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Fluctuations in petrol prices continue to be a leading cause of frustration for drivers, but a new report has sought to take the guesswork out of when and where to…

The Victorian Automobile Chamber of Commerce (VACC) congratulates Daniel Andrews and the Victorian Labor Party on its return to office for a further four years. VACC looks forward to working…

The launch of the new TCe 150 engine on Captur heralds a new era of driving pleasure on Renault’s compact SUV. With 110kW of power vs. the current 88kW, this…

A driverless vehicle is set to operate on local Newcastle public roads in 2019 for the first time. The City of Newcastle is seeking proposals from qualified operators to trial…

There are growing calls for coordinated government action to support electric vehicles,  as plans to build Australia's largest network of EV charging stations start to become a reality. Last week…

This week marked the launch of the world's first hydrogen fuel cell train, in a significant win for the industry and the future of mobility. The Coradia iLint, built by…

A large contingent gathered at the Moonee Valley Racecourse yesterday for an eco-friendly session hosted by Hyundai Australia. Centre stage was the IONIQ range - the world’s first car which offers three…

A new research report from the CSIRO is opening up opportunities for Australia to consider the potential uses of hydrogen in powering its automotive and economic future. The National Hydrogen…

Queenslanders are being urged to pay particular attention to their driving habits this week, as the state's annual Road Safety Week kicks off across the region. With the road toll…

In response to an earlier article from AfMA focusing at speeding drivers, we were delighted to hear from one of our members Peter Newcombe who raised some interesting points over…