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A new fuel price hike is approaching

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By Tim Gibson
| Newcastle Herald Verified
A new fuel price hike is approaching Fuel prices in Australia are about to rise again. The federal government has announced the Fuel Excise cut will continue at a lower rate until the start of August. The original 50 per cent discount equated to 32 cents per litre off fuel prices, but this was due to end on the 30th of June. Read More About The government will now extend a smaller discount of 16 cents per litre until the 2nd of August.
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Iconic brand could ditch petrol for good

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By Tim Gibson
| Newcastle Herald Verified
Iconic brand could ditch petrol for good One of the most well-known brands in the world could be on the verge of ditching petrol power for good. The iconic 6.7-litre V12 petrol engine has been a staple of Rolls Royce's modern line-up, but the brand is prepared to shelve it forever. It currently features in the Ghost sedan and Cullinan SUV, the latter being the most popular Rolls Royce model.
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Mitsubishi delivers EV-lite strategy

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By Tim Gibson
| Newcastle Herald Verified
Mitsubishi delivers EV-lite strategy Mitsubishi has confirmed it will not build its own electric cars. Mitsubishi's global Chief Executive Officer Takao Kato told shareholders the company will continue to source its EV products from its partners as opposed to designing new cars solely under its the Mitsubishi brand. Kato said growth of the EV market is slowing down across the world and while EV development down the line is not out of the question, it is not the cards at this stage.
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