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Katrina Nilsson, 21, credits her success as an apprentice mechanic to “supportive trainers” at the Motor Traders’ Association (MTA) NSW, who helped her develop her skills and knowledge of the automotive industry – and says there are lots of jobs out there for those keen to look.

Our Head of Government Relations and Advocacy, Collin Jennings, spent a full day in Canberra meeting with key politicians to discuss the critical issues facing the automotive industry. With a Federal Election on the horizon, it's crucial to communicate the industry's priorities early.

AMBRA and MTAA update the industry from primary initiatives, creating a Body Repair Education Series, Monitoring the MVIRI Code of Conduct review and the addition of a dedicated Code Writer.

MTA NSW would like to express our deepest condolences on the passing of Mr. George Altomonte, former MTA NSW President, inaugural MTAA President, and a distinguished leader in the Australian Automotive Industry.

Today, we pay tribute to Ray Beekman, an MTA Life Member, former MTA President and a respected advocate for the automotive industry.

Today, the Motor Trades Association of Australia (MTAA) has unveiled their Election Blueprint, outlining crucial support measures for the retail automotive sector ahead of the upcoming federal election.

The industry association is a finalist in the Large Training Provider of the Year category, which recognises excellence in vocational education and training.

Last week, our team attended the Western Sydney Careers Expo to showcase the diverse opportunities within the automotive industry.

Earlier this year, the Fair Work Commission announced an increase to both the National Minimum Wage for adults and the Minimum Adult Modern Award rate.

The NSW Government have announced the 2024 NSW State Budget today with a range of decisions that affect the automotive industry.