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The launch of the Commonwealth’s "Outline of the Government's Migration Strategy" is a promising response to calls from industry peak bodies, including the MTA, for major reform of Australia’s broken migration system.

In response to industry-wide skills shortages and members’ call for action, the MTA WA recently embarked on an international recruitment mission in an effort to attract British and Irish skilled migrants to automotive vacancies in Western Australia.

With effect from 6 March 2023, workers who allege that they have been sexually harassed can apply to the Fair Work Commission (FWC) to deal with a sexual harassment dispute.

The MTA WA has responded to member reports of a recent escalation in cases of Odometer Tampering by reaching out to government with suggested solutions and requests for collaborative action

The MTA’s WA's persistent advocacy has finally overcome years of bureaucratic inertia and stirred positive action.

From apprentices to business owners - The MTA WA celebrates this year’s International Womens Day, giving acknowledgement and thanks to all the women who contribute to the automotive industry!

The peak body for Western Australia’s automotive industry has launched an international search for skilled workers to help local businesses overcome the challenges caused by ongoing skills shortages.

The MTA WA is thrilled to announce the launch of The Association's first international recruitment drive.

Changes to the Duties Act 2008 advised in 2022 have recently commenced for dealers.

The price of used cars is finally showing some signs of softening but industry experts say it's too early to call time on the high cost of second-hand vehicles as supply pressures are tipped to persist this year.