EVs are taking over as Australians flee the bowser. What happens next?

The Sydney Morning Herald - Sep 18, 2026

EVs now make up a quarter of new car sales in Australia as fuel prices soar. The rollout of public chargers, parts warehouses and technicians now must keep pace.

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Why your closest friends probably won’t help you find a job

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My accent is unremarkable. But it has almost certainly helped me

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Qantas ground staff set to strike over ‘Joyce-era’ bargaining agreements

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The 600 workers poised to go on strike are the last remaining Qantas ground workers, after 1800 of their colleagues were illegally sacked during the COVID pandemic.

‘They’re wolves’: Coles keeps milk prices higher despite axing farmer support

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The supermarket giant started charging customers more when war broke out in the Middle East to support farmers. Now it and a Woolworths supplier have ended subsidies.

ASX gains as oil prices, bond yields ease; Big four banks advance

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The Australian sharemarket has risen for the second day in a row after the Federal Reserve’s first interest rate rise in three years and a drop in oil prices.

Why AI hasn’t taken your job yet

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KPMG consultant admits to ‘gaps’ in its whistleblower report

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Dalaroo survey lights up deep WA copper-nickel-PGE targets

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