Running an efficient fleet as a small business owner involves factors, especially controlling costs, optimising operations, and ensuring timely delivery of goods and services. With so many factors at play, small business owners have to be mindful of many things to ensure maximum fleet efficiency. Optimal fleet management is a lot more than tracking the…
Podiatry is a branch of healthcare focused on diagnosing, treating, and preventing conditions affecting the feet, ankles, and lower limbs. In Australia, where an active lifestyle is highly valued, taking care of one’s foot health is essential for overall well-being. The Holistic Foot Clinic Burwood is a leading provider in this field, offering professional and…
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Kia’s top seller in Australia has been given an overhaul, with a new look, updated technology and more power for the hybrid. It’s due locally next year. The 2025 Kia Sportage has been revealed in South Korea – with updated styling and an overhauled interior – ahead of the first Australian showroom arrivals by the…
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Last week, AI startup Physical Intelligence unveiled its first general robot model, π₀ (pi-zero), which can do everything from clearing the table after dinner to folding the laundry. Earlier this year, the company was valued at $400 million. Now, a Monday report shows that the startup has reached unicorn status, surpassing a $1 billion valuation…
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Written by Saisindhu S Valluri As someone who values clarity above all, unpredictability is a distant consideration when making decisions. I liked knowing what to expect, planning things out, and having a clear path forward. But during my summer internship at CircNova, I was thrown into a world where nothing was certain—plans changed overnight, projects…
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Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 56:43 — 51.9MB) Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | More In this special The Weekly Driver podcast episode, Michael Kahn takes the reins from longtime hosts James Raia and Bruce Aldrich in an interview with Raia, who reflects on the journey in automotive journalism and podcasting over…
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On November 5, Kia unveiled the specifications and pricing for the “New Sportage,” opening it up for pre-orders. This upgraded model of the popular fifth-generation Sportage, which first launched in July 2021, has seen significant enhancements, making it a refreshed option for buyers three years later. Modernized Exterior and Interior Design The New Sportage blends…
A Chrysler manufactured in Germany? Get out of town. (Get out of the country, even.) It was a real deal, and it existed for only five model years between 2004 and 2008. The Crossfire was a two-seat, rear-wheel drive sports car that was first shown in concept form at the 2001 North American International Auto…
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We’re already deeply into the discovery phase of the 2025 model year. With it, as usual, have come a stellar crop of new vehicles—everything from the high and mighty Chevy Corvette ZR1 to the cheeky, efficient Honda Civic Hybrid. But on the sadder end of the spectrum, we’re tallying the list of vehicles that didn’t…
