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Independent repairers can now claim rebates covering up to 80 per cent of eligible spending on equipment needed to service and repair electric vehicles.

AAAA has welcomed ACCC action that has substantially improved independent repairers’ access to service and repair information.

The Motor Trades Association of Australia has called for automotive trades to be added to the Federal Government’s skilled visa priority processing categories.

Fatalities involving light commercial vehicles, heavy vehicles and motorcycles are rising far faster than those involving passenger cars.

Cadillac has launched the LYRIQ-V in Australia and New Zealand, bringing its V-Series performance badge to an electric vehicle for the first time.

Zeekr has opened its first standalone body repair centre anywhere in the world, choosing Sydney for the global first.

Do you have a great boss, an supportive colleague or a gun of an estimator? Women in Collision nominations are now open.

We have teamed up with ACIA this year to find the ACIA Apprentice of the Year - here are the eight talented youngsters who made it as finalists.

It's a cracking read though I say so myself! Check out the latest issue of Paint & Panel magazine.

A quick wrap up of the Fix Network conference which took place in Hamilton Island last weekend.

in this latest podcast episode we chat with our paint and body champions before they head off to the WorldSkill finals in Shanghai and catch up with the experts who have been mentoring them.

Emerging Leader, Parts Manager and Manager awards - meet the people in the running.

The plan is to prohibit new vehicles entering Australia charged with R134a to close the pre-charged equipment loophole that sits outside the existing import quota system.

Australia’s ageing vehicle fleet is increasingly sharing roads with larger, newer and electrified vehicles, creating different challenges for towing and collision repair operators nationwide.

Risk Management Essentials will oversee repairer standards as national audit partner for Hyundai’s National Approved Repairer Program.

Australian SMEs are showing renewed growth confidence, but weak revenues and loan pressures remain concerns.