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Clever, cool and quirky, is this New Zealand’s most underrated city?
Dunedin delivers far more than a famous university, handsome architecture and communal coffee mugs.
Peugeot RCZ Vision coupe revealed with 500hp and solid-state battery
Peugeot has revived its RCZ coupe as a 373kW electric concept with solid-state battery tech, providing a claimed 600km range and ultra-fast charging.
Jetour T1, T2 spied in Australia as Chery brand nears local launch
Jetour will enter the crowded mid-size SUV segment in Australia with a pair of models brandishing chunky designs, and they're now being tested here.
Why Nissan chose the Navara name for its new Chinese-made hybrid ute
Nissan is banking on decades of brand recognition with its new plug-in hybrid dual-cab, even if that means two unrelated utes sharing the Navara name.
Peugeot E-T16 concept is a rally legend reborn, previews next E-208
The WRC-inspired Peugeot E-T16 produces over 800hp and is claimed to be the world's first 'hyperhatch', capable of hitting 300km/h in 16 seconds.
Australia's declining fertility rate impacts families and our not-too-distant future
With one child or none becoming more common, we asked Australians what they want their families to look like.
Smart #2: Electric successor to ForTwo revealed in full
After venturing into Camry territory, Smart is back on its home turf, albeit via China, with the new tiny two-seat #2.
David Pocock calls for GST on exercise physiology to be scrapped as 25,000 Australians back petition in Canberra
Calls have erupted for the government to scrap a tax affecting a million Aussies, amid claims it could save the system $940 million over three years.
You’re probably washing your pants wrong. Here’s how to do it right
From jeans to chinos to the tights you wore to the gym this morning – here’s how to look after them, so they last.
If your child starts year 12 exams today, don’t do what I did
It’s 12 years since my firstborn child did her final school exams – and I temporarily lost my mind.






