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Not one, but two rare and special edition pink race helmets worn by motorsport legends David Reynolds and Mark Winterbottom will be going under the hammer after the GC500 race weekend with all proceeds going to the National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF). The auction follows last year’s success, where Reynolds’ pink helmet raised an impressive … Continued
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The rail industry has released important research outlining the case for consistent national standards which could save billions of dollars by supporting a more efficient, safer and productive industry. The Harmonisation of Rail Standards Research Report outlines several initiatives to streamline standards, technologies and processes for operating the rail network. The report was jointly funded … Continued
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Residents of communities in New South Wales and Queensland may see an aircraft flying unusually low next week as the Civil Aviation Safety Authority (CASA) carries out important flight path safety checks. The checks are being conducted by CASA to make sure instrument procedure flight paths at various aerodromes operate safely. CASA regulations … Continued
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A new national poll shows that plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEVs) are acting as a stepping stone to driving pure electric, and that the Federal Government’s Fringe Benefits Tax (EV FBT) exemption is a key reason many Australians are choosing a PHEV. The new research also indicates that importantly drivers are using their vehicles as electric first, and … Continued
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***MEDIA ALERT*** Around 300 Qantas engineers across Australia will walk off the job for 24 hours from this morning (23/10), following repeated industrial actions by workers across major airports this past month, after the airline refused to meet with workers to discuss the latest enterprise agreement. Melbourne: from 10AM AEDT — Melbourne Tullamarine Airport’s International … Continued
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Ahead of this weekend’s election, Electric Vehicle Council CEO Samantha Johnson said the next state government, whatever its political stripes, must keep its foot on the pedal to boost EV uptake, to lower costs for households and improve air quality in their communities. As Queenslanders grapple with high living costs, EVs provide significant savings due … Continued
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New Liquid AI-Powered Skills Solution Offers a Modular, Optimized for Edge Cases, and Affordable Alternative to Existing Autonomous Driving Approaches MUNICH, GERMANY and TEL AVIV, ISRAEL / ACCESSWIRE / October 22, 2024 / Autobrains, a leading innovator in automotive artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS), is proud to announce the launch of … Continued
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***MEDIA ALERT*** Around 300 Qantas engineers across Australia will walk off the job for 24 hours from Wednesday morning, following repeated industrial actions by workers across major airports this past month, after the airline refused to meet with workers to discuss the latest enterprise agreement. Melbourne: from 10AM AEDT — Melbourne Tullamarine Airport’s International Terminal … Continued
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Cirium’s Fleet Forecast predicts 45,900 new passenger, freighter, and turboprop aircraft will be delivered between 2024 and 2043 The number of active aircraft globally now exceeds pre-pandemic levels Short-term forecast to 2027 predicts a 5% drop in deliveries due to supply chain issues LONDON–BUSINESS WIRE– Cirium, the world’s most trusted source of aviation analytics, has … Continued
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A new report by the Australia Institute finds less than one per cent of federal road funding is going toward infrastructure for active transport, but that there is strong public support for a range of active transport reforms that would help ease traffic congestion and improve public health. The report, ‘Proactive investment: Policies to increase … Continued
