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This bus has no driver. We got on anyway.

The Leapmotor B05 sold in markets like Australia could be made obsolete by a new Chinese update, but there's no guarantee it'll be offered in export markets.

“‘Are you sure you want to put these beams back in?’” The builders asked that question again and again, recalls the owner of New Line House, in Sydney’s East Ryde. “And every time we said, ‘Yep.’” The stained Oregon beams date back to the house’s beginnings as a Lowline, the flat-roofed, single-level, linear model from the company behind some of Australia’s best-loved modernist homes: Pettit & Sevitt. Removed and later reinstated, the beams may no longer be structural but remain as a memory of...

Researchers found an automaker had exposed credentials that could enable remote access to any of its vehicles with connected app functions enabled.

If you have walked down SoHo in Central lately, your eyes might have been attacked by the flashy crimson facade of a new cha chaan teng (Hong Kong-style diner) on Staunton Street. It is the latest opening in what appears to be something of a cursed space: it was previously home to a short-lived Nordic-style cafe called Moma, and before that Majo Tapas Bar and the California-inspired Big Sur restaurant. The latest tenant, Double the Joy, advertises itself as a cha chaan teng by day and a dai pai...

A new report reveals why children’s activity levels in Australia are so low.

A reported $1 billion investment by Hyundai didn't proceed after neither the prime minister’s office nor the NSW Government could organise a meeting.

In Indonesia's small towns, convenience stores are bringing the big-screen experience to film fans thanks to a micro-cinema startup with highly affordable prices The post A Reel Bargain: Inside Indonesia’s Micro-Cinema Boom appeared first on Business Traveller.