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RENTAL TERMS & CONDITIONS

We offer a range of vehicles for hire at No Frills Car Rental. From a small, economical, 3-hoor manual hatch with power steering and air-conditioning to an 8-seater Tarago minibus, minivan people mover. We have a cqar to suit your every need. Enquire now.


General Information
No Frills Car Rental Australia provides statutory limits of liability insurance as shown on the rental agreement at time of rental. Please contact your rental location if you reqire additional information.

The renter is responsible for all damage to or theft of No Frills Car Rental Australia vehicles as described in the No Frills Car Rental Australia rental agreement. For an additional fee, No Frills Car Rental Australia will reduce the renter’s responsibility through the purchase of Excess Reduction Insurance at the time of rental. Please contact your rental location for additional information.

In some cases, renters may be covered for loss or damage to the rental vehicle by their personal insurance or charge card. Such coverage may contain a deductible or may not be primary. Please check with your insurance company or charge card company before you rent.

Rate basis
Rates are based on 24 hour periods and include limited kilometres. For an additional fee, you can upgrade to unlimited kilometres and reduce insurance excesses. Please discuss your requirements at time of hire.
Age Restrictions

The following individuals, if 21 years of age or older and in possession of a valid driver’s licence, may drive the vehicle with No Frills Car Rental Australias' prior permission:

  • Renter’s employer (while on company business)
  • Renter’s fellow employee (while on company business)
  • Renter’s spouse or partner

Additional drivers are considered “authorised drivers” provided full details are supplied and driver's licence is valid. Other individuals may be listed as additional drivers provided they are at least 25 years of age; present a valid driver’s licence and complete an additional driver form. Age excess apply to drivers where applicable and additional fees may be payable.

Drivers Licence
A valid driver's licence is required for all operators of No Frills Car Rental Australia vehicles. The licence must be valid at the time of commencing the rental and remain valid throughout the rental period.

Driver's licences accepted in Brisbane are:

  • any licence issued by any Australian state or territory
  • a licence issued by a US State, territory or possession
  • a licence issued by a country that participated in the 1949 Geneva convention on Road Traffic or the 1943 Convention on the Regulation of Inter-American Automobile Traffic

International Driver's Permits are only valid if presented with the original local Foreign Country Licence in English translation and stamped by the relevant authority. Individuals with Learner's Permits, Provisional or Probationary licenses may not operate No Frills Car Rental Australia vehicles. No Frills Car Rental Australia is unable to rent a car to anyone with a suspended, revoked, expired, cancelled or surrendered driver's licence.

Each operator of the No Frills Car Rental Australia vehicle must be a licensed driver with a valid driver's licence in his/her possession at all times while operating the No Frills Car Rental Australia vehicle. All renters and additional drivers must present their valid licence at the time of rental. For more information please contact No Frills Car Rental Australia.

Distance Charges
All rentals include a minimum of 100 kilometres per day unless otherwise indicated or agreed at time of rental. It is possible to remove the mileage restriction through payment of an additional fee.
Bond
A bond map apply at delivery by way of credit card imprint or cash dependent upon level of insurance liability selected at time of rental.
Payment methods
Cash, cheques (cleared in advance), most credit cards and EFTPOS.
Vehicle Usage Restrictions
Specific restrictions may apply to the use of rented vehicles on gravel and dirt roads. An additional excess applies if the vehicle is damaged whilst driven on un-sealed surfaces. Please check for full details at time of rental.
Rate Guarantee
The reservation is confirmed according to the details agreed upon at time of making booking. Any changes to dates, times and vehicle type may cause the rate to change.
Holding Vehicles

Rental is deemed to commence from the actual reserved time. We will make available the vehicle confirmed for a period of up to 2 hours after the scheduled arrival time. Please notify us, by calling our office, of any delays prior to the time of arrival. Failure to advise late arrival may result in the release of the vehicle and/or forfeit of monies paid.

About Australia / New Zealand Travel

Australia / New Zealand Travel

03/08/2010 06:00 PM
Cruise Lake Wakatipu on the TSS Earnslaw

The TSS Earnslaw is a vintage steamship that evokes the feel of a bygone era when steamers and paddle wheelers plied Lake Wakatipu in New Zealand and ferried sheep, cattle and passengers to lakeside farms and stations.

Regular Lake Wakatipu sightseeing cruises from Queenstown are available on the Earnslaw.

Queenstown, of course, prides itself on being the "adventure capital of the world," so there's much more to do there.

Photo: TSS Earnslaw on Lake Wakatipu © Real Journeys

Cruise Lake Wakatipu on the TSS Earnslaw originally appeared on About.com Australia / New Zealand Travel on Tuesday, March 9th, 2010 at 00:00:00.

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03/06/2010 06:00 PM
Get Set for the Golden Slipper

The Golden Slipper, Sydney's richest horse race and the world's richest race for two-year-old thoroughbreds with prizemoney of A$3.5 million, is run this year on Easter Saturday, April 3. at Sydney's Rosehill Gardens.

Golden Slipper Day offers a full day's racing — and entertainment — with nine races on the day.

There's parking at the racecourse for those who drive and there are trains and buses to the racecourse for those who prefer public transport.

Photo: Racing in Rosehill Gardens, courtesy Easter in Sydney Festival | Tourism New South Wales

Get Set for the Golden Slipper originally appeared on About.com Australia / New Zealand Travel on Sunday, March 7th, 2010 at 00:00:03.

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03/04/2010 06:00 PM
Canberra Goes Festive

Canberra starts its nine-day Canberra Festival on March 6 which includes festivities on Canberra Day, March 8, a public holiday in the Australian Capital Territory.

