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Mahindra rethinks Genio
Indian brand Mahindra has shaken up its Genio ute range to coincide with a 2018 model year update, dropping 4×4 variants but introducing a revised Euro ... -
Nissan investigating launch of Titan
Nissan has revealed that it is studying the case for its full-size Titan pick-up truck to be introduced to all markets where the Navara is currently ... -
LDV launches first utility – the T60
Chinese brand LDV has launched its first utility, the T60, in Australia with an initial four-variant diesel-engined 4×4 dual cab range priced from $28,990 drive-away for ... -
Toyota updates HiLux
Now locked in battle with Ford’s Ranger for bragging rights over who has the top-selling ute in Australia, Toyota has moved to update its HiLux one-tonner ... -
Gauge your potential
Process instrumentation and control can open up horizons for electricians. Glen McMurtrie shares his thoughts on an important area. Paradoxically, process instrumentation can be described as ... -
Charity begins at work
Philanthropy can be beneficial for everybody, including a business owner. Laser Group managing director Steve Keil explains how giving back can be a two-way street. Setting ... -
A power of good
Electricity outages can expose your customers to much more than inconvenience. Phil Kreveld outlines the case for an emergency supply. There might have been a time ... -
Risk by design
Insurers may view electrical design in a way that threatens contractors. Wes McKnight offers some protection. Imagine a scenario in which a fire started in a ... -
A crisis in the making… or not
In the electrical industry’s very own ‘fake news’ moment, James Tinslay looks at the so-called apprenticeship training crisis. The popular press is as enamoured with the ... -
Linking the numbers
Structured cabling is covered by Standards that seem to get a new number every time you look. George Georgevits offers a useful guide. In 1989 a client ...
