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Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson

Thumbnail for Five bucks to fully recharge an electric car? New plan will save EV drivers $1000 a year

Five bucks to fully recharge an electric car? New plan will save EV drivers $1000 a year

Thumbnail for Big names given failing grades as emissions targets falling out of reach

Big names given failing grades as emissions targets falling out of reach

Thumbnail for Transport continues to cost us a fortune, but that’s no brake on buying bigger rigs

Transport continues to cost us a fortune, but that’s no brake on buying bigger rigs

Thumbnail for Heat goes out of EV sales as market moves toward hybrids

Heat goes out of EV sales as market moves toward hybrids

Thumbnail for Atlassian outlines plans for businesses to ‘create their own AI chatbots’

Atlassian outlines plans for businesses to ‘create their own AI chatbots’

Thumbnail for Would you rather walk? Google wants to get more of us going by foot

Would you rather walk? Google wants to get more of us going by foot

Thumbnail for Greenhouse gladiator: UQ reveals generator that turns carbon gases into energy

Greenhouse gladiator: UQ reveals generator that turns carbon gases into energy

Thumbnail for Hybrids become stepping stone to EVs as sales surge in past 12 months

Hybrids become stepping stone to EVs as sales surge in past 12 months

Thumbnail for Publishers risk misleading readers without stronger AI safeguards

Publishers risk misleading readers without stronger AI safeguards

Thumbnail for TikTok worth $1.1 billion annually to Australian economy, says report

TikTok worth $1.1 billion annually to Australian economy, says report

Thumbnail for Half-way there – 40 per cent of motorists planning to make technology shift

Half-way there – 40 per cent of motorists planning to make technology shift

Thumbnail for The EV revolution is all around us with 100,000 emissions free cars sold in 12 months

The EV revolution is all around us with 100,000 emissions free cars sold in 12 months

Thumbnail for Fire up the pickup truck: Why Aussies pay more to fuel their utes than those in US, UK and NZ

Fire up the pickup truck: Why Aussies pay more to fuel their utes than those in US, UK and NZ

Thumbnail for Townsville’s jet fuel factory set for takeoff, turning farm waste into 100-million litre deal

Townsville’s jet fuel factory set for takeoff, turning farm waste into 100-million litre deal

Thumbnail for Amazon’s deal to build a solar farm larger than 700 football fields; power for 60,000 homes

Amazon’s deal to build a solar farm larger than 700 football fields; power for 60,000 homes

Thumbnail for Uber may use phones to book rides – now why hasn’t someone thought of that before?

Uber may use phones to book rides – now why hasn’t someone thought of that before?

Thumbnail for On the right track: Expert says Brisbane Metro technology the answer to traffic woes

On the right track: Expert says Brisbane Metro technology the answer to traffic woes

Thumbnail for Mind the gap: Biggest car makers are ‘grossly under-reporting’ their emissions

Mind the gap: Biggest car makers are ‘grossly under-reporting’ their emissions

Thumbnail for After a year ‘s wait, these are the new tricks to expect on AI smartphones

After a year ‘s wait, these are the new tricks to expect on AI smartphones

Thumbnail for How electric vehicles are breathing life back into great Australian road trip

How electric vehicles are breathing life back into great Australian road trip

Thumbnail for Meet Australia’s cheapest electric car – but Chinese rival still leads sales race

Meet Australia’s cheapest electric car – but Chinese rival still leads sales race

Thumbnail for How Alexa may soon help protect thousands of women from domestic violence

How Alexa may soon help protect thousands of women from domestic violence

Thumbnail for Want to avoid the new Luxury Car Tax? You’ll need a car that’s half as thirsty

Want to avoid the new Luxury Car Tax? You’ll need a car that’s half as thirsty

Thumbnail for Why building tech barriers on AI risks putting Australia ‘out of the game’

Why building tech barriers on AI risks putting Australia ‘out of the game’