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.

New national scholarships will provide women across Australia's automotive industry with funded leadership training, professional development and opportunities to advance their careers.

The Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association (AAAA) has appointed three new directors, farewelled two industry leaders and announced interim leadership arrangements following its annual general meeting.

Four national distribution centres hold more than 580,000 parts, supporting faster vehicle repairs and servicing.

New government program recognises experienced automotive workers, helping address skills shortages through subsidised training opportunities.

Australia's peak consumer motoring body calls for urgent reforms following a review of national road safety.

With more than 100 vacancies, Sheen Group warns Australia's collision repair industry faces worsening shortages.

Motor vehicle insurance attracted the most general insurance complaints as financial disputes reached record levels.

Insurance giant proposes transferring NRMA policy renewal rights to another insurer in a major concession aimed at securing approval for its $1.35 billion RAC acquisition.

Time is running out to nominate for this year's Women in Collision.

Collision repairers across eastern Australia could be in for a busy few months, with IAG forecasting an increase in thunderstorms as the country moves into one of its most active periods for severe spring weather.