Ten years to the day since Australia's final Ford factory closed, we reminisce with our favourite locally made models.

The Nissan X-Trail continues to impress in e-Power hybrid guise, especially now you can get front-wheel drive examples for less money.

Jaguar has thrown out its existing design language entirely for the new tri-motor electric grand tourer that spearheads the brand's reboot.

A five-star safety rating for Australia’s most popular SUV will increase RAV4 sales further, says Toyota's sales boss.

Despite lower sales so far in 2026, Australia's market leader expects fresh stock of its most popular models to help it post a record fourth quarter.

Formerly an associate at Joyce Wang Studio, interior designer and architect Ella Bridgland now heads up her own firm, Studio Ella, which she started in 2022. Bridgland relocated to Hong Kong in 2017 after having worked for some of London’s most prominent design and architecture firms and has since carved out a niche for herself in the city’s design scene, specialising in high-end residential and boutique commercial projects. Beyond offering bespoke furniture design and interior architecture...

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While cinemas worldwide have suffered waves of closures over the past decade, Hong Kong’s longest-running art house theatre has bucked the trend. As Broadway Cinematheque celebrates its 30th anniversary, shifting audience preferences appear to be playing to its strengths. In November 1996, Broadway Cinematheque (often simply called BC) opened in Kowloon’s Yau Ma Tei district as one of Hong Kong’s few cinemas screening international films that would not otherwise make it onto the city’s...

The Mini Countryman has spawned a new special edition bringing a suspension lift, all-terrain tyres and other off-road goodies that may not come here.

US President Donald Trump said Tuesday he would speak “very soon” with Russian President Vladimir Putin over the reported plague death of a laboratory technician, as Washington and the World Health Organization pressed Moscow for greater transparency and clarity over conflicting accounts of the incident in Siberia.