Popular ute recalled over deadly defect
Hundreds of cars have been recalled by one of the nation’s biggest car manufacturers over a deadly defect.
On The Road
Aussies fined over bizarre road sign ‘error’
A Sydney woman has won s battle with her council after she received a fine due to a “confusing” parking sign.
1.3 million drivers have demerit points wiped
More than a million drivers are now eligible to have demerit points wiped as road deaths spark concern – here’s what you need to know.
Tragic scenes at fatal teen crash site
Teenagers are mourning the loss of friends who died when their car struck a pole while driving home from a late-night gym session.
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Horror crash causes commuter chaos
Major delays are expected on a busy freeway after three cars collided on Wednesday morning.
Horror as toddler caught in peak hour traffic
Shocking footage has emerged of a child running onto a busy Sydney road during peak hour traffic after escaping from a home.
Fog in Aussie city seen from space
A thick fog has engulfed one Aussie city, triggering chaos on the roads and in the skies as authorities warn residents against “dangerous conditions”.
Cops, paramedics attacked in shocking brawl
Shocking footage has emerged of the moment police and paramedics were involved in a street brawl on a busy highway.
Eye-watering cost of toll roads revealed
The staggering amount of money drivers in one state are shelling out just to use toll roads has finally been revealed.
TikTok trend sparks warning for this car brand
A new TikTok craze has Australian car owners on high alert after a video showing users how to do one thing went viral.
‘Dangerous’: Teens menace streets on bikes
A risky new trend has emerged in one Australian city, prompting police to warn teenagers to stop “before someone gets seriously hurt”.
New development in case of killer truckie
A Court of Appeal decision has been handed down in the case of a truckie who was responsible for a fatal collision in 2019.
Truckie in catastrophic crash
Despite allegedly driving his vehicle into seven cars on a busy SA freeway, an unlicensed Queensland truckie is free to leave the state having appeared in court.
‘Like mugs’: Fury over key price hike
Treasurer Jim Chalmers has urged service station owners and companies failing to pass on petrol price reductions to stop treating motorists “like mugs.”
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