AllOffroad 4x4 | 4wd Trials and Tribulations at Jellore - 2 x JK, 1 x Hilux and 1 x Nissan Patrol @AlloffroadAu | Uploaded December 2019 | Updated October 2024, 52 seconds ago.
Second trip out with my new Jeep JK Play Truck doing some interesting 4wd in the Jellore State Forest. In attendance Dave with his Jeep JK on 37", Kurt and Sebastian in Kurts.s Nissan Patrol 4.2 and Adrian in his Toyota Hilux. We driving some moderate to hard 4x4 track check out the difference in diff clearance between a Nissan diff on 35" a Dana 44" on a JK and Dana 60 RockJock on JK and a Toyota Hilux Diffs on 35" and dissect some of the 4wd technical challenges we face.
Second trip out with my new Jeep JK Play Truck doing some interesting 4wd in the Jellore State Forest. In attendance Dave with his Jeep JK on 37", Kurt and Sebastian in Kurts.s Nissan Patrol 4.2 and Adrian in his Toyota Hilux. We driving some moderate to hard 4x4 track check out the difference in diff clearance between a Nissan diff on 35" a Dana 44" on a JK and Dana 60 RockJock on JK and a Toyota Hilux Diffs on 35" and dissect some of the 4wd technical challenges we face.
![DEEP CYCLE SYSTEMS [DCS] DEFAMATION CASE [UPDATE 3]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/XdTSbNJWclY/hqdefault.jpg "DEEP CYCLE SYSTEMS [DCS] DEFAMATION CASE [UPDATE 3]
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Today, I bring you the latest update on my case where Deep Cycle Systems Pty Ltd (DCS for short) is suing me for defamation.
As I mentioned previously, we had a brief administrative hearing on 30 July. The purpose of the hearing was to obtain the court’s direction on the next steps.
The bottom line is that we will have a one-day hearing on 14 October to determine whether DCS is an “excluded corporation” under the Defamation Act. To explain, a corporation like DCS is generally prevented from suing under the Defamation Act unless it has fewer than 10 employees and is not an associated entity of another corporation. We are concerned that DCS might fail one or both of these tests. If DCS does fail, then they can no longer sue, and the matter comes to an end.
DCS argues that it does meet the requirements enabling it to sue. This difference of opinion is what we are asking the Court to rule on.
Between now and October, each side is required to provide the other with any and all documents that support its position on this question.
My next update will probably not be until after the 14 October hearing, once the District Court hands down its decision.
I want to take a moment to express how incredibly grateful I am for all the support I’ve received, not just here in Australia but also from overseas, especially in the USA. The plight of this little YouTube channel has struck a chord, and I can’t tell you how much it means to me. Your encouragement and backing keep me going through these challenging times.
However, the fight is not over. I would greatly appreciate any donations to my GoFundMe, or if you’d like, you can join me on Patreon to help support this ongoing battle. And if you haven’t already, subscribing to my YouTube channel would also be a tremendous help.
Many of you have asked why comments are disabled on these videos. In Australia, there’s a legal concern for content creators like myself regarding potential liability for defamatory comments posted by viewers. A 2021 High Court ruling made it clear that media outlets—and by extension, individual content creators—can be held liable for defamatory comments made by others on their posts or videos. This means that if someone posts a defamatory comment on my video, I could be sued for it, even if I didn’t make the comment myself. To mitigate this risk, I’ve decided to disable comments on these particular videos.
For this video, I will be moderating all comments. If you’d like to leave me a comment of support, please do so, but refrain from making disparaging or defamatory comments about DCS so I can approve your comment and make it live. YouTube also uses the number of comments as an indicator for relevancy, so your comments can help boost the visibility of this video.
As always, thank you so much for your continued support. Together, we’ll keep fighting.")
![Googs Track - Jellabinna Rocks | South Australia by 4WD | EP 3 [2020]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/YXY31rR6r7U/hqdefault.jpg "Googs Track - Jellabinna Rocks | South Australia by 4WD | EP 3 [2020]
In Episode 3 of our South Australia 4wd Adventure we leaving Mt Finke and follow the Googs track until we turn off deep into the Yellabinna Wildernis to explorer the remote Jellabinna Rock. This definitely is 4wd only, and I would recommend doing this in a group with well-prepared 4wd as the track is not that often used and you will have no passing traffic as its one way in and out.
Jellabina Rocks
Egg Rocks
Lake Googs
Googs Track
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![Darling River Run - Kinchega NP Best Darling River Camps Part 5 [2021]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/_DnR9y5U3DI/hqdefault.jpg "Darling River Run - Kinchega NP Best Darling River Camps Part 5 [2021]
In the final leg of my Darling River Run trip, I encounter some pretty bad weather and decided to stay at the Historic Shearers Quarter which is right next to Kinchegas historic Woolshed. I also explorer Kinchegas old Homestead Site and drive along the Darling River Drive looking for the best Darling River Camp Sites in the Kinchega NP")
