Complimentary 28-point vehicle safety inspections available to Chery owners throughout November
SYDNEY, Nov. 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- With the summer holiday season approaching and Australians preparing to hit the road, Chery Australia is launching its Road Trip Ready campaign, offering complimentary vehicle inspections to help owners prepare for the journeys ahead.
Running from 1 – 30 November 2026, the initiative provides Chery owners with a complimentary 28-point vehicle safety inspection, alongside 50% off replacement cabin filters where required.
Designed to support vehicle safety, performance and comfort ahead of summer travel, the campaign includes:
- Complimentary 28-point vehicle safety inspection: Covering key vehicle safety , mechanical and comfort checks, including tyres, brakes, lights, wipers, fluid levels and air conditioning
- 50% off replacement cabin filters: Supporting cabin comfort and air quality ahead of increased summer driving, where a replacement is identified during the complimentary safety inspection
- Software checks: Every inspection includes a software check, so your vehicle leaves with the latest updates installed
Lucas Harris, Chief Operating Officer, Chery Australia, said the initiative reflects the brand's ongoing commitment to supporting customers throughout their ownership journey.
"With the summer holiday season approaching, we want to help Chery owners feel confident that their vehicles are ready for the trips ahead. Whether it's a weekend getaway or a longer family road trip, proactive vehicle maintenance can help identify potential issues early and provide added peace of mind. Road Trip Ready is another way we're making vehicle care more accessible while continuing to support our customers long after they've driven out of the dealership." said Harris.
The initiative follows Chery Australia's Winter Care campaign, which ran from 1 July to 14 August 2026, offering complimentary winter vehicle checks and service offers.
Both campaigns reinforce Chery's commitment to long-term ownership support through its Chery Family Care program, which includes a seven-year unlimited kilometre warranty, roadside assistance and capped price servicing.
Chery owners are encouraged to contact their nearest participating dealership to confirm eligibility and arrange a complimentary inspection between 1 and 30 November 2026.
For more information or to find your nearest Chery dealership, visit www.cherymotor.com.au.
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About Chery Motor Australia:
Chery Australia is a leading automotive brand recognized globally for its commitment to innovation, style, and performance. With a rich history spanning over two decades, Chery has established itself as a pioneer in the industry. Known for producing technologically advanced and visually striking vehicles, Chery offers a diverse range of models that cater to different lifestyles and preferences. Each Chery vehicle embodies the brand's passion for pushing boundaries and redefining the driving experience.
For more details on Chery visit www.cherymotor.com.au or Instagram @cheryaustralia
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Chery helps Aussies get Road Trip Ready ahead of summer holidays
Dialogue Despite Division: The 2026 Conference Theme
SINGAPORE, Nov. 2, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- North London Collegiate School (Singapore) hosted its second Model United Nations (MUN) conference at its Depot Road campus in Singapore, welcoming 200 students from six schools: the host school, Tanglin Trust School, Overseas Family School, International French School, German European School Singapore and Canadian International School. This year's theme, "Dialogue Despite Division", asked something simple but increasingly rare of its young delegates: to disagree without losing the ability to listen.
"It was a genuine pleasure to host this year's Conference, and our theme felt fitting given the complex political climate. Our Executive Committee and students rallied around it and fostered a collaborative spirit. We're lucky to have students and visiting schools who can rise to the occasion," said NLCS (Singapore)'s MUN Director, Chris van Dort.
It is a skill the conference's committee topics put to the test immediately. Delegates in the Historical Joint Committee revisited the Cuban Missile Crisis, one of history's starkest lessons in how close dialogue can come to collapsing entirely. In the Disarmament and International Security Committee, students turned to a far more current and unresolved question: the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in warfare and conflict. Debating a Cold War standoff and an emerging twenty-first-century threat on the same day gave delegates a reminder that the stakes of dialogue, and its difficulty, do not belong to any one era.
