Where Australia could be making Pfizer jabs now
Australia made a critical mistake in its Covid-19 vaccine arrangements, but there are ways we can fix it.
Manufacturing
Food item probed amid safety concerns
A food additive used in everyday Aussie products is under the microscope after the European watchdog found it unsafe.
‘Explosive’ scandal could fell global giant
It’s the iconic firm known from Tokyo to Townsville. But its future is uncertain after a “disturbing” scandal that has dragged in a PM.
Huge clue fast rail could become reality
Fast rail in Australia has been a long-held dream for many in the country and one expert believes conditions could finally be right for projects to move ahead.
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Are cars about to get cheaper?
THE government wants to give Australians access to cheaper cars once our factories close. But critics warn the private imports could come at a cost that is deadly.
‘The dirtiest deal you’ve never heard of’
IT has astronomical ramifications for the future of Australia’s economy so why can’t anyone know the details of this secret agreement?
The hi-tech Ford to replace Falcon
THIS is the car that is set to make the Falcon obsolete. Its extensive tech offerings include rear seatbelt airbags as standard on every model, an Australian first.
New car sales in overdrive
SALES of new cars are at record levels, thanks to buyer-friendly interest rates, but market trends are proving to be a headache for Ford and Holden.
Whopping fine for carbon tax lie
A COMPANY which jacked up its prices and blamed the increase on the carbon tax has been ordered to pay more than half a million dollars in fines.
Australia’s biggest corporate scandal?
THE Australian head of major fleet management company Orix has reportedly been charged with paying corrupt commissions to an employee of Coca-Cola Amatil.
Is this the next Holden Commodore?
THE covers have come off a new Chevrolet sedan at the New York Auto Show and it reveals a glimpse of the 2018 Holden Commodore.
Local car industry to go distance
THE Federal Government says Ford, Toyota and Holden will not shut its factories early despite new lows for sales of locally-made cars.
Is this the end of petrol cars?
THE future of motoring is a step closer, with Australia’s first hydrogen refuelling point for cars. Now the industry is trying to create a network.
Sushi rolls hide a shocking secret
CHAINED up in ships, whipped with toxic stingray tails and fed only a few mouthfuls of rice. These are the pictures one industry doesn’t want the world to see.
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