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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.

A fully autonomous bumper sanding system that can complete the job in around eight minutes has taken out the Body & Paint Innovation Award at Automechanika Frankfurt.

The global paint and coatings giants have unveiled Axanzo as their future identity, bringing together around 100 brands across more than 160 countries worldwide.

Image Vehicle Manufacturing has transformed from a family limousine builder into a highly regarded custom vehicle operation.

COSBOA warns growing regulatory complexity and government policy uncertainty are discouraging employment, investment and business expansion.

You might think you are EV compliant but you may not be - listen to EV safety expert Brendan Gale explain the in, outs and roundabouts.

German car maker investing heavily in artificial intelligence to accelerate vehicle development while maintaining quality standards.

National industry consultations reveal worsening automotive skills shortages, declining apprenticeship numbers and growing demand for modernised training to support emerging technologies and workforce development initiatives.

Former BASF Coatings business Surventis has released its first sustainability report, highlighting significant emissions reductions, renewable energy adoption and progress towards ambitious environmental targets.

Peak motoring body supports proposed changes to heavy vehicle licensing but warns clearer rules around driver experience, training costs and liability are essential for success.

Young automotive professionals from nine countries attended Point S training designed to develop future leaders.

GAC and XPENG secure top safety ratings, although ANCAP raises concerns about touchscreen vehicle controls.

WFAANZ introduces a new certification program designed to improve technical knowledge and professionalism among automotive tinters.

New COSBOA research reveals Australian small business owners face mounting pressures despite stable business revenues.

IAG and RAC have taken their proposed $1.35 billion insurance deal to the Australian Competition Tribunal after the ACCC blocked the acquisition last month.