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Port of Sakai-Semboku opens the shopfront to Australia

The Port of Sakai-Semboku in Japan wants Australia to open its arms to automotive trade opportunities. Visiting several used import stakeholders in Australia earlier this month, including Import Revolutions in Bayswater, Melbourne, representatives from Port of Sakai-Semboku told AutoTalk they want our business.

Aftermarket expo back again

The Australian Automotive Aftermarket Association's industry event will combine with the collision repair sector to form one gigantic expo next year.

VACC blows out 100 candles

The Victorian Automobile Chamber of Commerce (VACC) is blowing out 100 candles, after a century of industry support. It unveiled a bronze plaque at the former Bendigo Chamber of Commerce in Bendigo on September 20, as the board meets with the town mayor.

World’s largest auto alliance and Google in Android deal

Intelligent infotainment and customer applications such as voice activated vehicle function management will be provided within three years under a Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance and Google partnership. Incorporating artificial intelligence (AI), the system aims to provide connectivity within and outside a vehicle.

Mitsubishi ute range marks 40 years

Mitsubishi is celebrating 40 years of success with its one-tonne ute range. The first generation, named Forte, saw its Japanese launch in 1978 and was soon exported around the world with names such as the Mitsubishi Truck and L200.