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

  • MTAA Super Merger

    MTAA Super Merger

    On 1 April 2021, MTAA Super and Tasplan merged to become Spirit Super. Requests for information regarding MTAA superannuation should be made directly to Spirit Super on 1800 005 166 or by visiting their website below.

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  • Mobility inspired by sustainability

    Mobility inspired by sustainability

    The Automotive Industry’s agreed positions to achieve the orderly transition to the electrification of Australia’s future mobility and transport.

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  • Automotive organisations reach a historic agreement on national fleet transition

    Automotive organisations reach a historic agreement on national fleet transition

    Australia's peak National, State and Territory automotive representative organisations have reached a historic agreement at an Industry Summit on critical positions and pathways...

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  • A new era for motor vehicle service and repair choice

    A new era for motor vehicle service and repair choice

    World-leading legislation to mandate the provision of motor vehicle service and repair information to Australian automotive repairers passed the Senate today, paving the way for increased consumer choice and competition from 1 July 2022.

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  • Directions in Australia’s Automotive Industry - An Industry Report 2021

    Directions in Australia’s Automotive Industry - An Industry Report 2021

    The Motor Trades Association of Australia along with its State and Territory Associations, have developed and released an industry report into Australia’s automotive industry.

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A group of South Australian motor body repairers appeared before the South Australian Economic and Finance Parliamentary Committee Inquiry into the Collision Repair and Insurance Industry during the last week as the Committee continues its investigations.

The hearing provided an opportunity for Members of Parliament to ask repairers how their businesses and consumers are affected by insurer behaviour. The hearing discussed the issues of steering, funny time, funny money, use of non-genuine parts, and assessment procedures.

 Further hearings are planned over the next fortnight with Insurers and other stakeholders.

 

Press Releases

Statement on the passage of the New Vehicle Efficiency Standard Bill 2024

“Today’s passage of the NVES Bill signifies an important moment for the Australian automotive industry. “This legislation, a result of collaborative efforts between the Albanese Government and the automotive sector, marks a significant step forward in our collective journey towards decarbonisation.

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Federal Budget a win for automotive retail transition as sector undergoes rapid transformation

Australia's automotive retail sector is among the 2024-25 Federal Budget winners with a suite of new funding commitments aimed at preparing the industry for a cleaner energy future while driving new opportunities for small and medium businesses. 

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Franchising Review Government Response

The MTAA welcomes the Australian Government’s response to the Independent Review of the Franchising Code of Conduct led by Dr Michael Schaper issued today.

With the Government agreeing or agreeing in principle to all of Dr Schaper’s 23 recommendations, the MTAA applauds the Government for recognising that a fairer balance between franchisees and franchisors needs to be struck.

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