State’s plan to put EV chargers every 5km
Drivers of electric vehicles in one state will be able to find a charging station every 5km in metropolitan areas and every 100km on highways.
On The Road
Latest move to ease ‘spaghetti junction’ chaos
Urgent plans to ease traffic chaos at Sydney’s newest interchange have been announced after what’s been a nightmare for drivers since it opened.
Wild moment car backs into wedding party
CCTV has captured the moment a driver mows down guests leaving a wedding reception in a hit-and-run, leaving a 16-year-old girl hospitalised.
Drastic bid to stop Sydney traffic nightmare
Sydneysiders could be saved from traffic chaos caused by a despised new spaghetti junction after suffering through a week of gridlock.
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‘Moron’ P-plater’s unbelievable Audi park
Members of the public had some choice words for a P-plate driver who parked their Audi in an unbelievable position on a narrow Sydney road.
Man with one leg told ‘you can’t park there’
An amputee has shared the awkward exchange he had with a van driver who told him he shouldn’t have been parking in a disabled bay.
Teen exposes sneaky ‘speed camera tactic’
A teen known for warning NSW drivers of not-so-obvious speed cameras has revealed what he claims is their most used tactic to go unnoticed.
‘Safety net’: Uber’s new ‘proactive’ move
Uber has signed a landmark deal and it has the possibility of shaking up the gig economy for good.
’Hearts torn apart’ by ‘beautiful’ teen’s death
A teenage girl who died in a horrific car crash has been remembered by friends and family as a “beautiful girl” who had a “cheeky smile”.
‘Bananas’: Never-before-seen used car prices
Skyrocketing used-car prices could continue to hit Aussies in the hip pocket for a long time to come, pundits say.
When will petrol prices drop?
With the cost of petrol soaring past a record high of $2 in cities around Australia, we spoke to an expert to answer your biggest questions.
Fury over plan to make all streets 40km/h
A council’s plan to lower the speed limit on all local roads to 40km/h has been met with a fiery response from residents.
Brilliant response after $578k Rolls stolen
Thieves broke into a home and drove off in a $578,000 Rolls-Royce – till its owner track them down, according to police.
‘Concerning’ trend of ‘cowardly’ attacks
An alarming trend of horrifying attacks has risen in Victoria in recent months, with police calling it “cowardly” and “senseless”.
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