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Made in Australia? The electric vehicle revolution gives us a chance to revive an industry: (Business News); Created on 18 April 2023; ... to resurrect Australia’s car industry in an “environmentally and socially transformative way”. Read more: A rapid shift to electric vehicles can save 24,000 lives and leave us ...
MSPs, Hybrid Workers and Connected Cars Face Cyber-Threat Onslaught in 2023: (News from Asia); Created on 20 December 2022; ... between in-vehicle embedded-SIMs (eSIMs) and back-end application servers. In a worst-case scenario (i.e., Tesla API) attacks could be used to gain access to vehicles. The connected car industry could ...
How to deal with fossil fuel lobbying and its growing influence in Australian politics: (News); Created on 19 August 2022; APWill climate action undermine Australia’s democracy? This question might not be as outlandish as it seems. A recent investigation details a campaign by the car industry to have its (low) voluntary standards ...
what ex-automotive workers told us about job loss, shutdowns, and communities on the edge: (News); Created on 15 June 2022; ... a car industry, or live with the consequences[6] References ^ paper, published in the journal Regional Studies, Regional Science (rsa.tandfonline.com) ^ What the departure of Toyota, Holden and ...
As petrol prices rise, will carbon emissions come down?: (Business News); Created on 01 March 2022; ... of which weren’t made in Australia, and helped trigger the decline of the Australian car industry. When prices fell after a spike around 2008 we moved to gas-guzzling SUVs[10]. Petrol prices ...
Relax, Australia does not have (and is not likely to have) a shortage of food: (Business News); Created on 13 January 2022; ... common misconception is that wholesalers and retailers operate on a “just-in-time[4]” basis. They don’t. Warehouses hold large stocks The just-in-time concept, used in Japan’s car industry, reduces ...
Exclusive. Top economists call for budget measures to speed the switch to electric cars: (Business News); Created on 20 June 2021; ... to 5% in China and 3.5%[3] in the European Union. Australia has no domestic car industry to protect, meaning industry policy concerns needn’t hold back the transition. Read more: ...
Going electric and banning new petrol-powered cars could be Australia’s next big light bulb moment: (Business News); Created on 25 May 2021; ... no car industry to protect. We have the opportunity to do to traditionally-powered cars what we did to incandescent light bulbs. And the need. We’ve all but committed ourselves[8] to net-zero emissions ...
Holden's dead end shows government policy should have taken a different roa: (Business News); Created on 19 February 2020; ... subsidies and a number of manufacturers withdrawing from the local market, the Australian car industry continued to be viable. However, as the local makers introduced new models on a drip-feed of investment ...
Is it time to ditch the private health insurance rebate? It's a question Labor can't igno: (Business News); Created on 28 February 2019; ... products is not a long-term proposition. Private health insurance is no car industry, but it’s not a sunrise industry either. Yet it receives a greater subsidy than manufacturing at its subsidised peak[20] ...
Australian governments don't work with each other and it's holding back regional economies in troub: (Business News); Created on 23 April 2018; ... leaving excess housing. Communities in northern Adelaide have been confronted by the need to map out a new future as the car industry closes[17]. What that looks like and how many workers will be able ...