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Transport
Whether you drive, cycle, or catch public transport, we have reviews and advice to help you get from A to B.
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SUVAustralia’s best small and compact SUVs of 2024
In the small SUV segment there are economical and practical compact options for families, luxury and performance variants, and multiple drivetrain options including hybrid and electric. These are the best small SUVs to buy in Australia. -
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Electric2024 Kia EV5 preview: price, specs and release date
The Kia EV5 SUV is confirmed to go on sale in Australia in late 2024. The mid-size SUV will be Kia's most affordable electric car to date with an estimated range of up to 720km. -
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MotoringAustralia's best-selling cars, utes, and SUVs so far in 2024
Sales of brand new cars in Australia have set a record pace in the first half 2024, with small and medium cars, hybrid and PHEVs, and SUVs the big winners.
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ElectricToyota RAV4 Hybrid vs Tesla Model Y specs comparison
The Toyota RAV4 Hybrid and Tesla Model Y EV are two of Australia's top-selling cars. From performance and interior design to safety and warranty, which medium SUV is the best buy?
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Safety
Understanding mobile phone road rules in Australia
As technology continues to evolve, it's important to understand the mobile phone road rules in Australia to ensure your safety on the road.
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Electric
2025 Kia EV3 preview: price, specs and release date in Australia
The Kia EV3 compact SUV goes on sale in Australia in early 2025. It debuts new technology including AI-powered Kia Assistant and premium streaming and promises a range of up to 600km (WLTP).
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Cycling
The must-know cycling road rules to keep riders, motorists, and pedestrians safe
Can you ride on the footpath, use your phone while cycling, or ride two-abreast? These are the Victorian cycling road rules every cyclist, motorist, and pedestrian should know to keep each other safe.
