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Legendary Australian performance car brand HDT will establish specialist panel and paint facilities in Bathurst as part of an ambitious revival under new owner Kenny Habul.

New research reveals significant reductions in serious truck crashes involving distracted drivers, fatigue and other human factors, although industry leaders warn continued safety improvements remain essential.

Paywalled data is a competition and productivity problem, not just an EV problem, AAAA says.

Small business representatives welcome extended ATO credit card payments but warn surcharge restrictions threaten profitability.

Weld Australia warns higher interest rates are undermining manufacturing investment while government procurement policies damage productivity.

New Pickles research reveals surging regional demand for used electric vehicles as Australia's secondary market expands.

A Lamborghini Diablo once owned by rock legend Rod Stewart headlines an extraordinary Australian collection auction.

Growing demand for SUVs, electrified vehicles and Chinese brands is transforming Queensland’s automotive market and aftermarket.

New research reveals stronger business revenues and profitability despite declining economic confidence and persistent pressures.

Updated automotive refrigerant handling guidelines will address emerging technologies, workplace safety and changing industry requirements.

Small business representatives warn migration policies must address workforce shortages rather than focus on political targets.

Sydney Careers Expo yielded promising leads for apprenticeship recruits with IAG, SAPE and many others volunteering to talk to students about careers in collision repair.

Time is a ticking folks - make sure you nominate your awesome team for the Women in Collision Awards.

IAG has joined an international push for vehicle manufacturers to make repairability part of the design process as increasing vehicle complexity and parts costs continue to push up the cost of collision repairs.

AAAA says Autocare 2027 will bring world-class trainers, three dedicated training streams and a major automotive trade show to the Adelaide Convention Centre in May next year.

NALSPA says household budgets, fuel prices and energy security are encouraging more working Australians to make the switch to electric vehicles.