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@Autocar magazine editor. Cars, travel, yoga, equality, Evian and a stunning inability to grasp idioms.
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Washing machines could support skin health for First Nations people – if we get the wash settings right

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By Rosemary Wyber, Kate Summer, Rachel Burgess Verified
| Yahoo Lifestyle Australia Verified
Doing a load of laundry involves lots of decisions – from which cycle to choose to what detergent to use. These choices may seem like simple personal preferences. But in communities where skin and other infections are common, doing laundry is often part of medical advice. Washing clothes and bedding is widely recommended to help control skin and other infections. However, we haven’t known which wash settings are needed to kill or remove pathogens found on fabrics. Advertisement Advertisement How hot?
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I drove 4500 miles in a Volvo EX30 and learned to love it | Autocar

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By Rachel Burgess Verified, James Attwood Verified
| buff.ly
The EX30 is the smallest model in Volvo's current line-up, but apparently you can fit an elephant in it. Okay, it's a metaphorical elephant in the form of a 12.3in touchscreen mounted in the middle of the EX30's minimalist dashboard, but it's absolutely one we need to address.
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The reinvented supermini is far more than just a retro novelty act | Autocar

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By Rachel Burgess Verified
| Autocar Verified
My favourite car that I drove in 2025 was the Renault 5. Given that it's won a host of awards, including the Car of the Year prize, it's a predictable choice, I know - but when I managed to pilfer our long-term Renault 5 from its custodian, Steve Cropley, I was as impressed as I'd hoped to be. First, there's the heritage: there are plenty of companies that are sceptical about looking backwards, but Renault is presently dining out on model names of old.
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