The journey began with founder James Frape helping out a friend.

Our Skillaroos from collision repair did us proud in Shanghai but didn't make the podium.

General Motors has reinforced its ADAS repair requirements, insisting genuine components and approved procedures are essential.

Queensland’s automotive industry will celebrate leading businesses, innovators, women and community contributors when MTA Queensland’s 2026 Industry Awards are presented in November.

NRMA Insurance research for IAG shows Australian millennials are increasingly ready to embrace electric vehicles.

The ACCC found that the acquisition would be likely to substantially lessen competition in the supply of motor vehicle insurance and home and contents insurance in Western Australia.

Rapid transformation of vehicle technology drives global right to repair efforts as discussed at world summit at Automechanika Frankfurt.

In a submission to the Australian Government on the proposed Online Safety Amendment (Digital Duty of Care) Bill 2026, COSBOA has sought an exemption for low-risk small business websites.

New Key4E service combines EV advice, vehicle specification, supply, diesel trade-ins and funding support to simplify fleet operators’ transition to electric vehicles.

Australia now has more than 500,000 battery electric vehicles registered, as EV sales and model choice continue growing strongly.

AAAA says Australians should be able to have a conversation in their car without wondering who is collecting that information.

From 1 December 2026, Australia will replace its current Workplace Exposure Standards list with the Workplace Exposure Limits list. Some limits have changed and new contaminants have been added.

The ACCC has blocked IAG’s proposed acquisition of RAC Insurance, finding the deal would substantially reduce competition in Western Australia’s motor and home insurance markets.

A Lamborghini Diablo and rare Ferrari Spider owned by businessman, media personality and former Geelong mayor Darryn Lyons are heading to auction.

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.