Jordan Mulach
Car brands face $2.8 billion bill under new emissions regulations - peak body
Carmakers could have to pay a total of $2.8 billion in fines in four years for not meeting the New Vehicle Efficiency Standard.
10 Months Ago
Jordan Mulach
Australian Government wants new tax on EVs – report
A road user charge for electric vehicles – which would see drivers pay for the distances they travel – is one step closer for Australians.
10 Months Ago
Jordan Mulach
Australian state moves to cap fuel price rises
Fuel stations will be required to report upcoming price changes a day in advance under a new scheme from the Victorian Government.
11 Months Ago
Josh Nevett
What the first federal emission standard means for Aussie car buyers
The Australian Government's new-vehicle emissions legislation came into effect last week – here's what it means for car buyers going forward.
11 Months Ago
Max Davies
Australian Government commits to fixing "dangerous" highway as election looms
Queensland's most dangerous road is overdue for major safety upgrades, and the Federal Government will provide 80 per cent of the funding.
11 Months Ago
Jordan Mulach
This Australian city wants to charge people to work on their cars
A simple oil change could cost more than $400 for residents of this Australian city, which now requires permits for common acts.
11 Months Ago
William Stopford
Australian Government aims to boost EV uptake with low-interest loans
The Albanese Government is offering discounted loans on new and used EVs valued at up to $55,000, aimed at workers earning less than $100,000 a year.
1 Year Ago
William Stopford
Independent ADR review could cut red tape for new car imports to Australia
A new independent review is looking at regulations affecting new cars in Australia, and how they could be changed to expedite the import process.
1 Year Ago
Jordan Mulach
The real causes of Australian road trauma to be revealed nationally for the first time
Amid a rising road toll across Australia, the nation's states and territories will finally share critical data with the Federal Government.
1 Year Ago
William Stopford
Renewed calls for Luxury Car Tax axing as Government proposes changes
Proposed changes to the "poorly structured" Luxury Car Tax are unfair, argues the Australian Automotive Dealer Association.
1 Year Ago
Max Davies
Australian state trialling noise cameras to crack down on hooning
A new type of road safety camera could be on the way for Australia, depending on the outcome of a new noise camera trial.
1 Year Ago
Jordan Mulach
How low-level speeding fines are filling this state's coffers
Low-level speeding infringements may attract the smallest fines, but they accounted for more than half of Queensland's speeding revenue.
1 Year Ago
Jordan Mulach
Proposed changes could bring big win for ute, van buyers
The Opposition has proposed changes to the instant asset write-off scheme to make it easier for businesses to buy utes, vans and cars.
1 Year Ago
Jordan Mulach
Major city won't let you park your EV underground
In the wake of two electric vehicle fires, South Korea’s capital is controversially stopping charged-up cars from parking underground.
1 Year Ago
Jordan Mulach
Queensland Premier makes bold fuel price promise ahead of election
Queensland motorists have been promised fuel price savings thanks to a new plan from the state's Premier, but only if he’s reelected in October.
1 Year Ago
Jordan Mulach
NSW's new road safety cameras uncover dangerous driving habits
In the first 21 days of operation, New South Wales's seatbelt detection cameras issued 11,400 fines, more than the government had anticipated.
1 Year Ago