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MTA WA continues to work with the Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety (DMIRS) to ensure proposed changes to Motor Vehicle Dealers and Repairs legislation do not have unintended consequences for WA’s motor trades.

The recent retirement of Ministers Alannah MacTiernan and Dave Kelly has triggered a reshuffle of responsibilities within the State's Cabinet.

This year at a state level, MTA WA apprentices took WorldSkills Australia by storm, successfully securing first, second and third place.

As of 1 December 2022, PBS vehicles will be able to use a broader range of tyres, enabling the PBS scheme to better support and promote the next generation of smarter, safer and more productive vehicles.

As detailed in the September edition of Engine Room, MTA WA has formally asked the Department of Transport (DoT) to make a relatively simple change that will help private and commercial buyers identify odometer tampering before they buy a lemon.

​​​​​​​The MTA WA’s Automotive Institute of Technology has launched WA’s first online EV course.

The MTA WA is pleased to share its response to the Federal Government's National Electric Vehicle Strategy, which will help inform the country's targets, expectations and overall framework for EVs.

We congratulate and welcome Georgie Withers, who was instated to the MTA WA Board of Directors at the State Council Meeting on Tuesday the 18th of October.

This morning, MTA WA Group CEO Stephen Moir discussed the factors influencing the 60c rise in the price of diesel, with 6PR’s Gareth Parker.

Have you noticed a 20 to 30 cent increase in the price of fuel this morning? Take these steps in order to alleviate some of the pain that rising fuel prices might cause to your household.