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  1. BYD confirms pricing for Australia's cheapest EV won't last forever

    BYD may offer the most affordable electric car in Australia right now, but it concedes it won't once the Atto 1's drive-away discount expires.

  2. GWM Australia sets ambitious deadline for utes to meet key sales target

    A senior GWM executive has set an ambitious sales target for its utes, and a deadline for the company to meet it.

  3. Honda CR-V, Avancier to debut in 2027, HR-V to follow in 2028 – report

    With much of its EV program axed, Honda is stepping up its hybrid game, and moving forward the launch of the critical new CR-V.

  4. Abs galore and gender bender style: VMAs red carpet winners

    Troye Sivan, Charli xcx and LISA showed that not all style moves are made equal.

  5. Boxy, Defender-like SUVs aren’t going anywhere, says Chery

    Square-shaped SUVs have proliferated across the lineups of Chinese auto brands, and Chery's design chief says the trend is here to stay.

  6. Taking care of grandchildren may help slow cognitive decline

    Being a grandparent comes with many joys, including a lower risk of dementia.

  7. This French-influenced Asian capital is a food lover’s dream

    Hanoi is the city of flavours, threaded with influences from Vietnam’s many regions, as well as China and the colonising French – so what to eat, and where?

  8. How to take better holiday photos with your phone

    Everyone’s packing digicams again. Before you buy one, learn the tricks to taking better snaps with the gadget in your hand.

  9. It’s 172 years old, but this iconic train station is charming and efficient

    Easy to navigate, centrally located and with a striking glass-roof, Britain’s third-busiest train station is one of London’s most charming.

  10. Europe’s new entry system is shambolic – and it could have you mistakenly deported

    Australians can freely stay in Europe for up to 90 days, but there is a trap in the new entry system that travellers need to know about.