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Nissan confirms more China-sourced models to join Navara Pro PHEV in Australia
Nissan is turning to its Chinese joint venture to bolster its Australian lineup, with several new electrified models in the mix.
Nissan takes aim at PHEV ute rivals with 'real truck' promise
Nissan is promising big things from its plug-in hybrid Navara Pro PHEV ute, claiming it won't sacrifice capability in the name of electrification.
Nissan Navara Warrior: Next-generation tough ute cancelled as brand focuses on new Chinese PHEV
Despite revealing it in concept form, Nissan won't release a hardcore Warrior version of its new Navara ute after all.
Nissan Navara Pro PHEV could get hardcore Warrior treatment
The Navara Warrior could live on as a plug-in hybrid, with Nissan considering a tougher version of its upcoming Chinese-built ute.
Stephanie Rice starts over again after message from God telling her to resign
The Olympic swimmer has revealed she found Christianity, turned down being a CEO, moved to Dubai and married a pastor.
Toyota RAV4 PHEV recalled
Toyota Australia is recalling nearly 6000 plug-in hybrid RAV4s due to a fault that could cause the electrified SUVs to lose power while driving.
Avatr 06T: Sleek EV wagon confirmed for Australia in 2027
Changan's new Avatr premium EV brand is bringing the 06T electric sports wagon to take on the Zeekr 7GT and other mid-size estates from German luxury brands – it's due in the latter half of 2027.
Avatr Concept T09 previews production-ready Chinese SUV flagship for the world
Chinese brand Avatr has previewed its near-production flagship three-row luxury SUV, debuting the Concept T09 in Paris ahead of a potential 2028 launch for export markets – and it could come to Australia.
'Concerning' surge in cannabis hospital admissions
Cannabis-related hospitalisations, including psychotic disorders, have surged in one state, with a particular spike among women and girls.
'A calling': women's work strengthens rural Australia
A farmer finding the sector's next generation and an academic training rural first responders have been honoured for work to make country communities stronger.
