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The Easter bunny has been and gone, which means it must be time for the April issue of AutoTalk Australia magazine. It's your in-depth look at what's happening inside the chocolatey layers of Australia's auto industry, and there's plenty afoot.

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In the August edition of AutoTalk magazine we speak to the Holden dealers embracing the brand's future, and hear how Holden itself is acknowledging the laudible efforts of its people in manufacturing before the October closure.

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In AutoTalk’s June edition, we reveal ANCAP’s plans to keep automotive manufacturers on their toes. The organisation alleges some companies are providing less safety equipment to Australasia than other world markets.

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In the May edition of AutoTalk, we find out how dealers in North Queensland are coping following the devastation caused by Cyclone Debbie. Roading infrastructure in the state also suffered major damage, which we outline in more detail.

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The March issue of AutoTalk looks at the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission’s (ACCC) decision to axe 20% insurance commission caps for dealerships, which were proposed by the insurance companies. We talk to the key players.

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In the April edition of AutoTalk magazine we speak to Sylvania BMW Dealer Principal Anthony Rodriguez on what its like to run the dealership which was awarded the brand's coveted Dealer of The Year award.

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In the February issue of AutoTalk NSW Fair Trading commissioner Rod Stowe speaks out on the odometer tampering raids and what can be done to combat the issue.

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In the February issue of AutoTalk  magazine we take a look at the finalists for the 2015 Australian Car of The Year which have axed Volkswagen, Audi and Skoda models due to the 'Dieselgate' scandal.