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MTAA: Skills shortage requires urgent Government action

Recent analysis commissioned by the Motor Trades Association of Australia (MTAA) has uncovered extensive skills shortages plaguing the automotive sector nationwide. The findings in a comprehensive report underscore the urgent need for government intervention to address the escalating crisis.

MTAA lodges 2024-25 pre-budget submission

If Australia is to transition to a low emissions future, the Federal Government needs to back the sector that will make it successful – the automotive industry – says the Motor Trades Association of Australia (MTAA).

MTAA leads automotive response to COVID-19 inquiry

The Motor Traders’ Association of Australia (MTAA) says it was the sole automotive industry group to respond to the COVID-19 Inquiry initiated by the Prime Minister and Cabinet. The submission reflects a thorough consultation process based on insights gathered across the MTAA network.

New guide to help automotive avoid unfair contract terms

Automotive industry business owners now have a comprehensive guide to help protect against unfair contract terms, thanks to the Motor Trades Association of Australia (MTAA). MTAA sats that unfair contract terms are often difficult to interpret and can hide in confusing fine print.

Gwilym appointed interim MTAA chief executive

The Motor Trades Association of Australia (MTAA) board has appointed Geoff Gwilym as its interim chief executive. “After chief executive Richard Dudley’s retirement in December 2022, the MTAA board sought a high-level candidate to guide the association.

Dudley stepping down as MTAA chief executive

The Motor Trades Association of Australia (MTAA) chief executive Richard Dudley has announced that after 12 years in the role he is stepping down to explore new ventures and provide the organisation with an opportunity for renewal.