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Visually theatrical, the Civic Type R is as good an example of the fandom as any. Trent Nikolic finds out if the latest is the best.

Mazda's new BT-50 Thunder takes the flagship GT model and add some visual muscle, but is it as tough as it looks?

It’s all about space with the new Hyundai Staria people mover, from the way it looks to the cavernous interior and beyond.

Against the wider Nissan SUV range, the Juke has existed as the fun-loving, city-slicking littlebrother. Its design was a little niche and goofy, and its small size wasn’t the most practicalagainst other light SUV alternatives.

2 Whats the best way to keep up with the transport demands of a big family: a traditional people mover, or a big SUV with room for eight? Thats what this comparison is going to find out. The Kia Carnival has been Australias favourite people mover for many years thanks to its strong combination of space, seats and affordability. In contrast, the Hyundai Palisade is very much a newcomer, hitting our roads in late 2020 for the first time. It marries a tough-looking SUV exterior with loads of spac...

No LED headlights The Toyota Yaris Cross is the first light SUV from Australia’s top-selling brand, Toyota. It is the smallest SUV in Toyota’s range, and sits below the popular RAV4 and C-HR in size, price and features. Its nearest rival is the Mazda CX-3, followed by the Volkswagen T-Cross, Kia Stonic, Hyundai Venue and Ford Puma. There are three equipment levels in the Yaris Cross range – GX, GXL and Urban – and all are available with either front-wheel drive or all-wheel drive. Power...

Thanks to Facebook and Microsoft, PyTorch is on its way to becoming the preferred framework for building sophisticated AI models for the cloud, desktop and mobile.

The Genesis G70 could just about be Australia’s best-kept secret in the medium luxury sedan segment

CLAREMONT — A major New York private equity fund has acquired control of Claremont IT consulting firm Red River Technology.Cerberus Capital Management, which oversees a portfolio of companies in aerospace, defense, health care, real estate and retail,...

NH Business Review Claremont-based IT services provider sees ‘endorsement of our potential’ June 3, 2021 Red River CEO Alan Dumas Red River Technology, the New Hampshire-based provider of managed IT services, has been acquired by an affiliate of private equity firm Cerberus Capital Management. The company’s founding shareholders, most of whom are members of the management team, along with Acacia Partners of Austin, Texas, a private equity firm that made an investment in Red River in 2018....