MTA NSW withdraws from national body
The Motor Traders' Association of NSW (MTA NSW) has announced it will withdraw from the Motor Trades Association of Australia (MTAA), effective immediately.
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Stavros Yallouridis
MTA NSW unveils new MyTradeStart facility
Following its acquisition of MyTradeStart in September 2023, the Motor Traders Association of NSW (MTA NSW) has opened a newly refurbished training facility designed to equip hundreds of Sydney students.
NSW budget must address skills shortage and EV transition
The Motor Traders Association of New South Wales (MTA NSW) has a comprehensive wish list for the upcoming state budget to support the evolving needs of the state's automotive industry and accelerate the transition to electric vehicles (EVs).
MTA-NSW apprentice taking on the world in France
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NSW parliament passes Motor Dealers and Repairers Amendment Bill 2023
The Motor Dealers and Repairers Amendment Bill 2023 has successfully passed through the New South Wales parliament.
MTA NSW apprentices shine at WorldSkills National Championships
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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
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Tackling NSW automotive apprenticeship dropouts
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