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AAPEX heads to Las Vegas in November
Australian workshop owners and aftermarket businesses planning a trip to the US have just over a month to lock...
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Penrite marks a century with Golden Era gala
Penrite Oil wrapped up its 100 year celebrations with the Golden Era Gala at Melbourne’s Royal Exhibition Building in...
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Battery safety and skills move up the industry agenda
As more hybrid and EV batteries come through Australian workshops, the systems for handling, tracking and recycling them are...
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Kumho’s new Victorian warehouse holds 50,000 more tyres than the last one
Kumho Tyre Australia has opened a new distribution centre in Melbourne’s south east, near Pakenham, to keep pace with...
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Fennell Tyres pushes into WA’s south west with a new acquisition
Fennell Tyres International, part of the Magna Tyres Group, is expanding further into Western Australia with the acquisition of...
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30,000 people, 250 exhibitors, and a crowd that blurs trade and hobby
Melbourne wraps up the 4×4 show season. The National 4×4 Outdoors Show closed out its 2026 calendar in Melbourne...
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One fault code shows up more than any other, across every European market
Catalytic faults at the top of Topdon’s fault code data. Motor Trader News UK reports that diagnostics equipment maker...
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A failing EGR cooler is burning holes clean through Ranger intake manifolds
By Clinton Brett, Diesel Help Australia. When a Ford Ranger PX1, PX2 or Mazda BT-50 UP, UR 3.2L comes...
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Bridgestone Select just won Australia’s top trust award, two years running
Bridgestone Select Tyre & Auto has been named both Australia’s Most Trusted Car Tyre Retailer and Most Loved Car...
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VACC says this new bill gives employers another reason to say no to apprentices
The Victorian Automotive Chamber of Commerce says proposed changes to Victoria’s apprenticeship system will make employers less likely to...
