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Volkswagen has outlined the specifications for the new Amarok – model after model – ahead of the showroom arrivals in early 2023. 0 Volkswagen Amarok 2023 Specifications for Australia Five models: Amarok, Life, Style, PanAmerica, Aventura Four turbo engine options: two four-cylinder diesel, one V6 diesel and one four-cylinder gasoline The engine has the same output as the shared Ford Ranger – but a manual gearbox is available, unlike the Ranger The four-cylinder diesel engine is available in three basic grades, the V6 diesel is available in the highest three grades, the four-cylinder gasoline is available in the top model Prices will be announced later this year See 7 pictures Specifications for 2023 Volkswagen Amarok has been released for Australia ahead of the arrival of local showrooms early next year. Volkswagen dealers have today received detailed specification charts to help customers order the new Amarok well ahead of launch. Customer orders placed today for the Volkswagen Amaro...

Ricky Barone installed a solar system on his roof in 2014 to make the most of North Queensland’s sunshine and save money on his electricity bill. Key points: Ricky Barone has been told the installation is a fire hazard but the retailer will not uninstall it A number of regulatory agencies receive complaints about diesel retailers, manufacturers and installers Some of the main issues raised were related to price, quality and high-pressure sales Since its installation, however, it has cost thousands of dollars and years without sleep. It was only this year that a so-called solar doctor inspected his roof panels did Mackay’s man realize the potential danger he was in. “He [the solar inspector] basically saying it was badly installed and there was a high chance it could catch fire,” Barone said. “I’m very disturbed and I haven’t slept well thinking about it.” Mr Barone said it was a two year wait to get the solar system installed by a local co...

He said Ginnivan had been the victim on Sunday, but it was not the referee’s fault, it was a decision born of a philosophical shift in the AFL. Matthews said his initial thought when he saw the incident was to ask himself, what did they do to the game? “And when I say ‘they’, I mean (AFL chairman) Richard Goyder and the commission which is the only body that actually changes the rules and [AFL CEO) Gillon McLachlan and his coaching cohort of advisers that are making the game easier for the tackler and harder for the bloke with the ball,” Matthews said. “It got my blood boiling. Every other player in the competition would have got that free kick … I felt sick. That was virtually not only a high contact headlock, it was bordering on unduly rough play.” Last Tuesday the AFL responded to the increasing number of players drawing free kicks for head high contact with a statement that outlined the directive to umpires. Mason Redman’s high takle on Jack Ginnivan. C...

The James Webb Space Telescope Team has released the first scientific-quality images of the new telescope. It contains the oldest galaxies ever seen by the human eye, evidence of the presence of water on a planet 1,000 light years away and incredible detail showing the birth and death of stars. Webb’s goal is to explore the origins – the universe, galaxies, stars and life – and the five images released on July 12, 2022, fulfill that promise. Once the instruments on board were cool and running smoothly, astronomers wasted no time getting Webb to work. Each first image contains sufficient data to produce its own primary scientific result. Webb was designed to collect light across the red to mid-infrared spectrum – the wavelengths of light that are blocked by Earth’s atmosphere. And with giant mirrors and shielding the infrared rays emitted by the Sun, Earth and Moon, Webb can produce images with a sharpness never before achieved by other telescopes. Rumors among profession...

Australia’s best-selling new vehicle will be refreshed in late 2022, with the revamped Rogue flagship offering rear disc brakes and wider tracks – plus technological upgrades for the best-selling SR5. 0 See 8 pictures It Toyota HiLux 2023 will see the introduction of major upgrades across its lineup, with key safety technologies added for the high-end model, and two overhauled flagship variants – one of which is the GR Sport HiLux. Because by the end of 2022, the HiLux lineup will be updated with key blind-spot safety technologies – consisting of blind-spot monitoring, rear traffic warning and 360-degree camera – and an immobilizer for the SR5, as well as trim changes for the SR. Prices will go up as part of the update, with Toyota dealers earlier this year suggesting a hike of between $600 and $1400 – but it’s unclear if the new Rogue will be included in this. However, the 2023 upgrade is a revamped Rogue model – one of the two new flagships, the other replacing the R...