Andrew Broadley

1 week ago | streetmachine.com.au | Andrew Broadley

If Peter Tsekenis’s ANMLXY isn’t the quickest all-motor, street-driven Falcon in Australia, it’s certainly up there. Having lapped the quarter in 8.44 seconds without any form of artificial aspiration, it’s a certified rocket. First published in the May 2025 issue of Street MachineThis 462ci Clevor is the engine that powers the car, and it makes a monumental 1060hp – insane territory for a street-driven small-block. “Is it a street engine?” poses BK Race Engines frontman Bill Kaglatzis.

3 weeks ago | streetmachine.com.au | Andrew Broadley

First published in the March 2009 issue of Street MachineThere’s something about the superbly understated look of a clean early-girl Commodore slung low over a sweet set of rollers that really does the trick. It’s even better when it packs the punch to match the presence. With a 355-cube Holden stroker sucking back on a cool 14lb per square inch of compressed air from a Vortech V2 pump, Leigh Whyte’s VH is blessed with equal measures of show and go.

1 month ago | streetmachine.com.au | Andrew Broadley |Kian Heagney

Long before the gates were kicked open to Meguiar’s MotorEx 2025, speculation was rife that it was going to be the biggest in the event’s long and storied history. An all-new ‘Worlds’ concept, a bunch of dynamic additions to the program, and the involvement of influencer-cum-billionaire businessman Adrian Portelli all promised to give punters plenty of reasons to hand over their hard-earned in exchange for a ticket.

1 month ago | streetmachine.com.au | Andrew Broadley |Kian Heagney

Here’s part two of our coverage from the Meguiar’s MotorEx elite unveils, which saw the covers pulled off 17 cars infront of a bumper crowd. You can read part one of our unveil coverage here, and here’s the remaining champions who were seen publicly for the very first time. CHARLIE DIXON – HX HOLDEN KINGSWOOD UTEEx-AFL star Charlie Dixon has been playing with cars flat out since retiring from footy, and this HX Holden ute, which was once his grandfather’s farm ute, is his greatest creation yet.

Mar 25, 2025 | teachermagazine.com | Andrew Broadley

Most would agree that teaching, while rewarding, can be challenging and stressful. According to a recent report, 58% of Australian teachers either planned or would like to leave teaching (Longmuir et al., 2022). It’s important, then, to be aware of issues that can have a negative impact on staff, and the protective factors. New research from Monash University, published in the Australian Journal for Education (AJE), explores professional quality of life (ProQoL) among teachers.