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People unvaccinated for medical reasons call out pass ‘discrimination’

Dutch halt plans to introduce 2G law ‘pending further research’

A Delft family in Cape Town is trying to piece things together after their 10-year-old daughter drowned at the weekend.

After being in a testing, "Beta" phase for months, the program has just received final approval. It basically covers 40 charging points spread over France, Norway and the Netherlands; it will allow fast charging other electric cars, apart from Tesla.

There was a time when housing made cities. Prior to Modernism’s usurping of the 19th-century figure ground, housing’s rhythms and patterns structured the

According to official data, the adoption of electric vehicles in Switzerland is growing at an exponential rate. In one year, new electric vehicle registrations grew by an impressive 63%: yet another positive, tangible example for the world.

Battery storage is becoming an increasingly efficient tool to regulate and balance the electricity grid, in order to make the most of renewable sources; a clean alternative to fossil fuels that has a long way to go in terms of production. Tesla has indicated they hope to contribute by raising their annual production at rates of Terawatt-hours (TWh).

An ex-cop has been arrested along with three other men after a high-speed car chase in Delft, Cape Town, Western Cape police have said.

Back in 2019 Tesla presented the evolution of Autopilot, the FSD or “Full Self-Driving” system. No longer just a mere roadside assistant, it basically promised to get you from point A to B, though while always keeping your eyes on the road. In short, and despite the name, it is still an autonomous level 2 "ADAS"; that is, the driver must be paying full attention at all times.

The provinces anti-gang unit will now be investigating how the parliamentary officer is connected to the deceased, the gun and the known gang member.