A Model United Nations Conference Led by Sixth Form Students
MUN conferences across Singapore give ambitious students the opportunity to step into the role of delegate on real political issues, and what distinguishes the NLCS (Singapore) conference is how much of it is shaped by students themselves. This year's event was organised by an Executive Committee (ExComm) of five Sixth Form students studying the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme, including Riya Koshy as Secretary-General, Krishiv Sharma as Deputy Secretary-General, Leo Kang as Director of Administrations, Olivia Go as Director of Operations, Olivia van der Vlies as Director of Communications and Yubeom Paik as Conference Manager.
"Having started MUN in Grade 8 and attended so many MUN events, it was a genuine pleasure to help deliver one at our school. The conference nearly doubled in size this year, and it was fantastic to see so many of our students leading discussions," said Conference Manager, Yubeom Paik.
A First Model United Nations Experience for Grades 6 to 8 Delegates
For many students, this was their first conference of the new academic year, and for many younger delegates in Grades 6 to 8, it was their first MUN experience altogether. Excitement and nerves were both evident in the room, the natural mix that comes with stepping into a new challenge for the first time.
Guest speaker Vishnu Padmanabhan, a journalist with The Economist, set the tone early with reflections on dialogue across the borders of China and India, and on the importance of understanding both sides of a story before writing it.
"As the first MUN conference we had ever attended, it was enjoyable to compete against other schools and better understand how to debate complex issues. It was also an excellent learning experience to be part of a larger community beyond our school," said new student delegates Thomas and Stuvan.
Turning Debate into Common Ground
Student delegates across every committee handled difficult, often divisive subject matter with notable maturity, and many had already begun forming coalitions in pursuit of a resolution, dialogue turning into cooperation in real time. By midday, students were reflecting on how much they had grown and how much better they understood what it takes to find common ground with people who see an issue very differently.
MUN Awards: Three Trophies for NLCS (Singapore) Delegates
In the final sessions, students continued to debate and amend their resolutions before moving into the closing ceremony and awards in the early evening. Delegates from all six schools had the chance to reflect on the day and hear closing remarks from the ExComm. Of the eight trophies awarded, NLCS (Singapore) took home three. Soyul Anh was named Best Delegate in the United States Senate, Siddhant Pandey was named Best Delegate in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) and Ranvir Pathak was named Best Judge in the International Court of Justice (ICJ).
"It was really enjoyable guiding new students through their first conference. For anyone choosing an advanced committee like the UNSC at their first MUN, my advice is to speak at every opportunity. Spend less time writing resolutions and more time preparing speeches and POIs (Points of Information)," said UNSC Best Delegate, Siddhant.
Now in its second year, and having nearly doubled in size since its first, the conference has quickly become a fixture that reflects something NLCS (Singapore) holds at the core of its approach to education: students learn best when they are trusted to lead, to disagree thoughtfully and to work through challenging situations together. Congratulations to the Sixth Form ExComm for organising such a meaningful conference, and to every delegate who took part. NLCS (Singapore) looks forward to welcoming these schools back again next year.
About North London Collegiate School (Singapore)
Founded in August 2020, North London Collegiate School (Singapore) is a British international school offering the academically ambitious NLCS curriculum, followed by the International Baccalaureate (IB) Middle Years Programme from Grade 6 to Grade 10 and culminating in the IB Diploma Programme in the Sixth Form.
Drawing on more than 175 years of educational heritage from its founding school, North London Collegiate School, established in London in 1850, NLCS (Singapore) nurtures individuals to be intellectually curious, socially confident and grounded in compassion through a rigorous academic framework, rich co-curricular opportunities and exceptional pastoral care.
Situated on Depot Road, the School is part of a global family of schools committed to educational excellence and developing global citizens.
To learn more about NLCS (Singapore), please visit our website (https://nlcssingapore.sg/) and follow us on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and LinkedIn.
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North London Collegiate School (Singapore) Model United Nations 2026: Students Practise the Hard Skill of Dialogue Despite Division
