South Australian motoring club RAA has recruited former QBE executive Lisa Daley as its new general manager for its insurance arm.

The latest sustainability report has highlighted PPG’s ongoing commitment to and progress towards its near-term 2030 goals.

Following a meticulous survey process, PPG has been recognised as one of ‘Europe’s Best Employers 2025’ by the Financial Times.

FCAI has commended the Minns Government’s announcement of a $16.1 million investment in 246 new fast and ultra-fast electric vehicle charging stations across NSW.

New Axalta training helps bodyshop leaders reflect, adapt and grow.

MTA NSW provides clarity as part of the public consultation on the proposed Motor Dealers and Repairers Regulation reforms.

After storming Sydney with over 30,000 Attendees the EV AutoShow presented by Future Drive is coming back to Melbourne for a third year.

AAAA warns NSW EV licensing proposal will cripple independent workshops and undermine EV uptake.

Forgetting to include every job done on the floor when quoting means you are leaving money on the table.

It’s time to get off the fence, as your opportunity for recognition is about to pass you by.

The testing of 16 new cars has highlighted Euro NCAP’s ongoing drive to improve the safety of vehicles for all road users.

AkzoNobel has announced its intention to close the manufacturing sites in Wapenveld (the Netherlands) and Machelen (Belgium) and consolidate production at other locations in the region.

Specialised coatings play a key role in modern electric vehicle battery packs and PPG is highlighting its total system solutions at The Battery Show Europe (3rd to 5th June 2025).

As it continues to enhance and modernise its manufacturing base on a global scale, PPG is set to invest US$380 million to build a new facility in North Carolina.

DHL has expanded its Electric Vehicle (EV) Centre of Excellence (CoE) network to Australia, providing a comprehensive suite of logistics solutions for the auto-mobility aftermarket and the broader electrification ecosystem.

The Federal Government Productivity Commission has opened consultation in five key areas of national productivity. COSBOA says this inquiry provides a timely opportunity to highlight what small businesses need to thrive.