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Beach wallabies and rainforest cake on Bus Off with Josie

Josie and Mike take Peaches north through Queensland, from sunrise wildlife encounters to a flight over the Great Barrier Reef.

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Bus Off with Josie Story of November 8, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

After Years of Living Alone... I'm Moving in with my Boyfriend! 🌲🕷⛈

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2:12Josie packs the camper and demonstrates lowering and latching its pop-top roof.
12:55An early start brings wallabies and kangaroos on the beach at Cape Hillsborough.
20:30Mike surprises Josie with a scenic flight over the Great Barrier Reef.
32:32The couple camp in the wet Daintree Rainforest, where Mike bakes a vegan orange cake.
43:00In Yungaburra, spider checks give way to a wild platypus sighting in the creek.
46:21After entering the Northern Territory, Josie discusses a Brisbane meetup and the possibility of selling Peaches.

Josie packs clothes into cubes, organises the kitchen drawers and latches down the pop-top roof. The cottage-on-wheels tour has become an actual road trip, with Mike sharing both the driving adventure and the very limited floor space.

Bus Off with Josie posted nothing new this week, but "After Years of Living Alone... I'm Moving in with my Boyfriend! 🌲🕷⛈" remains its busiest video. Released just before the week began, it follows the couple north from Brisbane in Peaches, the camper they spent six weeks renovating. The vlog includes a sponsored toothbrush segment.

There is plenty beyond the moving-in premise. At Cape Hillsborough, they wake early for wallabies and kangaroos on the beach. Mike surprises Josie with a flight over the Great Barrier Reef; later, in the wet Daintree, he bakes a vegan orange cake. Their off-grid idyll also has an uninvited soundtrack: other campers' loud rave music while Josie tries to work. Tiny-home travel does not always mean peace and quiet.

The Australian camper tour remains another steady source of views, while her Cornwall bus adventure continues drawing attention months after publication. Together with the rest of the channel, the videos added roughly 329,000 views over the week. Subscribers held steady, and daily viewing is currently below Josie's usual level.

Among nearby travel channels, SteveMarsh had a substantially busier viewing week, while The New Travel drew a weekly audience close to Josie's. Her own journey reaches Yungaburra with a particularly welcome discovery: after checking public toilets for spiders, she spots a wild platypus in the creek.

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