Australia has more than sixty new-car brands – and counting – with Japanese car maker Toyota the best-selling manufacturer for more than two decades, but the Chinese brands are making inroads.

More than 68,000 new cars were sold to rental companies in Australia during 2024, from $25,000 MGs to a single $300,000 Range Rover. But the top seller was a model that finished seventh place on ...

It was the Australian debate that went global this recent ... tactics to reserve prime spots at campgrounds, beaches and car parks to the detriment of others. One of the nation's leading etiquette ...

Modern cars have auto emergency braking systems. Image: ANCAP According to the federal government’s Vehicle Standard (Australian Design Rule 98/00 – Advanced Emergency Braking for Passenger ...

associate professor Dr Marina Yue Zhang said an Australian ban on Chinese car technologies could slow the uptake of electric vehicles (EVs). “The looming threat of a government ban creates ...

The '60s marked the emergence of muscle cars not only in America but also in the Land Down Under: Australia. Spawned from the racetracks, these high-performance models eventually became highly ...

SYDNEY – Cars and houses in Sydney were daubed in anti-Semitic graffiti, police said on Feb 2, the latest in a string of incidents targeting Jews in Australia’s biggest city. The spate of ...

The Australian dollar is around its lowest level since 2020 against the US currency, continuing its move towards 61 US cents with a sharp fall over the weekend. Apart from the lows hit nearly five ...

SYDNEY — Cars and houses in Sydney were daubed in antisemitic graffiti, police said on Sunday (Feb 2), the latest in a string of incidents targeting Jews in Australia's biggest city.

Ever since American automakers pivoted to Australia in the 1960s, muscle car mania has lived on and reverberated Down Under too. It was an exciting period impossible to forget â and it's ...

We have moved from possible futures to these things now happening. The deferment has ended. So, could something similar happen in major Australian cities – and how prepared are we? The answers are: ...