Byron Bay
• Discover why Hobart is the new black
• Launch yourself into the Olympic dream of James ‘the Missile’ Magnussen
• Take a look at our top 10 green inspired tips
• Join Robert Inall on his Australasian Safari Challenger
• Steve Herzceg brings his Mitsubishi Evo VII home to Australia