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Car Craft has continued to grow its national network, adding five repair businesses across the Northern Territory, Queensland, New South Wales and Western Australia. Read more
Australia's historic vehicle sector will undergo a second national economic assessment following groundbreaking findings in 2024.
University of Queensland researchers are developing innovative coating technology that could significantly improve corrosion protection.
NSW insurance regulator imposes eight penalties after discovering premium errors, customer overcharges and inadequate refunds.
Victoria's automotive industry has condemned new apprenticeship funding arrangements that exclude automotive trades despite persistent shortages.
Sherwin-Williams supports emerging automotive refinishing talent through industry participation in WorldSkills Australia's vocational skills competitions.
MTAA urges stronger apprenticeship incentives and skilled migration reforms as automotive workforce shortages continue nationwide.
Former BASF Coatings business reveals three innovative regional colours reflecting changing consumer preferences and automotive design.
An innovative RMIT and RACV trial uses artificial intelligence to detect potholes and improve road maintenance.
New research highlights persistent technician shortages, prompting calls for stronger apprenticeships and improved automotive training pathways.
This is a great opportunity for a seasoned industry professional with BSR Estimating.
Car Craft Queensland brought together women from its network for an evening celebrating automotive careers, achievements, friendship and inspiration.
Australia’s insurance industry has submitted a revised Code of Practice introducing legally enforceable obligations, stronger claims handling requirements and additional protections for vulnerable customers.
More than 8,200 regional tyre breakdowns in three months highlight deteriorating road conditions and growing concerns about maintenance across Victoria.
The Chinese automotive manufacturer has reached another significant milestone as regional dealership expansion continues across Australia.
Just 26 examples of the Lucky 13 Edition will commemorate Bob Holden and Rauno Aaltonen's remarkable 1966 Bathurst victory.
Two experienced automotive professionals receive fully funded training scholarships to help develop Queensland's next generation of skilled tradespeople.