The Canberra Festival features community activities, art, performance, film, and music, celebrating Australia's capital city, and its people and culture, in intriguing, new ways.

During the festival, up to 50 hot air balloons will fly over Canberra.

Canberra museums will highlight the capital city's heritage and history in its various displays.

Photos: Hot air balloons take off from the grounds of Old Parliament House © Australian Capital Tourism; National Museum of Australia, by John Gollings, courtesy National Museum of Australia

Canberra Goes Festive originally appeared on About.com Australia / New Zealand Travel on Friday, March 5th, 2010 at 00:00:15.

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03/03/2010 06:00 PM
It's Moomba Time

Get set for Melbourne's massive carnival-like festival, Moomba, which takes place over Victoria's Labor Day long weekend (March 5-8).

There's a host of activities on and along the Yarra River and at Docklands, with the colorful Moomba parade — with its long line of "fantasy" floats and costumed participants — occurring on Labor Day Monday, March 8, in the heart of the city.

Photo: Moomba merrymakers © Tourism Victoria

It's Moomba Time originally appeared on About.com Australia / New Zealand Travel on Thursday, March 4th, 2010 at 00:00:00.

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03/02/2010 06:00 PM
Top 10 Free Melbourne Attractions

If the best things in life are free, then Melbourne visitors should enjoy a number of free attractions available in the city, from taking the free Melbourne City Circle tram and City Tourist Shuttle to visiting Flinders St Station, Federation Square and its exhibition venues, Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens, and various other Melbourne attractions within walking distances of one another.

Photo: Melbourne Royal Botanic Gardens © Tourism Victoria

Top 10 Free Melbourne Attractions originally appeared on About.com Australia / New Zealand Travel on Wednesday, March 3rd, 2010 at 00:00:00.

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02/28/2010 06:00 PM
Arnhem Land Dancers Perform at Adelaide Festival

From Elcho Island off the northeast coast of Arnhem Land, the Chooky Dancers of that remore Northern Territory island bring a story of forbidden love to this year's Adelaide Festival of Arts.

In a collaboration with award-winning director Nigel Jamieson, Ngurrumilmarrmiriyu (Wrong Skin) by the Chooky Dancers fuses traditional culture, dance, film and comedy with influences drawn from mobile phone technology to Saturday night discos, Taiwanese martial art videos and Bollywood.

Ngurrumilmarrmiriyu, one of the festival highlights, plays Adelaide's Her Majesty's Theatre, 58 Grote St, from March 11 to 14. Bookings on 131-246 or Bass Online.

The Adelaide Festival of Arts takes place every two years. This year, it opened on February 26 and closes on March 14.

Photo: Two of the Chooky Dancers, courtesy Adelaide Festival of Arts 2010

Arnhem Land Dancers Perform at Adelaide Festival originally appeared on About.com Australia / New Zealand Travel on Monday, March 1st, 2010 at 00:00:04.

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02/26/2010 06:00 PM
Australia in March

March is the start of the southern autumn. As the hot summer weather cools into the coming winter, the time for parades and festivities continues in Australia.

There's the Moomba Festival in Melbourne, St Patrick's Day parade in Sydney, Canberra Day in Canberra.

In the cooling weather, go on roadtrips and explore the outdoors. Go to sea and cruise, go bush and explore.

The southern autumn starts on March 1, and ends on May 31. Generally it is a quieter, cooler — and less expensive — time than summer. You can do most of the summer activities but in pleasanter weather.

Photo: Pipers at a Sydney St Patrick's Day parade © Larry Rivera, licensed to About.com, Inc

Australia in March originally appeared on About.com Australia / New Zealand Travel on Saturday, February 27th, 2010 at 00:00:00.

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02/24/2010 06:00 PM
Auckland: Getting Around in the City of Sails

Most visitors to New Zealand enter the country through its biggest international airport at Auckland.

Hemmed in by water, Auckland is famed as the City of Sails.

Here's your guide to moving around in the city, from airport shuttle transfers to finding accommodation, then to traveling by hire car, bus, boat, bike, motorcycle or campervan.

Photo: Sailboats in Auckland waters © Tourism New Zealand

Auckland: Getting Around in the City of Sails originally appeared on About.com Australia / New Zealand Travel on Thursday, February 25th, 2010 at 00:00:00.

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02/22/2010 06:00 PM
Kangaroo Island: Beaches, Bush, Wildlife

Australia's third largest island is still largely wilderness area which, at the same time, is close enough to South Australia's capital city, Adelaide, for a day's excursion. It's a haven for lovers of beach, bush and wildlife.

Drive down Fleurieu Peninsula all the way south to Cape Jervis where you can catch the ferry across the narrow Backstairs Passage to Kangaroo Island.

It's a daytrip worth considering when you're in Adelaide.

Photo: Enjoying a picnic on Kangaroo Island © Australian Tourist Commission

Kangaroo Island: Beaches, Bush, Wildlife originally appeared on About.com Australia / New Zealand Travel on Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010 at 00:00:00.

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02/20/2010 06:00 PM
Sail Away to Rangitoto

From the south shore of Auckland's Waitemata Harbour, the island of Rangitoto is quickly discernible -- and identifiable -- by its symmetrical, elongated shape and its 259-metre volcanic summit.

Rangitoto Island is close enough to Auckland for a leisurely daytrip, just 45 minutes away by ferry, and Auckland visitors and locals alike do just that.

Photo: Setting sail for Rangitoto, by Kieran Scott, courtesy Tourism New Zealand

Sail Away to Rangitoto originally appeared on About.com Australia / New Zealand Travel on Sunday, February 21st, 2010 at 00:00:37.

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