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Biofuels are hot
Before we get into the details of biofuels, pause and consider that our planet is brimful with energy. This would be the case even if the ... -
What the world needs now…
Universities and TAFEs must work together for the benefit of the country and the trades sector, writes James Tinslay. But, things need to change. For all ... -
All-new Isuzu D-Max
Isuzu has unveiled its fully redesigned D-Max one-tonne ute overseas ahead of an expected Australian launch around mid-2020. Isuzu Ute Australia is maintaining its focus on ... -
Nissan Navara N-Trek Warrior
Nissan is working overtime to build up the standing of its Navara ute in the marketplace and its latest effort is a big one with the ... -
New VW Amarok V6 variants and Canyon Edition
Volkswagen Australia has introduced a manual version of its V6-powered Amarok 4×4 dual cab, responding to customer requests – including from the trades – for a ... -
Defining success after leaving school: electrical opportunities
Parents need to understand that university degrees don’t guarantee success, and there is data to back this up. James Tinslay explains. It is an unusual moment ... -
Mitsubishi launches Triton MY20
Mitsubishi has released its MY2020 Triton series that the Japanese brand says puts more emphasis on mid-range models favoured by many of its small-business buyers such ... -
Ford Ranger MY2020 and Limited Editions
Ford simply refuses to stand still when it comes to its all-important, top-selling Ranger, turning out special editions and regular model updates in a determined effort ... -
Beat the squeeze: estimating job time in complex environments
Projects are increasing in complexity while the construction time is decreasing. Brian Seymour shows how to figure out what’s what. An accurate estimate requires a lot ... -
Solving issues through a forensic process
Solving problems by guesswork can be extremely frustrating. A forensic process is the way to go, writes Phil Kreveld. Whenever an inexplicable problem arises in an ...
