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May 16, 2024 | 
standard.co.uk | Ken Dyer
It’s a few days before the end of another Premier League season and David Moyes is contemplating his 231st and final game of his second spell as West Ham manager, away to probable champions Manchester City. The one certainty at the Etihad Stadium this Sunday is that Moyes’ team won’t see too much of the ball, something which worries him much less than a section of the club’s fans.
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Apr 16, 2024 | 
evdriven.com | Jennifer Dudley-Nicholson |Ken Dyer |Paul Barnes |Mick Drews
Sales of hybrid cars have more than doubled in Australia during the past year in a trend that is eating away at the popularity of petrol and diesel vehicles. Hybrid vehicle sales have jumped by as much as 60 per cent in some states and territories and have overtaken growing sales of electric vehicles, according to data released by the Australian Automobile Association.
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Apr 10, 2024 | 
evdriven.com | Daniel Bleakley |Ken Dyer |Michael Dufty |Ready EddyGo
Remove the instant asset writeoff on Wankpanzers and remove the tax deductions for advertising. see moreCan old media survive without a mutual defence pact with the old dealership system of retailing. No wonder old media shows such desperation and antagonism towards clean efficient and ultimately more affordable mobilitysee moreIt's a pretty lame argument anyway that manufacturers have to advertise in order to "give people what they want".
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Apr 9, 2024 | 
evdriven.com | Riz Akhtar |Ken Dyer |Nulla Incognatio
Tesla early last year quietly advertised various jobs on its careers page that hinted at the leading EV maker bringing its in-house repair shops to Australia. Now the first of these collision repair centres in Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne has opened in Alexandria, in metropolitan Sydney. It was first shared on X by a reader of The Driven and Tesla enthusiast, Nash. In the shared correspondence from Tesla Australia, it says: “Our new Body Repair Centre is located at 118 Bourke Road Alexandria.
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Feb 4, 2024 | 
evdriven.com | Daniel Bleakley |Dean Rizzetti |Ken Dyer
The release of the government’s New Vehicle Efficiency Standard (NVES) marks a momentous shift in Australia’s climate policy and puts its major cities on a path to lower emissions, cleaner air and healthier communities.
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Oct 22, 2023 | 
standard.co.uk | Ken Dyer
Helmut Schoen knew exactly what his team had to do if they were to give themselves the best chance of winning the World Cup. In the days leading up to the 1966 Wembley Final, the West German manager looked carefully at the opposition and decided that England’s best player had to be nullified. “Stop Bobby Charlton”, Schoen mused, and we win.”That, in a nutshell, tells you everything about the global status of one of the best footballers of all-time, who died on Saturday, aged 86.
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Oct 9, 2023 | 
standard.co.uk | Ken Dyer
When David Moyes declares himself “very happy” with the way things are progressing at West Ham, it is as well to listen. For, apart from a sing-song and a few ‘shapes’ in an ecstatic Prague dressing room last June following his team’s first European trophy in 57 years, the Scot prefers to keep his emotions firmly in check. You can understand Moyes’ current mood, though.
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Oct 9, 2023 | 
au.lifestyle.yahoo.com | Ken Dyer
When David Moyes declares himself “very happy” with the way things are progressing at West Ham, it is as well to listen. For, apart from a sing-song and a few ‘shapes’ in an ecstatic Prague dressing room last June following his team’s first European trophy in 57 years, the Scot prefers to keep his emotions firmly in check. You can understand Moyes’ current mood, though.
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Sep 14, 2023 | 
standard.co.uk | Ken Dyer
It is midway through the international break, and what remains of West Ham’s playing squad are having lunch prior to the afternoon session at their Rush Green training ground. The manager’s office door is shut, but outside the sound of laughter reverberates loud and clear, from the players’ restaurant. David Moyes will enjoy his lunch a little later.
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Aug 11, 2023 | 
standard.co.uk | Ken Dyer
The West Ham fans were still dancing and David Moyes was about to join in when an ecstatic Declan Rice floated the suggestion that the Scot could well be the most successful manager in the club’s history. That was June 8, in those heady moments in Prague just after Jarrod Bowen’s late winner against Fiorentina had won the Europa Conference League. Two months on and the East End euphoria which greeted West Ham’s first European crown in 57 years has been replaced by uncertainty and trepidation.
