Car dealer system broken
A long-awaited report suggests car manufacturers could be subject to a media bargaining code-style arrangement if they fail to resolve disputes.
Manufacturing
Gladys knockback puts mining, steel jobs on the line
Thousands of NSW jobs in mining and steel could be axed after talks for a $1bn proposal were rebuffed by Premier Gladys Berejiklian.
ASX falls as investors stay ‘cautious’
The Australian sharemarket lost ground today after a shaky session, as investors cautiously await commentary from the US central bank.
Soft drink giant hoses down snack sell-off
Global drinks giant Pepsi has quashed rumours it is considering selling its Australian snacks business including famous brands such as Smith’s chips.
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‘The union is at war with Toyota’
THE manufacturing workers’ union is making it “extraordinarily difficult” for Toyota to continue producing cars in Australia, claims Treasurer Joe Hockey.
Ford global boss warns Australia
EXCLUSIVE: Ford’s global boss has warned the Australian economy will suffer “in the long term” with the loss of its auto manufacturing sector.
Cadillac coming to Australia
ELVIS Presley used to sing about them, but Australians could soon discover what the fuss over Cadillac cars is all about.
Meet the man who closed Holden
THE head of General Motors international operations has come clean on Holden’s shutdown, saying no amount of money could have saved the company.
Toyota vows ‘no more boring cars’
TOYOTA promises to stop building boring cars as it unveiled a sports car designed to appeal to the Fast And The Furious generation.
Where are building pay packets booming?
WELLINGTON workers are taking home the most pay on average, while construction workers are raking in big pay packets that continue to grow, says Seek.
Holden to get US models after closure
HOLDEN looks set to follow the lead of Ford and give grieving fans an iconic V8 muscle car to ease the pain of its 2017 factory closure.
The car that will dob drowsy drivers
MEET the car you can drive with your eyes closed. This Audi sedan will slam the brakes and call the police if you fall asleep at the wheel.
Hang on to your seatbelts!
BMW has created the world’s first self-driving car that is capable of drifting – just like in movies such as The Fast and the Furious.
Driverless cars in Audi’s sights
FANCY being driven to work, or have someone else handle the bump and grind of holiday traffic? The “auto” is about to be put into the automobile.
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