The 33-year-old owner of one of Australia’s largest used car online marketplaces has had a $120m windfall after the company he founded six years ago was purchased by a Japanese vehicle giant.

In a matter of weeks, a group of car thieves stole dozens of vehicles and shipped them to the Middle East ...

Toyota has rolled out a new security device for Australian buyers as the brand grapples with a growing vehicle theft crisis ...

Chinese cars aren't common among Australia's police departments, but the New South Wales Police Force has added two Chery ...

A Gold Coast used car salesman who pleaded guilty to winding back odometers has had his business liquidated, with hundreds of ...

A tropical low has dumped hundreds of millimetres of rain across north Queensland, prompting evacuations in a remote part of ...

A man has been cut out of a car and rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries after his car left the road and landed ...

A parking inspector has confessed to handing out fake fines at a major Adelaide university – at one point issuing 14 fines to ...

Solar met the majority of electricity demand between 9am and 6pm in the past week as much of the country cranked air conditioners ...

Zurich-based catastrophe insurance data provider PERILS has disclosed its second industry loss estimate for the Australia East Coast Severe Convective ...

The collapse of the pub empire owned by playboy entrepreneur Jon Adgemis offers a glimpse of the massive risks for investors caught up in the opaque world of private credit.

The National Reconstruction Fund's investment in the company will be its first in the transport sector -- one of seven priority areas identified as in need of a manufacturing boost.