Industry ‘disappointed’ by NSW scrapping EV rebate
The New South Wales state government’s decision to axe its EV rebate and reintroduce an EV tax has upset the Motor Traders’ Association of New South Wales. It joins a growing chorus of concern.
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More support sought for auto industry
The Motor Traders' Association of New South Wales (MTA NSW) urges the New South Wales Minns Labor government to better support the industry’s future amidst growing economic challenges.
MTA NSW launches new publication for the automotive trade
The Motor Traders Association of NSW (MTA NSW) has launched a new trade publication called MTA Magazine, aimed at offering invaluable insights into the automotive sector.
MTA NSW apprentices shine at WorldSkills National Championships
The Motor Traders’ Association of NSW (MTA NSW) is celebrating a successful first entry in the WorldSkills National Championships, with two of its apprentices winning medals.
MTA NSW to sponsor WorldSkills national championships in Melbourne
The Motor Traders’ Association of NSW has announced a new partnership with the WorldSkills National Championships.
MTA NSW wants government action on apprenticeship alternatives
In the lead up to the state budget, The Motor Traders’ Association of NSW (MTA NSW) is calling for the NSW government to address the critical skills shortage in the automotive industry, by exploring alternative options for apprenticeship training.
Tackling NSW automotive apprenticeship dropouts
The Motor Traders’ Association of NSW (MTA NSW) says it is bucking the trend of apprenticeship dropouts, with new data revealing a 54% increase in apprenticeship completions between 2021 and 2022.
MTA NSW: Code of conduct needs major overhaul
The Motor Trade Association of New South Wales (MTA NSW) says it supports the findings of Dr Michael Schaper’s review into the Motor Vehicle Insurance and Repair Industry Code of Conduct, calling it a ‘step in the right direction’ and a ‘wake-up call’ for the industry.
Budget falls short, says automotive sector
The 2023-24 Federal Budget will cut road safety programs and give motorists a poorer return on the $65.92 billion they will pay in fuel excise over the next four years. So says the Australian Automobile Association (AAA) in reckoning the budget short-changes Australian motorists.
MTA NSW keen to work with new state government
The Motor Traders’ Association of New South Wales welcomes premier Chris Minns and the Labor government to power as the MTA reiterates the need for urgent action to help the automotive industry tackle a skills shortage through investment in training programs.
