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Two competitors killed in Classic Adelaide Rally

Two competitors in the Classic Adelaide Rally have been killed when their 1974 Porsche Carrera RS hit a tree on Hill Rd, Kersbrook, just after 3.30pm yesterday. The two Victorians, Gary Tierney, 60 and David Carra, 43 will be honoured with a...

Mercedes-Benz aims for a Classic Record in Adelaide

The Classic Adelaide Rally kicks off next Wednesday with Mercedes-Benz entering the grueling event for its thirteenth consecutive year. This year Mercedes-Benz will have four cars competing in the "Thoroughbred Touring" category.

Number plate recognition police cars deployed in SA

As part of a trial for an interesting new system, South Australian police have begun using patrol cars fitted with a camera system capable of instantly reading and analysing number plates of cars driving past.

SA in bid to build electric Holden Cruze

The South Australian government is in the midst of making a pitch to General Motors in the US to have GM Holden build a version of its electric car at Elizabeth, South Australia.

2010 Mitsubishi Triton & Challenger

Mitsubishi will bring forward the launch of the medium SUV Challenger and has “pre-launched” its 2010 update of the Triton utility as a result of the government tax incentives that have driven the sales of vehicle, especially those with a...

Police move to protect speed camera operators

Operators of mobile speed cameras in South Australia will now receive an added layer of protection from would be vigilantes. A protective coating on the glass of operator's vehicles - preventing the windows from shattering - will be implemented in...

South Australia steps up “hoon” laws

South Australia's hoon laws are set to be upgraded with the announcement today that new dangerous driving laws will be in place by the end of the year. The changes to the state's already strict laws were announced today by Police Minister...

GM Holden future secure – Reuss

In a significant move GM Holden, the Australian subsidiary of General Motors, has been quick to assure that the dramatic moves in the United States will not have a direct impact on Australian workers or the Australian car industry.