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China's oldest auto brand locks in range of electric luxury SUVs for Australia, sedan set to follow
HQ (aka Hongqi) will reveal its first Australian model, the E-HS9 SUV, next month, but has confirmed two more SUVs and foreshadowed a sedan for its local lineup.
What’s on at the WA Museum these October school holidays
An exciting program where kids can create become a marine biologist, explore the Ningaloo Reef and watch a movie under a dome.
GWM plans major expansion of its small EV range, including sedan, more budget-friendly hatch
An Uber-friendly sedan and a sub-$30,000 hatch could join the expanding GWM Ora 5 EV lineup in Australia.
McLaren W1 hypercar heading to Australia
McLaren has confirmed its new W1 hypercar will make its way to Australia, with customer deliveries due in the not-too-distant future.
Queensland doubles drug-driving fines as NSW relaxes medicinal cannabis laws
Queenslanders caught driving with cannabis, methamphetamine, MDMA or cocaine in their system will soon face much higher fines and longer driving bans.
NSW to relax drug-driving laws for medicinal cannabis users
Medicinal cannabis patients in NSW will be able to avoid an automatic fine and licence suspension for testing positive to THC under new legislation.
Adrian Barich: Ian ‘Serge’ Miller was the best bloke football ever gave us, and I have one regret
Sandover medallist, premiership player, father-figure to generations of Eagles. Adrian Barich farewells the man who brought him to WA.
Nat Locke: The algorithm thinks I need a new pillow. My nine-year-old bag of feathers says otherwise
Instagram thinks Nat Locke needs a new pillow. She’s got a nine-year-old bag of feathers that begs to differ.
Ford Tourneo diesel axed in Australia, replaced by PHEV
A plug-in hybrid powertrain will replace the current diesel engine in Ford’s people mover from early next year, with only minor price increases.
Five Perth adventures made for the school holidays
Animal feeding in the crayfish lair, award-winning escape rooms, delicious food at the Freo markets and a budget-friendly kids lunch with mum and dad.










