Toyota’s recall on most popular cars
A broad range of models from the world’s largest manufacturer have been forced to issue a recall on thousands of vehicles bought over a seven-year period.
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Staff emailed to hoard supplies for China
A Chinese company in Sydney has sent an explosive email to staff telling them to stockpile medical supplies amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Aussie manufacturers volunteer virus help
Hundreds of Australian businesses have signed up within hours to offer their expertise to help in the fight against coronavirus.
What led to the death of Holden
There’s been much speculation on what caused the death of an Australian brand, but the truth is there are many reasons Holden is completing its final lap.
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Holden to get US models after closure
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Hang on to your seatbelts!
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Now it’s a ‘laserrrrrrrr’ for lights
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Driverless cars in Audi’s sights
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Toyota plays silent waiting game
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Is this Holden’s new Commodore?
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