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The Australian Government has expanded the DRIVEN Program to include EV servicing and repair equipment, delivering a positive outcome for automotive businesses investing in EV capability.

If you advertise used vehicles online, there are specific details that must be made available to customers. This compliance reminder covers the Form 5 Motor Dealer’s Notice; licence information and the key checks dealers should make to ensure online vehicle listings remain current and compliant.

Abandoned and uncollected motor vehicles often become difficult to move on. To resolve this problem, here's a summary of the steps you'll need to take.

In the current financial climate, where people are tightening their wallets, most repairers (and dealers) have come across the scenario where a customer simply doesn’t want to pay their bill.

National Skills Week highlights the important role vocational education and training plays in developing Australia’s skilled workforce and supporting the future of the automotive industry.

MTA NSW extends its condolences to the family and friends of former Senior Divisional Manager Ian Rolfe, who will be remembered for his dedicated service and advocacy on behalf of Members.

To support businesses across the Hunter, MTA NSW is bringing its Changing Gear Business Forum to Newcastle on Thursday, 3 September.

From evolving workplace laws and compliance obligations to the rise of EVs and hybrid vehicles, automotive businesses are facing new challenges alongside new opportunities. That's why MTA NSW is bringing its Changing Gear Business Forum to the Central Coast on Thursday, 27 August.

MTA NSW Head of Government Relations, Collin Jennings, recently visited FlexTred Mining and Industrial in Kurri Kurri alongside Federal Member for the Hunter, Dan Repacholi MP, following an invitation from Tyre Stewardship Australia.

This year marks an important milestone as MTA NSW proudly celebrates 30 years of delivering automotive training to the industry we represent.