All posts tagged "Policy"
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Proposed 2028 cut-off for R134a in new cars
Workshops could be servicing the last new R134a vehicles within two years, with the federal government proposing to...
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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...
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The tyre servicing qualification just had its first safety overhaul in years
Tyre servicing qualification gets national safety update. The Certificate II in Automotive Tyre Servicing Technology has been updated...
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Your right to repair laws don’t cover the data that matters most
Repairers risk being locked out of vehicle data. Growing concern over the data connected vehicles collect has put...
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MTAA wants your qualifications recognised for farm machinery repairs
The Motor Trades Association of Australia (MTAA) is pushing the federal government to recognise a wider range of...
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Payroll just changed again. Here’s what to check before your next pay run
If you run payroll for your workshop, the ground shifted under you on 1 July with changes to...
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Better together and just getting started. Your Wire & Gas 2026 wrap
Brisbane played host to Wire & Gas 2026 over the weekend, the first year VASA and The Automotive...
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EV uptake and renewable growth help drive emissions decline
Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions have fallen to their lowest level since the COVID-19 pandemic, with growing electric vehicle...
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Payday Super – what automotive employers should do now
By Ben Swan, MTAQ Director of Workplace Relations If you run a workshop, payroll already feels like a...
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Rogue tyre operators pocket millions while ratepayers fund the clean up
Australian consumers and small businesses are being ripped off by rogue tyre operators who charge fees to dispose...
