Contact: Matt Hobbs, MTAA CEO
Email:     matt.hobbs@mtaa.com.au
Tel:          03 9829 1250
Mobile:   
0419 608 845
Postal:    650 Victoria Street, North Melbourne VIC 3051

  • MTAA RELEASES 10 ELECTION PRIORITIES FOR THE UPCOMING FEDERAL ELECTION

    MTAA RELEASES 10 ELECTION PRIORITIES FOR THE UPCOMING FEDERAL ELECTION

    Request 1: Expanded automotive skills and training support

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  • MTAA RELEASES 10 ELECTION PRIORITIES FOR THE UPCOMING FEDERAL ELECTION

    MTAA RELEASES 10 ELECTION PRIORITIES FOR THE UPCOMING FEDERAL ELECTION

    Request 2: An updated and strengthened Motor Vehicle Insurance and Repair Industry Code of Conduct.

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  • MTAA RELEASES 10 ELECTION PRIORITIES FOR THE UPCOMING FEDERAL ELECTION

    MTAA RELEASES 10 ELECTION PRIORITIES FOR THE UPCOMING FEDERAL ELECTION

    Request 3: Ensure a fair and effective implementation of the New Vehicle Efficiency Standard.

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Welcome to the Motor Trades Association of Australia

Representing the motor trades industries throughout Australia

The Motor Trades Association of Australia (MTAA) represents many of the 72,521 retail motor trades businesses which employ over 384,810 Australians and contributed $39.35 billion to the Australian economy in 2021; which equates to 2.1% of Australia’s GDP.

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Press Releases

New Guide on Defective Parts – Rights and Obligations of Collision Repairers

To empower repairers in navigating the complex landscape of insurance demands, MTAA and AMBRA will roll out a series of guides, clarifying their legal rights against unreasonable or prohibited insurer requests. This second guide will outline what rights and obligations collision repairers have when the parts they have used for a repair are found to be defective.

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MTAA applauds ACCC action on car repair information sharing scheme

The Motor Trades Association of Australia (MTAA) welcomes the recent action taken by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) against Honda Australia for an alleged breach of the Motor Vehicle Information Sharing Scheme (MVIS).

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Driving change in automotive recycling: FCAI and MTAA unveil plan to progress end-of-life vehicle management

A comprehensive study conducted by the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI) and the Motor Trades Association of Australia (MTAA) reveals a strategic pathway for boosting automotive recycling through a product stewardship scheme that will be released at the Auto Parts Recyclers Association of Australia (APRAA) conference at the Gold Coast.

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