In a two-stage roll-out beginning in 2025, all new vehicles sold in Australia will be required to have some kind of reversing aids installed to reduce the number of pedestrian deaths and injuries.
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Early last year, as demand for electric vehicles (EVs) shot up and supply to Australia remained tight, second-hand Teslas were selling for head-turning prices. In some cases, used models were selling for more than
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The retro Honda E electric hatchback won’t be replaced as the Japanese brand instead focuses on electric SUVs. That’s the word from Rebecca Adamson, Head of Automobile at Honda Cars UK, who told
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Rear-view cameras and motion sensors to be fitted to all new vehicles in Australia from mid-decade Reversing cameras and rear motion sensors will become mandatory on all new-generation motor vehicles entering the Australian
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A Perth automotive business has been fined thousands of dollars for exploiting a sponsored migrant worker. The Australian Border Force said it had fined the company Excellent Accounts Pty Ltd, which trades under
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The Federal Government has announced ‘reversing aids’ will be mandated for newly-introduced vehicles sold in Australia from 1 November 2025. It will apply to all vehicle categories – from light passenger vehicles to
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Sales of this once-popular workhorse have dived this year, but a range of significant upgrades should see it resume the fight with Toyota’s HiLux and Ford Ranger. The heavily revised model brings new
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Why MG’s first dedicated EV is a real game changer Protecting the planet doesn’t have to cost the earth. That much is true with the all-new MG4, which has arrived in Australian showrooms
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Overview IF expanding your SUV line-up defines the current automotive world’s ‘survival of the fittest’ mentality, then the all-new Maserati Grecale premium medium SUV is a case of ‘better late than never’ for
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The most significant contributors to the rise in the June quarter were rents (+2.5 per cent), international holiday travel and accommodation (+6.2 per cent), other financial services (+2.5 per cent) and new dwellings
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