The Motor Trades Association of Queensland (MTA Queensland) says the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) finalised 21,150 consumer complaints in 2024. Motor vehicle-related complaints made up 4350 cases - around 20% of all complaints - and ranked among the top five reported issues.
The Motor Trade Association Queensland (MTA Queensland) has partnered with workwear brand TradeMutt to launch a colourful custom work shirt to promote conversations about mental health among blue-collar workers.
MTA Queensland hosted its 2024 Industry Awards Gala on November 23, celebrating the excellence and dedication of business owners, entrepreneurs, and apprentices in the state’s automotive sector. Hosted by Channel 7's Ben Davis, the night was filled with live entertainment and dancing.
Two automotive professionals are set to advance their careers in the training sector, with the Motor Trades Association of Queensland (MTA Queensland) announcing the recipients of its 2024 VET Trainer Scholarship.
The Motor Trades Association of Queensland (MTA Queensland) has unveiled its 2024 state election blueprint, outlining support measures for the retail, repair, and service sectors of the state’s automotive industry.
Sophie-Jo Forsythe from S J Fitting Services has been awarded the Leading Edge scholarship (valued at $3490), and Maud-Ellen Berge, from SEQ Campers the Executive Ready scholarship (valued at $8490) in the 2024 Auto Women Scholarships.
The Motor Trades Association of Queensland (MTA Queensland) is now calling for nominations for the 2024 Industry Awards.
MTA Queensland (MTAQ) says applications for its VET Trainer Scholarship are now open!
The Motor Trades Association of Queensland (MTA Queensland) welcomes the state government’s response to the Review of Queensland’s Electrical Safety Act (2002) final report, opting not to proceed with the recommendation which proposed EVs’ electrical components should be serviced and repaired by appropriately licensed electrical workers rather than qualified automotive technicians.
The 2023 Auto Women Scholarships’ second round recipients have been announced by the Motor Trades Association of Queensland (MTA Queensland).
